The Thomas Brothers Take Over TV
With the rise of Ryan and Adam Thomas on British television, viewers are left questioning the quality of TV game shows. From Coronation Street to Love Island, the Thomas brothers seem to be everywhere.
99 To Beat: A Derivative Mess?
The Thomas brothers are now hosting their own prime-time game show, 99 To Beat, which has left many feeling like British television is drowning in cheap, fame-chasing garbage. The show's resemblance to Netflix's Squid Game is hard to ignore, but the lack of fatalities makes it hard to stay engaged.
A Flood of Desperation on Screen
Contestants on 99 To Beat are described as desperate to get their faces on television, with familiar faces like Edward making appearances. The influx of semi-professional show-offs on quiz and game shows has shifted the dynamic from modest competitors to attention-seekers.
Rescuing The Apprentice with Comedy
Even the most forgettable series of The Apprentice can find redemption, as seen in the home shopping channel challenge. The comedic moments, like posh Max's product choices and gallery direction, breathe life into the show and entertain viewers.
TV Gold Moments
From Brian Cox's Comic Relief antics to Sky News mix-ups, British television continues to provide memorable moments. Whether it's The White Lotus or A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story, there's always something to keep viewers entertained.
Lookalike of the Week
This week's lookalike winner is Lois from Waterloo Road and Labour's Deputy Moron Angela Rayner. A whimsical addition to the week's highlights in TV entertainment.
