Dick & Dom "It never recovered".........."The show ran for another two years". Looks like I can pinpoint the exact moment Watch Mojo ran out of content.
Arguably wasn't even the biggest controversy the show attracted and much as many loved to celebrate the idea it was cancelled, it was actually the producers plus Dick and Dom had decided to end it themselves before it became stale
I've never seen Dick and Dom, but I sincerely doubt that a T-shirt worn in one episode, two years before the show was even cancelled, had anything to do with it
Blaming Ollie Murs for XFactor failing when in reality Honey G and the show pushing the blatant racism and mockery of the most popular genre at the time was the death of XFactor
In the US, we call that "jumping the shark," when one particular scene or episode is the turning point in a TV show, and the rest of it is all down hill from there. That phrase comes from when Fonzie, on "Happy Days", jumped over a shark on a pair of water skis wearing his leather jacket. The show just wasn't the same anymore.
I have to rush to the defence of Sylvester McCoy's era here. His first series was very mixed, but there were some really good stories in there. His last series was amazing, but it might have been too late by then.
Top gear died when they sacked Clarkson, but the final nail in the coffin came from the person who thought Hiring Paddy "No likey, no lighty" and who can forget "Let the hanky see the panky" McGuinness to front the show was a great idea 👍 whoever that person was??? buy that person a pint, pure genius... clueless! but pure genius.
Was better than Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc, but really they should have knocked Top Gear on the head after the trio left. Even by the end of Clarkson’s tenure it was starting to become repetitive and stale. I’m glad the Grand Tour is ending also as that’s run out of road too. Basically been doing the same thing for 20 years.
@@WriterLilyth Yep. When I watched the first episode of the third series of Sherlock, I'd suspected for a while that the solution might be similar to The Problem at Gallows Gate, although I guessed that it wouldn't be exactly the same (Gallows Gate had a massive stone being removed, if memory serves. There's no way that could've happened on a London street - the scene in Gallows Gate takes place at a country estate)
@@hayleydouglas oh no please don’t get me wrong, I remember seeing that episode when they sang Unchained Melody as a child and being entranced, and my mum bought their album and we all loved it. They had beautiful voices. But they’d have been better off staying on Soldier Soldier, in my opinion. I can’t remember how Robson Green’s career went after that but I’m pretty sure I remember an interview with Jerome Flynn saying he regrets ruining his acting career everyday, but of course he was in Game of Thrones since then and was fantastic.
Dr Who was NOT cancelled for 15 years. In fact, it was never cancelled at all, this is a fallacy put about by disgruntled fans in the early 90s. It stopped being made completely by the BBC from 89-96 because the Beeb wanted it to be co-funded by an outside production company (This was forced on them by Thatcher's government). This eventually happened with Philip Segal and the Paul McGann movie that was supposed to be the pilot for a new co-production with the US. That it failed (Only in the US, It was a hit in the UK), left it once again in limbo until all the rights reverted back to the BBC in the 2003s. only then could it finally be brought back. between 96 & 03 Segal's production company still held the rights to make a TV series, although this never came to pass. So, there you go, Never Cancelled!
Not Going Out is still going strong without Tim it’s just that now Lee & Lucy are together there’s just not really a prime objective for Lee at the moment beyond not being a shirker
The "exact" moment that kills a show... 2-4 years later, why does the rubbish keep appearing in our feeds? 90% of the content is recycled from the last videos?
Aaaaaah crossroads. That was actually a piss-take, it was highly camp and tongue-in-cheek for the entire reboot, I frigging loved it. The script was actually pretty clever in its self deprecating humour - I even remember the cast at some awards ceremony where the programme had been nominated were sitting in the audience laughing about this very nomination. It was splendid.
As for Sherlock, that's just what a long break between series can do to a show, especially when Reichenbach Falls is considered the show's peak, it was always gonna disappoint, they could've sat down for the whole 90 minutes and explained it all in great detail, but as you said, there were so many fan theories, that a definitive answer would've angered a portion of the audience. I think series 4 has more issues with the treatment of Mary than series 3 did with the treatment of Sherlock's faked death. I also think they shouldn't have teased Moriarty coming back. But I was one of the very few that loved the finale. It felt like peak Sherlock, and I have no issue with the lost sister, Sian Brooke was brilliant.
