Under no other circumstances I would dream of recommend this next show.
However, if you want to see a truly, scary BBC scope of awakened madness, catch this week’s episode of Waterloo Road, a show in which all the famous science and soap stars go to die.
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Lois reports his dying nan at school, for a very modern crime of ‘dead appointment’, and a vow to never visit her at Waterloo Roadcredit: BBC
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Eastenders’ Lindsey Coulson has passed Judy Finnigan’s style makeover to play new Waterloo Road: BBC
The new arrival in the latter category is Eastsey Coulson Eastsey Coulson, who has passed Judy Finnigan’s style makeover to play a terrible school for the new headmaster of Dame Stella Drake.
The transformation that obviously had nothing to do with the fact that the local fruit was just breathing Stella for driving drinks.
If the character, however, hit a bottle, you can’t blame them.
Any healthy person would do the same thing when she stared at a ten-year barrel at Waterloo Road, a show that pulls a rare trick to be extremely boring and bat-s ** t.
I say “crazy” because, for one thing, many students seem to be in the mid -twenties. No age concession is given to stories that are mostly just a mixture of soap with soap with standard edition, boyfriend, illness, love triangles and strenuous leftist political obsessions.
On the 2023 return series, slavery really talked at school.
This time, they put a trans and the middle of the trans and the middle.
There is rarely a good idea, for a simple reason, such as Eastenders have discovered with Kyle Slater, BBC players are too cowardly and militant PC to move the trance to any of the usual soap deficiency, so only hovering around in a cloud of holiness as viewers force them to get rid of them.
Lois, you will not be surprised when you find out, it answers this billing here, as we have discovered to see the grandmother of close death, which, through Fugu of Alzheimer’s, was still amazed to welcome her “granddaughter.”
“Who? I have no granddaughter, just a granddaughter. Are you, Jake?”
Waterloo Road stuns viewers as it emits a shock death in a tragic fruits for harassment
“Yes, it’s … grandfather,” would be an easy answer to this completely understandable mistake, accompanied by deep shoulders of regret and feeling that the immediate death of a loved one is a little more significant than your pronunciation of saying.
But not this soldier. Lois takes a furious coat of arms, reports Nan at school, for a very modern crime of “dead appointment” and vows that she will never visit her again.
As luck would have, Nan dies a scene or two later, before he discovers that it is not a story about the cold narcissism of Transvor.
Both school and BBC are on Lois’s side, and the implication for others is clear: you would have to be evil or dementne to believe that the boy cannot change the gender to the girl.
Any week of the year, this would be an unpleasant clumsy level of political propaganda that would start viewers.
However, he felt twice as bad as the Waterloo Road brain coincided with the edition of the best drama in 2025, adolescence, which is every now and then as many people claim, thanks to the technical splendor of his recording team and extraordinary performance by Stephen Graham as Eddie Miller, a father who stabbed a teenager.
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The Waterloo Road brain brain coincided with the release of the best drama in 2025, adolescredit: AP
In addition to the school environment, Waterloo Road and adolescence have one in common.
Neither is a role for direct, white, working class outside Thug or Bully.
No mainstream TV drama, on that regard.
Because, regardless of the fact that adolescence was partly based on the terrible murder of Elianne Andam Hassan Sentamu, there was never a chance that the screen killer would be anything but direct, white, worker guy.
They are one group that is obviously okay to take a peek, stereotype, cover and release as an unusual evil until they say, “I’m actually white, a working -class girl.” At that moment, the institution tilts his head in sympathy and says, “You are very brave.”
Yet, the TV industry, which so obviously reveals this demographic group, spent the week shaking her head and wondering why they are turning to a poisonous, internet charlatans like Andrew Tate.
Yes, I wonder.
Unexpected Moroni in the spindle area
Target line, novel Kemp: “Walk the Line was a 2005 biop film about which country singer?”
Ashleigh: “John Wayne.”
Tipping Point, Ben Shephard: “After a huge reconstruction project, which the former London power plant opened to the public in October 2022?”
John: “Savoy.”
