I have my tickets

[tootles]

and I have been on telly, but i am not telling you what in cos it was totally embarassing

Go on, you know you want to really..

[tootles]

Oh oh I've just remebered I had a friend at school who was actually in a Bond, Octopussy.

[BrideXIII]

Go on, you know you want to really..

honestly?
no i don't, it was for channel 5 and they have a habit of endlessly repeating stuff, which means it is bound to be on again, and frankly, once was more than enough.
If you ever get a chance to go on TV, think more than twice about it, because even knowing how they slant the editing, and putting your foot down over every little thing, does not stop them making you look like a total idiot ( putting it politely there)

I had my doubts about it from the off, but as it involved my son, and he wanted to do it, and how can you deny them the chance? well suffice to say he was gutted ( he came off wonderfully, but he hated how they made me look), had his 60 minutes of fame, and will never do it again, although we did learn a LOT about how these things are made.

[piskieinboots]

hehe - I too was on a C5 programme in 2004, I loved it to bits tho, it was for a half-hour programme but the crew were with me for 7 days from early morning till late at night!! We had a cracking time.....

[BrideXIII]

hehe - I too was on a C5 programme in 2004, I loved it to bits tho, it was for a half-hour programme but the crew were with me for 7 days from early morning till late at night!! We had a cracking time.....

we had five months of it edited down into an hour, all the best stuff taken out, and you can imagine what they did with the rest, I can never watch programmes the same again, I can spot it a mile off now when they are doing what they call 'noddies' , or are on the tenth take and trying to sound as enthusiastic as the first