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Square Eyes
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Which bright spark at the beeb considered this to be good Saturday night entertainment then ?
Have you ever had a stroke?
Have you EVER had cirrhosis?
Do you have diabetes?
Are you often depressed to a point that interferes with your daily lifestyle?
And aren't we all a bit bored of these self tests by now ?
Have you ever had a stroke?
Have you EVER had cirrhosis?
Do you have diabetes?
Are you often depressed to a point that interferes with your daily lifestyle?
And aren't we all a bit bored of these self tests by now ?
PT
Your hyperlink's gone hyper.
Hmm, you obviously have to be over 21 to take this test.
CL2K posted:
If you didn't watch it, you can take the test online: http://www.bbc.co.uk/areyouyounger
Your hyperlink's gone hyper.
Hmm, you obviously have to be over 21 to take this test.
GM
nodnirG kraM
Your 'real age' is: 20.4, but you could be younger!
Your age is: 21.7
Difference: -1.3
Your age is: 21.7
Difference: -1.3
GM
nodnirG kraM
Digital_J posted:
This "How Old Are You" crap was on seven in australia last year, and was utter crap.
Crap, was it?
AN
Arn't we also bored of the BBC thinking that every saturday evening programme has to feature a female newsreader as a side kick to the main host.
Andrew
Founding member
Square Eyes posted:
Which bright spark at the beeb considered this to be good Saturday night entertainment then ?
Have you ever had a stroke?
Have you EVER had cirrhosis?
Do you have diabetes?
Are you often depressed to a point that interferes with your daily lifestyle?
And aren't we all a bit bored of these self tests by now ?
Have you ever had a stroke?
Have you EVER had cirrhosis?
Do you have diabetes?
Are you often depressed to a point that interferes with your daily lifestyle?
And aren't we all a bit bored of these self tests by now ?
Arn't we also bored of the BBC thinking that every saturday evening programme has to feature a female newsreader as a side kick to the main host.
SC
This programme is nearly like Test the Nation with Anne Robinson and Billip Schofield
WI
Arn't we also bored of the BBC thinking that every saturday evening programme has to feature a female newsreader as a side kick to the main host.
Wasn't this one of the last things commissioned by Lorraine Heggessey?
I am led to believe that the new controller (Peter Fincham isn't it) wants to take the channel more "upmarket". So one can only hope that this sort of drivel nwill be left to commercial broadcsters in future. I for one watched the superb movie premiere on BBC2 "The Royal Tenenbaums" instead. I even have a notion that with viewers drifting from Test The Nation that even this will soon be shelved. after all, there's not many more subjects it can tackle! Perhaps having the annual end of year quiz will suffice.
Andrew posted:
Square Eyes posted:
Which bright spark at the beeb considered this to be good Saturday night entertainment then ?
Have you ever had a stroke?
Have you EVER had cirrhosis?
Do you have diabetes?
Are you often depressed to a point that interferes with your daily lifestyle?
And aren't we all a bit bored of these self tests by now ?
Have you ever had a stroke?
Have you EVER had cirrhosis?
Do you have diabetes?
Are you often depressed to a point that interferes with your daily lifestyle?
And aren't we all a bit bored of these self tests by now ?
Arn't we also bored of the BBC thinking that every saturday evening programme has to feature a female newsreader as a side kick to the main host.
Wasn't this one of the last things commissioned by Lorraine Heggessey?
I am led to believe that the new controller (Peter Fincham isn't it) wants to take the channel more "upmarket". So one can only hope that this sort of drivel nwill be left to commercial broadcsters in future. I for one watched the superb movie premiere on BBC2 "The Royal Tenenbaums" instead. I even have a notion that with viewers drifting from Test The Nation that even this will soon be shelved. after all, there's not many more subjects it can tackle! Perhaps having the annual end of year quiz will suffice.