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^ what part of **Spoiler** don't you understand?????...you people thick?.....the thread contains spoilers, it says so in the thread title....don't read if you don't wanna know. Idiots.

Quote: Originally Posted by MikeC101 Sounds....wonderful I don't think I've ever seen Craig Doyle on TV, so I don't really know anything about him. He does allot of the BBC's sports now, before that he present their Holiday show.

After it's December 9th episode, it's on a LOOOOOONG hiatus until April 13th. Quote: Originally Posted by Fox Press Release After its fall finale Wednesday, Dec. 9 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT), GLEE returns from its interlude with a score of all-new episodes on a new night beginning Tuesday, April 13 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT).

have to say it was a very well put together program, as most of the Scannal programs are. Covered all the issues very well.

Quote: Originally Posted by purplerainss Orlaith i was asking a question i did not think you had the voice off everyone, when infact your statement is completly wrong and people on here do want them otherwise i would not have been contacted by people wanting them. Tickets have now gone to someone who wanted then (strangely after Orlaith stated no one wanyed them( I did not say nobody wanted them, I said IF nobody wanted them. I also just...

Quote: Originally Posted by Wertz Yep, Scrap Saturday as well, and that was definitely toned down/removed through political channels. Morgan did a lot of good for the country through his work on that show, took a lot of people down a few pegs and woke up listeners to a lot of what was going on at the time. As for the panel...I like McWilliams, but this is not his place...it would seem to me that his placing is in some attempt to deliver...

Spoiler: Lea Thompson, has been cast as Cappie’s free-spirited mother, April, while Jim Abele ([i]24[/i]) will play his non-conformist father, Tobias. They will appear during the second half of the show’s upcoming 10-episode cycle (debuting Jan. 25).

Quote: Originally Posted by hotspur I thought that show was absolutely fantastic. I laughed out load numerous times during it. And I'm a complete comedy snob. That settles it then. The Savage Eye must be spectacular, if we've a self-proclaimed comedy snob in our midst who found it to be totally outstanding.

It was pretty decent. I like his previous stuff too especially "Why do the Irish Drink so Much" a while back.

Quote: Originally Posted by johnfunk But wasn't Father Ted Irish humour? I always got the impression it was written with a UK audience in mind I think Irish people are great at having a laugh and slagging each other, especially over a pint or ten. They then expect this hilarity to transfer to TV and movies and are disappointed when it doesn't. But as someone mentioned, comedy requires a lot of writing and acting talent and...