BSkyB is to launch 3D satellite TV directly into our prised eyeballs with the Premier League clash between Manchester United and Chelsea on Easter Saturday, 3rd April. Just imagine Wayne Rooney's gnarled head peering out of the screen at you....more
Jonathan Ross went from being a cheeky chap to a blithering overpaid idiot almost overnight. All because of one not-very-amusing phone message. Since then, he's handed his notice in and everyone else came sniffing around. Everyone favoured Channel 4 to...more
Glee! Glee! Glee! Yes, the runaway freight train of success is back on these pages in sneak-peak trailer form as we've got a couple of previews of the next episode. With Sectionals just around the corner, the suspense is building!...more
Auntie BBC completely owned the Royal Television Society 2009 awards last night, taking home nine prizes including best drama series for The Street. Quite right too. However, the biggest shock of the night was Charlie Brooker beating Simon Cowell. Yes,...more
Oh dear. Just how wrong can you get something? Time Warner Cable are currently ruing the fact that they did a mistake so bad that they might blush themselves to death. You see, they're currently apologising profusely after viewers of...more
Adrian Chiles is a miffed man. Apparently, the BBC are under the impression that he's too busy to front The One Show. He says he isn't. Now, he's clearly getting a bit weary and thinking of leaving the show....more
Celebrities will do anything for a good cause won't they? Well, apart from promising to never appear on our screens again. Anyway, after loads of them climbed up a massive mountain, a different bunch are all going on a nice...more
Following the airing of How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria?, Any Dream Will Do and I'd Do Anything, Over The Rainbow reunites host Graham Norton and Andrew Lloyd Webber, who, along with a brand new panel of experts...more
Romance in commercials should be banned. Banned or shot at. Then bricked. The whatever is left should be burned. Shoot the embers for good measure. Y'see, 'love', budding or otherwise, is the trickiest thing to pin down. Musicians have been...more
I like picking on BBC Three. Granted, I like bullying ITV and Five more, but BBC Three is a nice easy target for someone like me (aka A sniping knucklehead). However, of late, I've started getting weary of BBC Three...more
What is The Man Who Ate Everything (BBC Four, Wednesday, 17 March, 9pm) about exactly? Well, judging from what television has been like over the past few years you could easily imagine that's it's some peering titter at some inordinately...more
It's Joe's funeral tonight, but do things go according to plan? And is he going to be given a dignified farewell? Of course not this is Coronation Street, so expect fireworks and recriminations as it all kicks off. Monday, March...more
As this weekend was a bit of a sportsfest, and sporting events are almost impossible to cover on a TV site without turning into a review of the game, I figured I'd watch some dross. And so, I tuned in...more
Want to watch reality TV while chatting to your mates about the rubbish contestants, or share your views about England's performance in the World Cup this summer with other fans at viewing parties? TV Scoop has teamed up with...more
The working week is nearly over. That means you can walk around in your underpants eating bread from the bag and loudly slagging your boss off whilst cocking one leg up to fart at the telly. Unless, of course, you...more
Have you finished going "What the f---?!" at the latest Skins episode yet? For those who haven't watched it yet, I won't spoil the surprise (although, that said, I fear various social networking sites have already done a million spoilers...more
If you don't like people ranting about private schools, then you'd better look away now as this review of Too Poor for Posh School (Channel 4, Thursday, 11 March, 9pm) will invariably contain wild, off-the-mark judgements about those who paid...more
7.30pm: Fed up with his family arguing about him, Simon runs away while in Blackpool. Evidence against Gail mounts as two witnesses to her final fight with Joe come forward. Kelly does Nick's dirty work and searches Underworld for the...more
From: TV Review: Too Poor for Posh School, Channel 4, Thursday, 11 March, 9pm