Spill Your Television
Dec1Got sent a TV advert, on a CD today, and apparently it's groundbreaking.
It's a new ad for Miller Genuine Draft, featuring the Fun Lovin' Criminals, which makes history (it says here), they're the first company to sign a band to appear in a beer commercial.
Here's the plot: The band are sat in the back of a pick up truck, stuck in a traffic jam in down town New York. Huey decides it's "Miller Time", and they play a gig on the back of the truck.
Send me actual beer, and I will try to sound more excited.
No I wasn't really posting messages at this time, this story was EMBARGOED until 1st of December for some reason, so I wrote a THING that would post it for me.
The return of the villainous Archie Mitchell (Larry Lamb) to Walford bodes well for future storylines - but wife Peggy isn't too pleased.
Gerry Robinson decides whether to invest in two failing firms - a pie-maker and a chair manufacturer - as the business series continues.
Host Dara O'Briain and regulars Hugh Dennis and Frankie Boyle are joined this week by Gina Yashere and Frank Skinner for topical comedy.
All change this week: instead of a horror show, we have a neat homage to Hitchcock's Rope, as the serial-killing Sowerbutts try to dispose of their latest victim.
There are team-building exercises, there are icebreakers - and there's coming to work nude. That's what one marketing firm tries here. Seriously.
Billy Bob Thornton shines as a killer trying to make amends in this contemplative drama that was the surprise directorial debut for Bill & Ted writer Ed Solomon.
