31 January 2007
COMIC RELIEF DOES THE PRESS LAUNCH
Some headlines (but not many, I'm tired) from this morning's Comic Relief launch, held on a boat nestling beneath the London Eye.
First, here's the bad news - Patrick Kielty's back on Fame Academy. The good news, Claudia Winkleman is his new co-presenter. "Cat doesn't give a fuck about Africa now she's gone to America," quipped Kielty. It starts on March 3.
They then played in a clip from the celebrity Apprentice, which I have to say actually looked pretty great - some business with the girls' team enlisting the help of a chef, who then reports to the boys' team by mistake - prompting Trinny Woodall to stage an invasion, yanking him back. All the while, Grant Mitchell off of EastEnders is on the mobile phone in the back of a car, "Guys, I can't hear you. What's going on?". Those teams in full - Men: Piers Morgan, Alistair Campbell, Ross Kemp, Rupert Everett and Danny Baker. Women: Cheryl Cole, Maureen Lipman, Trinny Woodall, Karen Brady and Jo Brand.
Oh, and the bit where Dennis Waterman breaks up a Little Britain "sing da feem choon" sketch demanding to know what the point of it is was quite funny.
First, here's the bad news - Patrick Kielty's back on Fame Academy. The good news, Claudia Winkleman is his new co-presenter. "Cat doesn't give a fuck about Africa now she's gone to America," quipped Kielty. It starts on March 3.
They then played in a clip from the celebrity Apprentice, which I have to say actually looked pretty great - some business with the girls' team enlisting the help of a chef, who then reports to the boys' team by mistake - prompting Trinny Woodall to stage an invasion, yanking him back. All the while, Grant Mitchell off of EastEnders is on the mobile phone in the back of a car, "Guys, I can't hear you. What's going on?". Those teams in full - Men: Piers Morgan, Alistair Campbell, Ross Kemp, Rupert Everett and Danny Baker. Women: Cheryl Cole, Maureen Lipman, Trinny Woodall, Karen Brady and Jo Brand.
Oh, and the bit where Dennis Waterman breaks up a Little Britain "sing da feem choon" sketch demanding to know what the point of it is was quite funny.
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I saw a bit of this on Breakfast this morning - the reporter said, "Patrick Kielty, you're hosting Comic Relief Fame Academy," only for the aforementioned tosser to reply, "yes, I'm presenting Comic Relief Does Fame Academy".
Twat.
Twat.
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Welcome Patrick Kielty to the unimaginably unsufferable r(w)anks of Jonathon Ross, Paul Ross, Eamon Holmes, Alan Green , Richard Littlejohn and Alan Titchmarsh
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