Those lightly soused reprobates The Shark Guys have turned a few passing remarks in my Leonard Cohen tome into yet another list, as if we need such a thing at the end of the decade. Only difference is, theirs is quite amusing, even if I say so myself, and I bloody well do. Go and take a look.Also, I may or may not be appearing on The Greatest TV Shows of the Noughties, which Channel 4 is parping into your post-festive parlours at 9pm this coming Sunday. I certainly filmed some bits and pieces for them a while back, but they still can’t confirm whether or not I’ve been, ahem, saved for the DVD Extras. In any case, my parents have already informed me that they’ll wait for the repeat, as the first transmission has the temerity to clash with Cranford. Well, we wouldn’t want to upset Dame Judi, would we?
PS: Turns out I’m not in it. That nice Julia Mackenzie breathes a sigh of relief...
2 comments:
I hope you do appear - someone has to break the Andrew Collins monopoly on these programmes!
Now now, apart from the fact that Mr Collins has very kindly mentioned the Noughties book at least three times in various articles, hasn't he officially declared his retirement from such progs?
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