The Board of Excitement will be going up at a slightly later time than usual tomorrow, so with exciting things happening on Saturday (Push the Button, Who Dares Wins), here’s a space for you to talk about it.

The highlight for me is tonight’s Solitary v4.0 final, which if it is half as entertaining as the rest of the series should be very entertaining indeed. Last week featured an extreme memory test (being required to memorise a 30-part sequence of colours, acting them out by dunking your face into four containers of differently coloured goo) followed by an awesome treatment involving holding a set of stocks and traversing an obstacle course whilst balancing a ball on the indented stock edge, with the people finishing last having to pay a penalty of squatting in a stress position for increasingly lengthy periods of time. It ended on a cliffhanger – who will crack first? And who will win? I can’t wait to find out!

It would be remiss of me not to point out that it’s Sport Relief this weekend, with a seven hour broadcast this evening, and will probably have some of the sorts of things that people who read here might find quite entertaining. So give them lots of money.

At the very least the Match of the Day hosts will be “do”ing Masterchef, and Frank Skinner, fresh from his Quiz Ball pilot, is hosting a special episode of A Question of Sport, so we won’t have to guess what mash up of A Question of Sport, Have I Got News For You, They Think It’s All Over, QI and Never Mind the Buzzcocks they’ve come up for a title this year.

Alternatively there’s Stefan Raab’s Wok Racing in Germany this evening also.

I can’t help but think if Ant and Dec are publicly defending Push the Button, there’s a real sense of panic going round.

I’m still happy to stick my neck out and suggest that the show is OK. I wondered if last week’s game that involved working out what things in boxes were by touch alone, those things including a snake and a spider was a bit ‘off’ (I’d have quite happily punched Dec in the face there and then if they tried that with me, ahem), but the rest of the games range from mildly entertaining (although I felt “put these seven waxworks in order of UK Number One singles” was a bit vague. Chronologically? No, by how many they had) to very good (another very good game four this week with the pipeworking).  If they’re trying to emulate The Generation Game, perhaps they should put something a bit more learning a skill based in to go along with the performance based game they have every week. The end game remains functional and doesn’t do much for me personally.

It will be interesting to see how it does this weekend without Let’s Dance to compete with it.