... out that a didi actually is a name for God, as this was her peculiar pronunciation of a word the rest of us in the English- speaking world know as 'deity'. At any rate, congratulations to Portman and all the other Brits who dominated this year's Oscars. ...

... their prefer ence after which the winning film is shown. These are exclusively Hollywood but show the impor tance of English-speaking televi sion in Belgium. It is against this tide of multi-cultural popularism that the local channels have to struggle. With ...

... surely soon evaporate. But I found it hard to watch and to follow. It is shot in a somewhat dated style the char- i acters speak right into the camera, literally into your face, rather like a bad Video Diary. I And the splicing together of I initially ...

... October 1, 10.40pm) was an hour-long cele bration of Britain's much-loved camp comics (for camp though the programme dared not speak its name read gay). There was a wealth of clips of Kenneth Williams, Larry Grayson, Frankie Howerd, John Inman, and Kenny Everett ...

... not some distant relation of Home Front revolves around the idea that you the viewer are the star premise, which is producer speak for, it costs small potatoes to make. Enthusiastic Live TV viewers send in videos of themselves singing along to their favourite ...

... always came back. Meanwhile, footage of the auditions almost I made it seem humane. Of course, none of the dancers would ever speak out of turn to a I camera although one did talk about being treated like cattle. One could almost hear Elliott say: Darling ...