Does that count? I think he's the breakfast time DJ on Pension FM or something, and for some reason they seem to think they need to advertise, even though their main audience still think TVs are "new fangled".....
The gentle comedy drama from the Royle Family stable has warmth and good performances in the tale of Bing (Steve Coogan) and his gambling problem.
A hundred women gather for a clothes swapping party to coo over shoes and dresses while Twiggy looks on benignly. Followed at 9:00pm by new documentary series British Style Genius.
If anyone can get Rotherham to fall in love with cookery again, surely it's Jamie Oliver? There are hilarious scenes and touching tales as our dogged chef struggles on.
Flying the flag for British fashion design, this instalment tells the story of high-street fashion from Mary Quant to Kate Moss, with a fair bit of Twiggy in between.
Panorama's Ben Anderson returns to Afghanistan to shadow one soldier, a fearless man who crumbles over the course of this sad and enraging film.
Down-to-earth drama in which a stranger (Gerard Butler) is hired to masquerade as the father of a young deaf boy (Jack McElhone) to protect the lad from an unpleasant truth.
