This is the issue that seems to have divided the nation. Is it time for him to go?
He was supposed to have said “rose-tinted glasses”. The BBC has said that it was a slip of the tongue. Note: this post obviously contains strong language.
The BBC Two programme will also not be shown this Sunday, the BBC has said in a statement. Update: Jeremy Clarkson has tweeted since the incident.
Haven’t you noticed that both of these characters are very similar to each other? Now is the time to test your knowledge.
The great spud debate.
The show where random people go on filmed blind dates with each other is back again, and my god it is as awkward as ever.
The concept doesn’t really make any sense, and it’s remarkable that they managed to pull it off in the first place. Warning: contains unsettling images of zombies.
I’ve ordered the sexual innuendos to make it look like an erotic novel. I’m so very sorry.
Igor Martinovic, the director of photography for House of Cards, told BuzzFeed News that the effect is a natural occurrence and is caused by the way the eye perceives shadows.
The Channel 4 newsreader was taking part in a documentary looking at the health effects of cannabis and whether the drug should be legalised.
Has anyone else noticed that this show is absolutely crazy?
“We have a new fella coming to share our apartment.”
“Fear is the condom of life.”
There was a lot more that happened than just that selfie, y’know.
He has the patience of a saint.
She’s handling the situation in a brilliant way, though. Warning: spoilers about EastEnders.
“How’s Adam?” Don’t you mean Ian?
The contributor, played by Diane Morgan, manages to sum the news, modern life and television like no other.
A spokesperson for EastEnders has confirmed that the words were supposed to be “She knows you killed Lucy.” This post does contain spoilers.
And which should be abandoned and left for dead?
