New Programme ideas

In Japan there's a show where Virgin girls can apply to be, er, stripped of this title. I s**t you not - was on one of those Tarrant on TV type programmes a while back.

It would fly on the publicity alone.

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Hi Chris,

It's great that someone from the television is finally listening to us, the loyal viewers. I hope you like my idea.

The Great British Search with Lycos
(5x60 mins, 1x90 mins)

Vernon Kay travels across Britain looking for people meeting a different criteria in each episode. Viewers vote for the winner after each programme. In the 6th episode, the 5 winners from the previous shows take part in a live rap battle.

1. Britain's Newest Dentist.
2. Britain's Cleverest Cockney.
3. Britain's Funniest Muslim.
4. Britain's Oldest Child.
5. Britain's Richest Tramp.
6. Live Rap Battle.

Thanks,
David.

Agree with the suggestion of The Bill, but not in the later years format (2009-2010) a mix of the format used throughout, the soapy era I thought was good but found the 1998-2002 era good too and the 2007-2009 was canny too!

But the US Criminal Minds? A similar UK series for arousing a behaviour Anaylsis unit in the UK?

I would also like to see more long running dramas on UK TV. Like Criminal Minds which runs for 20-25 episodes rather than UK series which generally have series of 6 episodes.

Can we have a show where Kay Burley receives electric shocks?

I don't really care how this is achieved. Perhaps it could be triggered every time someone with perfectly functioning arms presses the automatic door button due to sheer lazyness?

I think someone working in television would know that programme in the UK isn't spelt program.. sniff!

Rats, has he gone, am I too late? I had a 100 page Roxy Revival dossier and everything.

Oh well, I do hope his Mam remembers to wake him up so some of your ideas may be communicated.

hows about a programme about tv and its workings where those responsible from networks actually face questioning from an audience and/or an audience member or a type of expert this programme might have a different theme each week and might b e viewer interactive but would avoid aimless inane chit chat that doesn't add anything more t othe programme.

Just bring back " Right to reply" and allow the viewer to grab the B***S of the Tv executives

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