I love ELO, myself, and I liked Elton as a character, too. But the paving slab? That goes beyond comedy and into tastelessness, I think.
On the whole, it was OK until the monster got revealed, where it went to tv hell in a rubber suit. And while I do think it's a neat idea to have some audience participation, and that kd will treasure this forever, don't they have enough children's spinoffs already, what with Project: Who? This show, at it's best, appeals to all ages. Even to the over-30s.
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Date: 2006-06-20 10:08 pm (UTC)But the paving slab? That goes beyond comedy and into tastelessness, I think.
On the whole, it was OK until the monster got revealed, where it went to tv hell in a rubber suit. And while I do think it's a neat idea to have some audience participation, and that kd will treasure this forever, don't they have enough children's spinoffs already, what with Project: Who? This show, at it's best, appeals to all ages. Even to the over-30s.