BBC’s Strictly continued to dominate the weekend, although ITV’s I’m a Celebrity wasn’t too far behind in the race. Meanwhile, The X Factor (while it’s a far way off from being dragged around the back and shot) seems to be trapped in the stalls from the off.
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Following the success of jamming together two uninterrupted Emmerdale episodes last Thursday, ITV1 saw fit to give Coronation Street (7:30pm) the hour-long treatment.Wednesday’s dose of claustrophobic community fun saw Kirsty switch her mental gauge all the way up to Proper.Watching Kirsty slap hapless Tyrone around was entertaining enough for a while but last night the… Continue reading TV Overnights: Double might of Crazy Kirsty and MP Nadine Dorrie secures Wednesday for ITV1
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