@@ecentral7512 I can't believe it's still going. I'm 42 and used to watch it at home but soon cottoned on to the licence fee bollocks and started using UA-cam instead when I got my own place 17 years ago. Real people that actually teach me things and no licence to pay 👌🏽
I Don't Think it was Jet's Injury at that Live Show was the Moment that spelt the Beginning of the end for Gladiators, I think it was Shadow's Steroid Abuse & John Anderson's Backstage Politics that did the show in.
My youngest son and i absolutely loved Dick and Dom and still do it was the bogges scenes was the best . Memories of my son and i was in the quiet doctor's waiting in a room full of people when my son whisper in my ear bogges oh my goodness we both burst out laughing tear's coming from our eye's , my son is 28 years old now and we still laugh at it now .God bless and stay safe. ❤
I remember the Sherlock clock tease. I enjoyed the slashing scene as a wink to the fandom. But in the end that episode suffers from one of Moffatt's biggest flaws in writing and showrunning. He builds elaborate story arcs, but never brings them to any satisfying ends. pissing off the audience. In Doctor Who, the Eleventh Doctor's run was a scattering of disjointed flavor of the week episodes and the characters sometimes mentioned event that wasn't episodes. It made me feel as Moffatt was cheating us in a way, creating a weird unknown arc behind the scenes the viewer weren't privy to. I couldn't relate to the characters, let alone the Doctor, and abandoned the series shorly after that.
gladiators had another accident on tilt.panther (helen o'reilly) landed on her head.she was out for 5 months but returned to show.jet had a compressed spinal cord.nightshade also got similar injury on tilt and zodiac had a double neck break on pole-axe. in mens warrior ripped his knee on atlasspheres. it was not just jet that caused saftey concerns.
Also should've been Jade goody And Jodie becoming the doctor that was the momments that killed their shows. Also, bbc sherlock, where Holmes explained how he really survived his death, using a plan called project iccarus.
Nah, that was having Chibnall be the Doctor Who showrunner. He consistently wrote the worst episodes of the series, and then they put him in charge of it. Poor Jodie did her best but she never stood a chance with Chibnall's diarrhea scripts.
10:54 yeah, this had nothing to do with why Dr Who was put on hiatus. Do you have any citation to back this up? lol And no it wasnt cancelled for 15 years.
Correct,it was 16 years! 1989 it was cancelled until its return in 2005! Even though there was a movie in 1996 which was nothing to do with The BBC it was Fox Network.
@@Huskymum79 it wasnt even cancelled to begin with just put on hiatus. If they outright cancelled it there would have been endless letter writing campaigns etc. The only reason it was really "cancelled" was that the BBC controller was embarrassed by the show and wanted to focus on Eastenders and Dr Who ended up being one of the most popular and valuable IPs of the 2000s.
Astounding. I've been watching British television ever since it became available on cable here in the Netherlands in the early 80s. I've literally only seen one of these shows: Spitting Image.
That Doctor Who one annoys me. The Kandyman was actually a great concept aesthetically hindered by the BBC actively attempting to get rid of the show. How can you signify that as the thing that killed classic doctor who and not even mention the timeless children, which has annihilated the entire show for the rest of time and even retroactively. The timeless children has done far more damage.
Steven Moffat has said he would write more Sherlock but because the two leads are too busy with other projects thats why its unlikely that it will be back
The whole reason Skins died on its ass wasn’t because of Jessica Sulas departure the 3rd generation didn’t have a connection via the Stonems so it felt like a disconnect with no returning characters they tried but it just didn’t connect with the audiences and its heyday magic had passed hence why series 7 only contained stories from the characters in the first two generations
14:00 cemented the decision not to bring Celebrity Big Brother back It has been back it was on ITV in March so Watchmojo get your facts right before spouting crap
First off, you mislabelled when Doctor Who aired; the classic series ended in 1989, not 1985 (when the show was also put on hiatus during Colin Baker's time). And second, the show wasn't put on hiatus after Sylvestor McCoy's time (when the Kandyman and his only appearance The Happiness Patrol was) for 15 years but 16 (when it came back in 2005). For me and several others, Doctor Who was killed when the Doctor was revealed to be the Timeless Child and then further when Ncuti Gatwa took on the role. I should also like to add Britain's Got Talent as it hasn't been the same since David Walliams left and was replaced by Bruno Tonioli who was a poor choice.
