Showing posts with label TV Preview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TV Preview. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

iTelevision... William and Kate: The First Year on ITV1 (8PM Tonight)


William And Kate: The First Year (8pm, ITV1)

For a solid 18 months, human beings the world over with the exception of maybe those on a deserted island with no Wi-Fi, have been entranced or at the very least in the know about a very important and very captivating couple - Prince William and Kate Middleton - the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. 

With Royal Wedding mania rife not just in the UK but in many continents the world over, its no small wonder that tourist feedback website Trip Advisor has named London "The Best Place To Visit On The Planet" for the first time. Obviously the Olympics and Diamond Jubilee have been a tremendous help but not since Diana have I seen such an interest in the making of a Princess.

The couple stated that they would be celebrating their paper anniversary on April 29, 2011, in private with family; and so in homage to their union, ITV1 have compiled - in television format (a way we can all share) - all the royal engagements, starting with the royal engagement and everything else that William and Kate have been up to in their first year of marriage.

I have to admit that I somewhat admire Katherine, she’s the Cinderella story come to life, even though she was never actually poor, or even middle class, but what she is, is a princess and a lovely one at that. I tuned in for the wedding and loved every moment and I’m expecting to have the same feeling one year on.

#Peace.Love.Television   

Friday, 27 April 2012

iTelevision... What To Watch This Weekend (27/04 - 29/04)


Friday

Very Important People, 9:30pm Channel 4 (Friday 27 April)

After the failure of her first attempt at a sketch show, The Morgana Show; Morgana Robinson is back on our screen this week in a brand new impressionist show with Terry Mynott. Featuring among others, a very accurate and foul-mouthed Gordon Ramsey, the absolute spitting-image of Noel Gallagher and what could easily be cameo appearances from Amy Childs and Natalie Cassidy, this series seems to be set for a more successful reception. Aiming not only to poke fun at the celebrities we know and love to hate, but also at the celebrity culture we’ve created, the show will feature a topical sketch filmed in the week of transmission to keep up with our ever evolving need for the latest celeb gossip. The trailers had me laughing straight away and Friday night will see if it gets the Series Link seal of approval.