Dippy Dappy

Buzzcocks was a good laugh last night with the welcome return of Dappy from N-Dubz for all the wrong reasons.

It's more than evident that he isn't from this planet with embarrassing but hilarious moments such as mistaking Martha Wainwright for Cerys Matthews, and prompting Phill Jupitus to walk out after making to many fat jokes.

Next week sees David Walliams hosting and Holly Clarke happened to be in the audience for that show a few weeks ago.

From what I've heard the Little Britain star gets a lot of deserved stick.

They really should put the unedited shows onto iPlayer or something similar as it would be a great opportunity to show the really funny bits that can't get on televsion and even more so now, due to the BBC's over-sensitive censorship regimes if this article from Humpty Lawson is anything to go by.

Media Guardian Article

I've done really well so far in avoiding the current series of Celebrity,
I mean the Katie Price Show.

Someone else who isn't too sure about the series is the definitive King Of The Jungle Tony Blackburn.
His comments about too much time being spent on the trials are nailed,
and if I'm being honest they're my least favourite part of the show.

Especially this infamous trial from the last series.

Tonight television wise sees something I've been looking forward to
for a while, Children In Need Rocks The Royal Albert Hall.

Chris Moyles will be introducing an impressive line up of artists including
Take That, Lily Allen, Muse, Dizzee Rascal, Cheryl Cole, Robbie Williams,
and Leona Lewis.

Well I suppose it can't be 100% perfect.

It should be a really enjoyable show, and hopefully proof that the BBC can get something right when it comes to light entertainment.