About the bill changing titel song and updating the show made it worse, Exsactly same thing for Londons Burning did, series 12 to 14 Londons burning was not good turned into a soap than more of a drama.
Oh my God the bill I haven’t seen that show in years and I keep wanting to start from the beginning but I don’t know if I should start from the start of the show all start from like the 90s and 2000s but then I’m not gonna know the new characters in all that I don’t know😂
The bill was one of the best shows then when they started mixing soap elements into it thats was when it slowly declined. It did get a bit better when it got rid of it but the other problem was too many characters were coming and going. By the end it got too CSI like which was the final nail. Darker tone was nice as it echoed the early years but with what else they did in the revamp didn't do it justice. London's burning was another one we all grew up with but ITV killed that towards the end by making the series go soap like.
Tim Vine leaving Not Going Out didn't kill it at all, series 6 was great (the first without Tim), as was series 7, which was meant to wrap the show up (with the wedding of Lee & Lucy being the finale), but due to the show's consistent ratings, they kept it going, and now they've reinvigorated it as a family sitcom, which does the job. I also like Toby more than Tim, just for the fact that Tim's shtick got a bit old long before he even left. I'd say losing Bobby Ball (RIP, legend) was more of an issue for the series, since he and Geoffrey's banter was better than Lee and Tim's friendship (Lee always makes me laugh, but Tim is definitely an acquired taste IMO). The show has had several cast departures, (Kate, Barbara, Tim and Daisy) and has survived them all. It continues to roll on, despite the fact that you claim it was "killed" after series 5. That's a pretty good run, if you ask me (PS: The House is the best episode, and it was sans Tim).
I would mention being human after all the original cast members left it just wasn’t the same . I can’t fault CB decision because she did it on her terms and I respected her for that.
I also think that Holly Willoughby should be sacked from this morning, she knows more about Philip schofield's relationship and the fact that the 2 of them pushed through the queue at the Queen resting in state it is shameful and disrespectful 😱🤧🤢👎 who do they think they are just because they were presenters then they think they should just jump the queue it,s things like this that annoys people as they are better than anyone else
CBB returned this year. That would be forgiven if this was an old video I was commenting on, but it isn't, it was posted less than 2 weeks ago. Bit lazy. Maybe WatchMojo is the one that's dead?
Dick & Dom "It never recovered".........."The show ran for another two years". Looks like I can pinpoint the exact moment Watch Mojo ran out of content.
Arguably wasn't even the biggest controversy the show attracted and much as many loved to celebrate the idea it was cancelled, it was actually the producers plus Dick and Dom had decided to end it themselves before it became stale
whats morning wood, and also the clown man in that one looks funny
loved that show
This is also a reuploaded video, I watched this a few years ago, I'm sure
That was the moment that brought closer attention from Ofcom though and that was the point
I've never seen Dick and Dom, but I sincerely doubt that a T-shirt worn in one episode, two years before the show was even cancelled, had anything to do with it
Mostly due to numbers but also the t-shirt but mostly numbers
You have no idea how tight arsed the BBC were back in the day
Bogies
@@sennaluong bOOOGIIIEEESSS
Blaming Ollie Murs for XFactor failing when in reality Honey G and the show pushing the blatant racism and mockery of the most popular genre at the time was the death of XFactor
What racism are you referring to?
In the US, we call that "jumping the shark," when one particular scene or episode is the turning point in a TV show, and the rest of it is all down hill from there. That phrase comes from when Fonzie, on "Happy Days", jumped over a shark on a pair of water skis wearing his leather jacket. The show just wasn't the same anymore.
I watched that episode, dear oh dear.
That's why in Two Pints, Johnny was eaten by a shark. It was a joke among the writers based on the "jumping the shark" phrase.
But it was still the number one show in America for several years afterwards.
Yeah, I've heard that 😆
I think the word 'mansplaining' is such a sexist term ... however very applicable here. There's a saying: a little bit of knowledge is dangerous.
I have to rush to the defence of Sylvester McCoy's era here. His first series was very mixed, but there were some really good stories in there. His last series was amazing, but it might have been too late by then.
