Weekend Round-up

By | June 9, 2012

It’s the weekend!

  • Lost in TV looking for contestants for My Man Can, must be avaliable for filming in September. Here’s the logo, evidently they’ve dropped the poker chip element so it looks like there are some format changes coming. Civil partners are invited to apply also, which is nicely progressive.
  • The All New Skill Based Red or Black starts filming this weekend at Elstree – if you’re going we would very much like to hear your thoughts on a) what has changed and b) what you think. According to The Sun the roulette wheel has gone to be replaced by The Vortex. a skillful game of predicting how long is takes a skillful ball to fall down a skillful funnel by the sounds of it.
  • The Million Pound Drapp is basically quite good (although it does seem to crash a lot) but I’m waiting until trying it out with the live shows next week before writing a full review.
  • Redneck Island hosted by Stone Cold Steve Austin premieres tonight on CMT in the US. I have to watch at least one episode of this, it sounds as though it will be hysterical.
  • AND DON’T FORGET at 7:30pm on Sunday it’s the Bother Series of Poker Super Stack Super Final. It costs £22 to enter and is open to anyone who wants to play even if they can’t win the league (there could be hundreds on the table tomorrow), although you need to become a member of the Bother’s Bar Poker Club first (that bit’s free) – don’t delay, register today, because hundreds of pounds and these EXCITING TROPHIES will be given out to people:

7 thoughts on “Weekend Round-up

  1. John R

    The new series of Million Pound Drop will feature a member of the public teamed up with a MYSTERY CELEBRITY!!!111

    Did they ever try that on Millionaire?

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    1. David B

      No, they didn’t. In TV Theory, it’s usually seen to be a bad idea because it can make the MOTP look bland and the celeb can’t take the mick so much as they might be able to do if their playing partner is another celeb. It’s fine for cuddly shows like Crosswits but when they’re shouting at each other for a minute with £1m on the line… it could be a different dynamic.

      It could work but it’s not without risks. Probably depends on how well they cast it. It’ll be interesting to see what happens.

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      1. Brig Bother Post author

        It’s good fun (albeit pretty standard as a reality competition), it doesn’t take itself remotely seriously and the cast are quite likeable. I look forward to seeing how the rest of it plays out.

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  2. SquareEyes

    The challenge for next week looks pretty cool though; they did one thing really well, going all the way with the Redneck theme including the voting ‘ritual’.

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  3. SquareEyes

    Didn’t like the second episode that much tbh… Way too much (boring) reality.

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