ITV Discussion Thread

Yeah I know, My point was that I didn't think they would create promos specific for that channel. I wonder if they will get the rebrand? Their website seems to be down.

I hope so, those graphics are shameful.

That is a shame. Another show destroyed by the character Keith Lemon. Is he really that popular?

Would be slightly easier to take if they just did a Keith Lemon's Gameshow Marathon

The (very funny) Celebrity Juice is popular, the problem is that that is his act and as much as they try ITV just can't seem to move him to another format.

I think Through the Keyhole with Keith Lemon is actually quite a good idea. I can certainly see it working, though it sounds like it'll be as much Dame Edna's Neighbourhood Watch as it would be Keyhole

They shouldn't take the Through The Keyhole name in that case..? To me it's like bringing back Call My Bluff but having Alan Carr host with crude words.

I doubt it will be. It'll be like that time Chris Tarrant and Amanda Holden brought back The Crystal Maze!

Was that the Crystal Maze thing!? Ed Tudor Pole was probabaly in a fit.

Catching a bit of Dancing On Ice earlier, made me think, 15 odd years ago, Anthea Turner would've presented this type of programme & 15 years in the future, Christine Bleakley would probably be appearing as a contestant, trying to resurrect her career.

If what happened to Anthea(the affair/later marriage/Cadbury SnowflakeGate) hadn't happened, would she still be primetime material on TV?

The last thing I saw her on was that Perfect Housewife thing on BBC Three.

Same with Sarah Greene, after 'Going Live', she practically vanished from mainstream telly.

I'm sure there's other examples that spring to mind.

I was looking at the new look websites for the ITV channels, and ITV3's simulcast isn't online because "Programme not available on this platform". The programme is Monk, a US import. Does this happen often?

Does MR Selfridge have a website?

No. Go to http://www.itv.com/tvshows/ and click on M, and only Munroe comes up.