Also, doctor who classic ended in 1989. McCoy hadn’t even started in 1985, when it “ended”
His era was good. Doctor Who was just finding his feet again at that point but it was to late in the end.
Apparently "Crossroads" learned nothing from "Dallas". 🤣🤣🤣
Top gear died when they sacked Clarkson, but the final nail in the coffin came from the person who thought Hiring Paddy "No likey, no lighty" and who can forget "Let the hanky see the panky" McGuinness to front the show was a great idea 👍 whoever that person was??? buy that person a pint, pure genius... clueless! but pure genius.
nah was actually better with paddy, freddy and the black guy
That is a long name! 🤯
Was better than Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc, but really they should have knocked Top Gear on the head after the trio left.
Even by the end of Clarkson’s tenure it was starting to become repetitive and stale. I’m glad the Grand Tour is ending also as that’s run out of road too. Basically been doing the same thing for 20 years.
So Johnny didn't jump the shark, he got eaten by it
Haven't ITV done a Celebrity Big Brother????
yes clearly more proof they repackage a former video without updating the details.
Top gear died on its harris when clarkson got sacked,and the final nail was when paddy know body likey was hired
You've got that wrong. They did explain how Sherlock faked his death, he explained it at the end of series 3 episode 1, in great detail
@@iamamoronic Jonathan Creek also explained it in the late 1990s.
@@WriterLilyth Yep. When I watched the first episode of the third series of Sherlock, I'd suspected for a while that the solution might be similar to The Problem at Gallows Gate, although I guessed that it wouldn't be exactly the same (Gallows Gate had a massive stone being removed, if memory serves. There's no way that could've happened on a London street - the scene in Gallows Gate takes place at a country estate)
Soldier Soldier died when the main cast draws Robson Green and Jerome Flynn left to start their music career - the last two series were so bad
So was their music career. Simon Cowell has a lot to answer for.
@@cathyannis83 I love their music no matter what other people think
@@hayleydouglas oh no please don’t get me wrong, I remember seeing that episode when they sang Unchained Melody as a child and being entranced, and my mum bought their album and we all loved it. They had beautiful voices. But they’d have been better off staying on Soldier Soldier, in my opinion. I can’t remember how Robson Green’s career went after that but I’m pretty sure I remember an interview with Jerome Flynn saying he regrets ruining his acting career everyday, but of course he was in Game of Thrones since then and was fantastic.
@@cathyannis83 yeah they were better off after Soldier Soldier, their careers now are both doing great
Dr Who was NOT cancelled for 15 years. In fact, it was never cancelled at all, this is a fallacy put about by disgruntled fans in the early 90s. It stopped being made completely by the BBC from 89-96 because the Beeb wanted it to be co-funded by an outside production company (This was forced on them by Thatcher's government). This eventually happened with Philip Segal and the Paul McGann movie that was supposed to be the pilot for a new co-production with the US. That it failed (Only in the US, It was a hit in the UK), left it once again in limbo until all the rights reverted back to the BBC in the 2003s. only then could it finally be brought back. between 96 & 03 Segal's production company still held the rights to make a TV series, although this never came to pass. So, there you go, Never Cancelled!
I think Ihis video has helped me to pinpoint the exact moment that I stopped watching television.
Not Going Out is still going strong without Tim it’s just that now Lee & Lucy are together there’s just not really a prime objective for Lee at the moment beyond not being a shirker
What??? The kandyman episode of de who (happiness patrol) was brilliant
The "exact" moment that kills a show... 2-4 years later, why does the rubbish keep appearing in our feeds? 90% of the content is recycled from the last videos?
it's Watchmojo.
You really should have shown Maggie Thatcher getting the meals on wheels in spitting image...that was a true classic.
When is the top 10 of "when watchmojoUK pulled facts out of its behind"
You do this video or a variation of it every week 😂
no different from Watchmojo, they release the same lists every day, just a different order, 1 new video and a slightly different name.
Aaaaaah crossroads. That was actually a piss-take, it was highly camp and tongue-in-cheek for the entire reboot, I frigging loved it. The script was actually pretty clever in its self deprecating humour - I even remember the cast at some awards ceremony where the programme had been nominated were sitting in the audience laughing about this very nomination.
It was splendid.
