Sport Relief - dross

[SpokeyDokey]

Good cause, raising a lot of money but what a heap of tosh to watch.

Kids TV at best.

 

[gavintc]

Just turned on and saw the Frank Spencer sketch - dreadful.

 

[alicat]

Ooh Betty, how could you say that?

 

[screenman]

Just turned on and saw the Frank Spencer sketch - dreadful.

Are you kidding? It was pure Frank Spencer.

 

[screenman]

Good cause, raising a lot of money but what a heap of tosh to watch.

Kids TV at best.

You having trouble finding the remote?

 

[Speicher]

Someone just forgot that their microphone was still live.

 

[Penmere]

I agree, rubbish but why isn't Eddie Izzard getting more coverage, 27 marathons in 27 days. It may have been on earlier and I missed it but generally not heard much about it. He runs two on Sunday

 

[screenman]

I agree, rubbish but why isn't Eddie Izzard getting more coverage, 27 marathons in 27 days. It may have been on earlier and I missed it but generally not heard much about it. He runs two on Sunday

I watched a good bit with him on, and I think there is a program on Sunday which as you know is his finish.

 

[vernon]

I did my bit for the cause by going for a meat eatathon with colleagues. We were so keen to take part that we paid for the food and didn't seek sponsorship.

We also didn't have time to watch the events on TV as we were actively engaged in the sport of waistline expansion.

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

Didn't watch any of it. But donated to Eddie Izzard and Dougie Vipond.

 

[busdennis]

lasted about 10 minutes, dreadful program with Davina and the other one. no really content considering some of the fund raising events. forget the back slapping, your wonderful programme and give more time to jo brand, eddie izzard etc

 

[pclay]

I haven't watched terrestrial TV for a couple of years. Just YouTube, DVDs and Amazon prime for me.

 

[screenman]

I enjoyed the program, I liked it not a lot but I liked it.

 

[Globalti]

I find all this public charity just a little bit sanctimonius. I'm sure there are many people who prefer to give discretely to charidee and don't feel the need to publicise their generosity.

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

I did my bit for the cause by going for a meat eatathon with colleagues. We were so keen to take part that we paid for the food and didn't seek sponsorship.

We also didn't have time to watch the events on TV as we were actively engaged in the sport of waistline expansion.

Did you win? Presumably the podium was a reinforced mega engineering job