Allotment Wars BBC 1 Or BBC One HD

[Bigmallly]

On at 22.35 for 55 minutes!!

I guess they are going for a targeted audience then.........Pi55ed or asleep.......

[alldigging]

I guess they are going for a targeted audience then.........Pi55ed or asleep.......

Isn't that what time question time is on on Thursdays?
After the news and weather...

[alldigging]

Gardener evicted from allotment after a spat - Local News - Hastings and St. Leonards Observer
Think this was discussed here. plot for 5 years and has recently planted twigs on it.

Another story mentioned in the independent article about the program tonight.
Allotment thefts: Digging up the dirt on allotment 'vegilantes' - Home News - UK - The Independent


And in the express
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...-s-allotments-

[Bigmallly]

Isn't that what time question time is on on Thursdays?
After the news and weather...

I don't know AD, I can't remember the last time I saw 22:35.

[veggiechicken]

I don't know AD, I can't remember the last time I saw 22:35.

Made me think of this Zager and Evans - In The Year 2525 - YouTube

[Bigmallly]

Made me think of this Zager and Evans - In The Year 2525 - YouTube

Not 100% sure I'll see that either.............

[Florence Fennel]

What's that in English money? Oh yes, twenty five to eleven, thanks VC. I'm not sure it'll be worth recording, so don't think I'll bother.

[veggiechicken]

I didn't give it to you in Welsh money as its even later here.

[Alison]

Discover the new Nigella of the allotment.

Oh God I do hope not, it's bad enough having to suffer the numbties we have at the moment without having somebody shoving their chest out and trying to look sexy while potting on a cabbage seedling .........

[zazen999]

It made me feel a little bit guilty VC. I once "kidnapped" some cuddly toys from the desk of a fluffy blonde secretary and hung them on a string outside her window What time is it on anyway? Might be ok for a laugh.

Best thing for them - there is no place for fluffy toys in an office.

Saying that, we have a huge Paddington in ours - but when I first worked there, I could see him from the corridor and it was the only way I could work out which door to open - I'd have ended up in a broom cupboard if it wasn't for Pads.

[Alison]

Best thing for them - there is no place for fluffy toys in an office.

You should see the HR department in my old company - was like a scene from Toys R Us down that end of the office with nothing sited anywhere else. Another example of how different they were from the rest of us and probably a clue to the fact that we all eventually realised that they didn't have a clue about us

[Matt94]

The majority of people who now work in TV are aged 22 and some have very high roles so it's little wonder that the state of TV gardening is as bad as it is.

What's age got to do with it?? I've been growing veggies for around 10 years, and at my local horticultural society I'm the one who has to give customers advice on growing veg - infant if I weren't there no veg plants would be sold there; mainly because I'm the one who grows them all and secondly they only know basic veg.

A woman donated some Jerusalem artichokes last year and when she left one all the volunteers where staring at them not knowing what they were, and I was the only one who could explain how to grow them etc - it also comes down to me to name the other mystery veg and fruit plants that are donated

[horticultural_hobbit]

I'm going to try and stay up to watch it-school night-disappointed to hear that it is predicated on lotment nastiness. Nastiness in general is never nice, but horticultural nastiness can't be pleasant. If I stay up...

[darcyvuqua]

I think I might stay up and watch this got to be better than laying in bed listening to the misses snore

[green fingered]

Just going to watch, will judge once seen the programme.