As for Sherlock, that's just what a long break between series can do to a show, especially when Reichenbach Falls is considered the show's peak, it was always gonna disappoint, they could've sat down for the whole 90 minutes and explained it all in great detail, but as you said, there were so many fan theories, that a definitive answer would've angered a portion of the audience.
I think series 4 has more issues with the treatment of Mary than series 3 did with the treatment of Sherlock's faked death. I also think they shouldn't have teased Moriarty coming back.
But I was one of the very few that loved the finale. It felt like peak Sherlock, and I have no issue with the lost sister, Sian Brooke was brilliant.
The kandyman was iconic
You forgot one EastEnders the day it started
What? In the 80s, it was regularly getting over 20 million per episode with 30.5 million being the highest they ever got in 1986.
@@tera_2024I know I was kidding I'd just wish it'd end now
@@ecentral7512 I can't believe it's still going. I'm 42 and used to watch it at home but soon cottoned on to the licence fee bollocks and started using UA-cam instead when I got my own place 17 years ago. Real people that actually teach me things and no licence to pay 👌🏽
The episode where Arthur Fowler's corpse blinked, is when it all started going downhill.
@@antney7745oh yeah I remember that lol
Erm, we have had another Celebrity Big Brother, just this year 😂
Jet's injury was during the 1996 Wembley live shows, not during a recording of the series.
I Don't Think it was Jet's Injury at that Live Show was the Moment that spelt the Beginning of the end for Gladiators, I think it was Shadow's Steroid Abuse & John Anderson's Backstage Politics that did the show in.
My youngest son and i absolutely loved Dick and Dom and still do it was the bogges scenes was the best . Memories of my son and i was in the quiet doctor's waiting in a room full of people when my son whisper in my ear bogges oh my goodness we both burst out laughing tear's coming from our eye's , my son is 28 years old now and we still laugh at it now .God bless and stay safe. ❤
BOGIES!!! I think that was a 10 on the bogieometer🤣🤣 I still watch it and I'm in my 50s 😆
Celebrity Big Brother is back‼️ It aired only a couple of months ago. David Potts won.
Who ????
@@braxriverboys a Yorkshire orange 🍊😂 seems like a nice guy though ✌🏻🧿👁️👁️🗨️
Who??
Moving the Show to Saturday Afternoons was the Beginning of the End for Bullseye & Bumping Off John Hallam was basically it for London's Burning!
I'd say it was more of them doing the show like a soap later on was what killed it
London's Burning, when Hallam was killed off
Sherlock was perfect from start to finish. You clearly do not know your demographic.
I remember the Sherlock clock tease. I enjoyed the slashing scene as a wink to the fandom. But in the end that episode suffers from one of Moffatt's biggest flaws in writing and showrunning. He builds elaborate story arcs, but never brings them to any satisfying ends. pissing off the audience. In Doctor Who, the Eleventh Doctor's run was a scattering of disjointed flavor of the week episodes and the characters sometimes mentioned event that wasn't episodes. It made me feel as Moffatt was cheating us in a way, creating a weird unknown arc behind the scenes the viewer weren't privy to. I couldn't relate to the characters, let alone the Doctor, and abandoned the series shorly after that.
gladiators had another accident on tilt.panther (helen o'reilly) landed on her head.she was out for 5 months but returned to show.jet had a compressed spinal cord.nightshade also got similar injury on tilt and zodiac had a double neck break on pole-axe. in mens warrior ripped his knee on atlasspheres. it was not just jet that caused saftey concerns.
This is such a terrible list. Gladiators literally ran for 6 more years after Jet got hurt and even had bigger ratings at one point…
And there was a new series recently there might be another new one soon
The thing with Spitting Image is that they concentrated so much on the puppets, they forgot to make it funny
Sherlock's fourth season wasn't that bad.
A fifth season would be nice.
Also should've been
Jade goody
And Jodie becoming the doctor that was the momments that killed their shows.
Also, bbc sherlock, where Holmes explained how he really survived his death, using a plan called project iccarus.
Nah, that was having Chibnall be the Doctor Who showrunner. He consistently wrote the worst episodes of the series, and then they put him in charge of it. Poor Jodie did her best but she never stood a chance with Chibnall's diarrhea scripts.
