Visit a branch of Weatherspooons on a weekend and you\’ll no doubt bump into a decaying mess on the dance floor that's tried to cover their appearance by plastering on the makeup. Everybody loves to witness a female attempt to look young as they prance around in their daughter's top that shows off every ravage of age.
Basically, some people in life should accept that their sell by date has arrived and just stop. Sadly, this doesn't happen and the same can be said about long running animation, The Simpsons. Reaching its peak in the mid nineties, the show has continued to lag in quality and started to become awkward and confusing.
But The Simpsons broadcaster has faith and continues to recommission the programme. Americans either have an alternative view take on humour, or Fox like the money from the merchandise. Either way, The Simpsons has reached a landmark 500th episode.
On Friday, Bea got evicted from the Big Brother house, which isn’t really news because Bea was rubbish.
On Friday’s Big Brother, the impossible happened – the previously invincible Freddie was evicted.
This is just a wild punt, but we’re guessing that tomorrow’s Big Brother eviction is going to be the most exciting of the series so far.
Poor old Angel. Just a few weeks into Big Brother and already she’s been evicted. How sad.
Big Brother started on Thursday night, right? Wrong.
First the facts. This is Big Brother’s tenth anniversary, and the fifth anniversary of us writing about it. We don’t know which is worse.


