Polling is closed, look out for the results later this week. It was our biggest vote yet, and it’s thrown up some quite surprising results.
And if you enjoyed that, there’s an all-time vote to “do” in the early Summer, around the time of the UK General Election.
Well look it’s:
This week joined by special guest publication:
Come on other things! Try and pique our interest just a little bit!
Also, nothing fascinatingly interesting being recorded right now, tomorrow is the last recording day for Pointless seemingly, and all SRO can offer is Ant and Dec’s Push the Button, being filmed at the audience unfriendly Pinewood Studios at the end of February. If you quite like the idea of dressing-up and audience researchers who use the wrong version of “to”, BBC through Applause Store are recording a new panel show called The King is Dead in February where celebrities give arguments as to why they should hold hypothetical positions of power. Simon Bird off of The Inbetweeners is the big name for it.
Right, it’s looking increasingly likely to be on Sundays unless there is a flurry of votes for a different day in the next few days, in which case the first event will be on Feb 7th.
Full details of The BSOP will go up when the TREMENDOUSLY EXCITING trophy and medals arrive for people to get excited about.
In other voting news, this is your last day to vote in the Poll of 2009! Look out for Bothers Bar’s Poll Extra results post after the main write-up goes up on UKGameshows.com this week.
I thought I’d begin with this post by Greg Lowe, which rather unfairly got swallowed by the Spam filter yesterday:
http://www.sbt.com.br/solitarios/videos/
The first episode of Solitary Brazil is up for viewing on the offical site (it is not region locked).
Also RTE have now launched an international player with this weeks episodes of Winning Streak to view
Hmm.
It’s Schlag den Raab this evening for €1.5m! And here is a special place for people to talk about it if they want. Also: posting up links to naughty live streaming.
It begins at 8:15 European time on ProSieben, that’s 7:15 in the UK.
This Friday I get all medieval on yo’ ass with some old new thrills, namely the transcript of the Crystal Maze episode of Maid Marian and her Merry Men and a dissection of the 2004 Knightmare VR Pilot (one of my oldest features, that). And if you prefer a bit of comedy, there’s a transcript of the first episode of You Don’t Know Jack, and if you’re excited about the prospect of playing Wanted with little men and tape measures, you’re in luck this weekend as well.
Don’t forget it’s Schlag den Raab tomorrow, it will be getting its own post.
And look! I’m now gauging interest for The BSOP 2010!