10:54 yeah, this had nothing to do with why Dr Who was put on hiatus. Do you have any citation to back this up? lol And no it wasnt cancelled for 15 years.
Correct,it was 16 years! 1989 it was cancelled until its return in 2005! Even though there was a movie in 1996 which was nothing to do with The BBC it was Fox Network.
@@Huskymum79but it is very much cannon.
@@Huskymum79 it wasnt even cancelled to begin with just put on hiatus. If they outright cancelled it there would have been endless letter writing campaigns etc. The only reason it was really "cancelled" was that the BBC controller was embarrassed by the show and wanted to focus on Eastenders and Dr Who ended up being one of the most popular and valuable IPs of the 2000s.
Astounding. I've been watching British television ever since it became available on cable here in the Netherlands in the early 80s. I've literally only seen one of these shows: Spitting Image.
Not going out isn't dead ...nor was it killed 😂it was a shame when Tim left...but the show wasn't killed....
What happened to Freddie Flintoff sounds eerily similar to what happened with Richard Hammond.
Problem is, Flintoff didn't return, Hammond did, twice
Both of them are lucky to be alive
You mean when they sacked Clarkson and screwed the show lol
That Doctor Who one annoys me. The Kandyman was actually a great concept aesthetically hindered by the BBC actively attempting to get rid of the show. How can you signify that as the thing that killed classic doctor who and not even mention the timeless children, which has annihilated the entire show for the rest of time and even retroactively. The timeless children has done far more damage.
Steven Moffat has said he would write more Sherlock but because the two leads are too busy with other projects thats why its unlikely that it will be back
True. Also, the two leads apparently don't get on at all and therefore aren't rushing back any time soon .
Why do they update the Music to shows, it’s familiar & crucial. It just annoys the audience.
The whole reason Skins died on its ass wasn’t because of Jessica Sulas departure the 3rd generation didn’t have a connection via the Stonems so it felt like a disconnect with no returning characters they tried but it just didn’t connect with the audiences and its heyday magic had passed hence why series 7 only contained stories from the characters in the first two generations
Roxanne is yesterday's Amber Herd.
Misfits wasn't the same after Narhan left.
RIP The Bill 😢
A "fanbase" is a double-edged sword. It keep a show alive for years after its cancelation and it can destroy its success when you mock them ...
The other exact moment that killed Gladiators (ITV) is John Fashanu's departure
And Shadow's drug taking!
14:00 cemented the decision not to bring Celebrity Big Brother back
It has been back it was on ITV in March so Watchmojo get your facts right before spouting crap
First off, you mislabelled when Doctor Who aired; the classic series ended in 1989, not 1985 (when the show was also put on hiatus during Colin Baker's time). And second, the show wasn't put on hiatus after Sylvestor McCoy's time (when the Kandyman and his only appearance The Happiness Patrol was) for 15 years but 16 (when it came back in 2005). For me and several others, Doctor Who was killed when the Doctor was revealed to be the Timeless Child and then further when Ncuti Gatwa took on the role. I should also like to add Britain's Got Talent as it hasn't been the same since David Walliams left and was replaced by Bruno Tonioli who was a poor choice.
With what’s happened to Dr Who (because of the Timeless Children) I couldn’t agree more.
I don't like Piers Morgan but he carried GMB
The host of Blind Date was Cilla Black (real name Priscilla White), not Sila Black. You're meant to be a UK channel and you can even get that right.
About the bill changing titel song and updating the show made it worse, Exsactly same thing for Londons Burning did, series 12 to 14 Londons burning was not good turned into a soap than more of a drama.
If Dick and Dons end was Morning Wood, why did it last another two years.
Oh my God the bill I haven’t seen that show in years and I keep wanting to start from the beginning but I don’t know if I should start from the start of the show all start from like the 90s and 2000s but then I’m not gonna know the new characters in all that I don’t know😂
The bill was one of the best shows then when they started mixing soap elements into it thats was when it slowly declined. It did get a bit better when it got rid of it but the other problem was too many characters were coming and going. By the end it got too CSI like which was the final nail. Darker tone was nice as it echoed the early years but with what else they did in the revamp didn't do it justice. London's burning was another one we all grew up with but ITV killed that towards the end by making the series go soap like.
I thought Celebrity Big Brother already came back earlier this year? 🤔
I thought the cheating on Gladiators (90s version) when someone grease up her legs to avoid losing end the show.
