Wet Knicker Walk for Gogglebox!

This week took off with some awful singing and sloppy eating. All our Gogglebox armchair critics had an expression to pull and judgements to give when watching some novice singers.

It has been an exciting week for football with drama and delights everywhere, all the lads getting upbeat and excited, with the women (not wanting to sound sexist) looking quite bored. Personally, Italian football had me hooked this week. Especially the Captain of the Roma team backward rolling into a fountain.

“If it’s not from Yorkshire, it’s sh*te” – our lovely Leeds lasses couldn’t have said it any better. Everyone was laughing at John Prescot being taught how to put chocolates into a box. A job for someone quick with slim fingers, not a “fat fingered f”ck” as the Malone family put it, had my friends and I screaming laughing.

Did anyone else try the finger thing like the Siddiqui family? My friend poked me in the eye, so thanks for that fun little game.

The Andrew Marr Show had everyone discussing Facebook, calling it “sneakily radicalisation”. The majority of our Gogglebox stars showed worry and concern about their data being shared. Although, they, this page and myself rely on this social media site for our hobbies and careers, so it is a difficult topic.

BBC4 showed The Sky at Night, who’s presenter had a very strong, posh, accent which had our Gogglebox stars doing some very good impressions. The weather report from Mars confused everyone, but it was entertaining. “Enjoy your Martian day”. With it being -23 I doubt anyone will be booking a ticket to Mars anytime soon.

BBC launched a strange programme called ‘Sex Robots and Us’, which showed us all AI sex robots that are soon to be sold in the UK. Slightly awkward to watch with your family. Everyone had something to say about the sex dolls penis size, mostly laughing at the idea of it all.

The final part of this episode focused on the tense, final episode of ‘Marcella’, which had everyone on edge. The episode was graphic and disturbing, making everyone cringe and twinge at the suspense. You know it is good television when everyone has a physical reaction and response to a scene. Giles and Mary saying the didn’t want to watch it and then both look directly at the television screen, is all of us.

Again, another excellent episode, combining comedy, critiquing and cringe. Can’t wait for next week’s episode.

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