Surely SURELY one of the greatest set pieces in the history of television: Spaghetti Junction on New Faces. Keith Strachan and Ed Welch did the music:
I have no idea how pushing a button translated into lights, mind.
Surely SURELY one of the greatest set pieces in the history of television: Spaghetti Junction on New Faces. Keith Strachan and Ed Welch did the music:
I have no idea how pushing a button translated into lights, mind.
If you’re in the UK you’ll have to resort to naughty means to watch it, destroying the entire television industry in the process but TONIGHT! marks the first episode of Take the Money and Run on ABC (official site here), a show where if two people can keep secret the location of a briefcase of money they’ve hidden for 48 hours whilst being interrogated by Actual Real police types playing for themselves then they get to keep it. It’s of interest for us because it’s in our favourite genre, the action-adventure, and also because it’s co-produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Wild Rover, our favourite Irish production company (we don’t know many more) who came up with Secret Fortune. And it’s nice to see this sort of thing can still get comissioned.
Be aware that comments for this post may well end up containing spoilers (especially as it’s unlikely UK people will be watching it until Wednesday sometime).
If you have any misc comments, stick them in the post beneath this one. Ta.
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Ooh! It’s later and we have NEWS:
Again not much happening this week really but at least one new show to tickle our collective tastebuds, and it’s Very Much The Sort Of Thing We’re Interested In:
And as of right NOW nobody has won Word Up! yet. Who will claim the cash? It could be YOU!
It’s 4am in Botherland and because it’s -hey! – the weekend I’ve put a bonus letter reveal up in Word Up. Two for the price of one, you can’t say fairer than that.
Yo dudes. I know Bother’s Bar has been a bit Fort Boyard-centric lately but that’s mainly because there’s nothing else exciting on (except maybe Noel crossdressing (“Wah they’re trying to be entertaining and fun again please make them stop” – the Internet) and Pointless) and it’s basically my favourite topic so basically SUCK IT UP, BITCHES. Don’t worry, Take the Money and Run starts next week. And I’m giving money away. What more is it you want? Blood?
Anyway what you probably want to know is: if Fort Boyard was a Mega Drive game from 1991 what would it sound like? Happily Alex Richards holds the answer.