That was only in the second series if memory serves; the show ran for more years after that.
Surprised minder isn't on here when Dennis Waterman left gary webster he tried but failed
You actually wort doctor who 1963-85 when it was 1989 when the final episode aired before it cane back in 2005
Tim Vine leaving Not Going Out didn't kill it at all, series 6 was great (the first without Tim), as was series 7, which was meant to wrap the show up (with the wedding of Lee & Lucy being the finale), but due to the show's consistent ratings, they kept it going, and now they've reinvigorated it as a family sitcom, which does the job. I also like Toby more than Tim, just for the fact that Tim's shtick got a bit old long before he even left.
I'd say losing Bobby Ball (RIP, legend) was more of an issue for the series, since he and Geoffrey's banter was better than Lee and Tim's friendship (Lee always makes me laugh, but Tim is definitely an acquired taste IMO).
The show has had several cast departures, (Kate, Barbara, Tim and Daisy) and has survived them all. It continues to roll on, despite the fact that you claim it was "killed" after series 5. That's a pretty good run, if you ask me (PS: The House is the best episode, and it was sans Tim).
Also London's burning died when hallem died
Correct!
New tricks died for me when they replaced the old cast they had more chemistry than the later cast
I knew H was Ian.
Its the Steps effect with Ian `H` Watkins being the first H.
All Ian`s are H.
He wasn't the first H. The singer Stephen Hogarth (of Marillion) was nicknamed 'H' quite a while before Steps were formed.
Posting this as if there wasn’t a whole new series of celebrity big brother a few months ago……….
Make Dick Sick was one of the games.
Doubtful the tee shirt had anything to do with it.
Sorry to break it to you, but celebrity big brother came back March this year.
Can't watch the last season of Killing Eve it is such shite
I love Davids voice :D
i used to love the bill
A lot of Folks stopped watching many of the TV productions when diversity became more important than production and content.
Omg didn’t u know celeb big brother was back last year 2023… very poor research and incorrect information and content - disappointing
I keep hearing "seaweed" instead of "series"
Sherlock was the best piece of television ever!
The day it died, then three more series.
Freddy Flintoff was a totally useless presenter of Top Gear who could not drive to save his life as the crash proved.
omg sheridan smith was/is a total RIDE
I definitely think they should bring back the bill
When did u make this as holly has already jumped ship from this morning…
Didn’t Roxanne Pallett marry a guy from the first US season of Married at First Sight?
Another reason to cringe…
I will have to stay in more often I have only ever heard of four of theses shows and only watched two Big Brother and the other one escapes me.
I would mention being human after all the original cast members left it just wasn’t the same . I can’t fault CB decision because she did it on her terms and I respected her for that.
I also think that Holly Willoughby should be sacked from this morning, she knows more about Philip schofield's relationship and the fact that the 2 of them pushed through the queue at the Queen resting in state it is shameful and disrespectful 😱🤧🤢👎 who do they think they are just because they were presenters then they think they should just jump the queue it,s things like this that annoys people as they are better than anyone else
I think love island current season got destroyed when Joey Essex entered
top gear was ruined when the 3 was done
I surprised that u did add red dwarfs 😮
*didnt
A lot of these are way before the show ended 😅
I know it's still on but series 9 episode 2 of the Simpsons that's killed it
CBB returned this year. That would be forgiven if this was an old video I was commenting on, but it isn't, it was posted less than 2 weeks ago. Bit lazy. Maybe WatchMojo is the one that's dead?
Agree with two pints of lager when Jonny died Timothy was annoying
i couldnt imagine a simple tshirt got dick and dom off the air.
i loved that show,such chaotic fun
i will have to correct gladiators it went bad when jokn fashanu left.
Killing Eve ended fine.
Aphrodite forbid for leaving and becoming an ex xxxx
Two Pints Of Lager... was never funny. The Splodgenessabounds single was awesome tho!
None of them should come back.
Erm Celebrity Big Brother aired earlier this year.
what is morning wood
Is that a serious question? Is it even question without a question mark?
morning glory
@@karrisevans4549 is a queston. . i forgot to put the ?
@@stephielulu9096 that dont mean anything
@@karrisevans4549 i forgot question mark