And the impossible, Rick Edwards, offered b) Joe Pasquale and c) Joe Lycett as a possible answer to the question: “Which British comedian temporarily changed his name in the act in Hugo Bosus 2020 in a protest against the German fashion company?”
But Liela still chose “a) Joe Pesci.”
Imani is to forget
Show Channel 4 Challenge Fortune Received Fortune returned to another series on Sunday night without remembering a single thing about the first one.
Honestly, no small detail.
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Imani’s astonishing selfishness is only aligned with her inability to read the room or pick up any vibration of viewers on the tempting Fortunecredit: Channel 4
Not even the fact that he was hosted by Paddy McGuinness.
Discociative amnesia, I think it’s called, with your brain removes all traces of awful personal trauma wiping it out of memory.
Each desperate detail flooded, however, the moment Paddy reappeared and began to explain that it was a celebrated challenge of Dingo Dollar -As 12 competitors who tried to win £ 300,000 by hiking through Malaysian Jungle for 18 days, while resisting the temptations that were set up at the market prices.
So it’s £ 1,500 for a night in a comfortable bed and £ 400 for Guinness.
Most dozens adhere to, reasonably.
But just as the Series One Prize pot has sabotaged Bone Idle last year, so this year’s 300 Grand brings together a monstrous millennial right called Imani, whose stunning selfishness is aligned with only her incompetent reading of the room or picking up any viewer.
As the exclamation showed perfectly, “I hope the snake does not attack while I am here.”
#Teampitviper.
- However, with the tempting happiness and the imams in mind, the TV name of the week was definitely the Coordinator of the Post production of the emission, Krupa Kuntawal.
With awards for the longest fan of Newcastle United on Sunday night. . . ITV -ov Les Ferdinand: “It will celebrate until cows go home.”
TV gold
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Walton Goggins theft of the show as a rick on the white lotuscredit: Warner Bros
Stephen Graham collects every acting award that will take place on their appearances at Netflix’s adolescence.
Walton Goggins stole a play like Rick, on a white lotus.
The need was well shouted for the best quiz show in 2025 with: “According to legend, who said,” There is a lot of time to finish the game and beat the Spaniards “? A) Francis Drake; b) Walter Raleigh; c) Andy Murray.”
And Eastenders, who is either in the process of developing a sense of humor or has released a wicked fans of Arsenal on a salary.
Anyway, Harvey Monroe just turned Martin Fowler’s T -shirt in Spurs’s T -shirt into a comfortable blanket and if they weren’t at the club store on Monday, Daniel Levy lacked a trick.
Random irritations of TV
The always selective last leg was treated by the toxic old monster Alastair Campbell as if he were a painful national treasure, not a war criminal.
ITV’s risk line for protection against duty.
The Max competitor wore Bandan on the daily quiz show Impossible. And the already weak pulse of comedies who extinguished the last host of Amazon Prime, Jimmy Carr, introduced Joe Lycetta, Judi Love, Sara Pascoe and her other usual suspects with the claim: “If these ten cannot laugh at you, you are dead inside.”
Beeeeeeeeeeeeep.
Loocalics of a week
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Jayne S Potjere, Left, and Alan Carr, right
This week’s winner is Jayne outside Chase and Alan Carra.
Sent the e -Apost Michelle Neal.
Great TV lies and misconceptions in the week.
The big British bakes to stand to cancer, Alison Hammond to Rosie Ramsey: “You have a natural talent for singing.”
Do not encourage her.
Receiving wealth, imani: “I’m not here to make enemies.” Yet. . .
The last laugh, Jimmy Carr: “Sara Pascoe (right) is a great comedian and Vegan.”
Vegan.
With love, Meghan: “What is the life span of a bee?”
About four to six weeks longer than this show.
Quiz Show Reply Week. Target line, novel Kemp: “Egg shimming is a podcast on which sport?”
Cassie: “Race of eggs and spoon.”
Great sports insights
Michael Dawson: “Graveberch is a messy hero that people talk about.”
Stephen Warnock: “Newcastle are known unknown.”
And the Sherwood team: “No good news for Aston Villa. But the good news is that I can’t worse.”
(Assembled by Graham Wray)
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: HIS Education