I'm really interested in how that will turn out. I understand Will & Grace and similar three-camera sitcoms doing live episodes since it's just a heightened version of what they go through with any recording, but a single-camera sitcom would be really complex to do as a live show. Unless they abandon the usual style and format for one that's easier to do live.

Horne & Corden named best double act
(By idiots)

Oh dear.. Above Laurel and Hardy + Well, every other double act?

Also..



!!!!!!

Not surprising. Stupid voters.

3000 respondents to an online survey? I could get more hits than that setting up a website asking people to name their favourite type of bacon.

Democracy favours the stupid once more.

It's funny when he gets his fat belly out.

I'd like to get in on that. I'll even help you out by giving you the first vote.

I vote you Kevin.

Sherlock Holmes is gonna have his milkshake drunk

Reported from The Sun though....

Yes, the Sun does seem to be slightly less accurate than "I heard it from some bloke in the pub" when it comes to their reporting.

Hadn't seen that.

It's been rumoured for a while, so they're probably just reporting the rumour as fact.

I'm not sure how I'd feel about him in the role. He might be a good foil for Downey Jr., but he could just as easily be too intense for a light-hearted film. He doesn't really do levity.

I think that's the reason why I want him to be in it. It'd be interesting to see him in this kind of film. Just hope he doesn't end up like De Niro.

I've no doubt that it'd be interesting to see him try, but it could hurt the film if Ritchie can't rein him in. Having said that, I'm not sure who I'd prefer in the role, since he suits the character of Moriarty very well.

The Stath? "Knock it on the head, Sherlock, you sausage nigel".

Ghosts of St Petersburg.

Those are incredible.

I can't find a link to the picture anywhere, but the UK press ads for the film "Cyrus" begs the question "is Jonah Hill shaking his fist at John C Reilly or giving him a much more English hand gesture?"

Lethal Weapon is on. Mel Gibson used to be cool

I do love this series

I find imagining that Riggs is thinking, ''I'm going to put you under my fucking rosebushes'' whenever he gets into a fight really improves the film.

I liked Maverick.

'maverick' is great...

EMI suffer a sense of humour failure.

It took seven people to write that song? Seven?!
It's just a load of cliches and facts about New York strung together, how does that take seven people?

It seems David Cross' London based sit-com The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret has been comissioned.

Well I assume it has, as it's been announced that Johnny Marr is composing the theme

As fish out of water farces go I thought the pilot was quite good.

I quite liked it too, be interesting to see how it does as a full series.

The Back to the Future comments can now be found here.

The exact moment when popular music reached it's zenith in the 80's:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42qMebiJCCE

The Pop Quiz theme tune rocks.

Cool, clever, & some weird Tokyo manners posters from the Subway.

They're brilliant. Thanks for the link.

Those are brilliant. Thanks for the linkage

Wow, those are awesome! Totally beat the lame posters we have on the NY subway.

This made my day

It should hve a big t-rex in there too.

I thought that was a massive missed opportunity too.

Hahaha, awesome!

Saw the Kelly's Playboy pics.

Where's the beaver, brook?

Classy, GH.

Your avatar should be someone in a rain coat!

Inappropriate to do a joke about 'rings' then?

Thought so.

At least someone got the pun.

I want a Krull wedding now.

i saw 'krull' at the cinema and i own the dvd...

Me too.

we rule.

I like Bernard Bresslaw's one eyed monster!


BB was in Hawk The Slayer as well! And Carry On Screaming! What a legend.

he studied at rada...