The Meaning Of Life

One of the best sitcom imports of recent years has quietly sneaked back onto the schedules of Channel 4 after what seems like far too long.� The second series of My Name Is Earl is easily still on a par with the first one and, just five episodes in and we’ve already enjoyed seeing the eponymous hero making amends for stealing a cat, throwing an old guy out of their band and making fun of a girl with a moustache, they’ve even had time along the way for cameo appearances from Burt

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Tags: Burt-Reynolds, Comedy, Giovanni-Ribisi, My-Name-Is-Earl, Randy

Should Have Watched This Ages Ago�

Well, I’ve been a little slack at updating this site of late… I think it’s down to a combination of work (which is unusually busy) and the longer days of our glorious (ahem!) British summer that has resulted in less PC-time at home.� So much so that I haven’t even reviewed the final episode of Doctor Who yet, shame on me (or may be that’s shame on them for introducing Dobby The House Elf into Who folklore).� Also, sitting in my ever-growing inbox of “Reviews Pending” I have

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Tags: Brothers-and-Sisters, Doctor Who, General, Heroes, Jeckyl, Live-Earth, Longford, My-Name-Is-Earl, Site News, Talk-To-Me, The-New-Adventures-of-Old-Christine, The-Thick-Of-It, True-Dare-Kiss

Would You Jump For Joy?

Well, despite the unseasonal weather that usually manages to keep folk indoors and works wonders for viewing figures, I have been (once again) extremely remiss when it comes to keeping up with the TV schedules.� This week there was plenty of opportunity to see highlights of the almost-annual mudfest known as Glastonbury.� The Arctic Monkeys headlined on Friday night and were quite marvellous (especially their Diamonds Are Forever cover) and the Fratellis were pretty good

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Tags: Arctic-Monkeys, Doctor Who, Fratellis, General, Glastonbury, Heroes, My-Name-Is-Earl