Sport Relief 7PM BBC1

[King Gizzard]

Forgive me if there's already a thread couldn't find it

Personally don't agree with all the donating and how it actually helps in the short term/long term, but some of the sketches/docu's are fun

[Black Dagger]

I doubt I'l watch a lot of it, it's just the same old line-up and the thought of JLS being on again always leaves me going :bored:, I'l watch the Benidorm skit/Outnumbered skit and if anybody I like is performing, but that will be it.

[King Gizzard]

-will switch over while benidorm/miranda is on-

[Locke.]

Was watching the build up thing earlier, quite good. What time is it on til, can't really be bothered putting it on at 7

[Kate!]

I might watch some of it, on and off. They'll raise loads, schools acroos the country have all been doing sponsored events today, my son did a sponsored run.

[King Gizzard]

7 till 1am with that break for the news at 10ish

Probably just worth putting on after 10, they'll just repeat all the sketches

[Mrluvaluva]

7.00-7.30

The star studded line-up is kicked off by presenters Claudia Winkleman and Gary Lineker, as England and Chelsea star Frank Lampard appears with his fiancee Christine Bleakley for the first time on television, in a special version of popular sitcom Outnumbered filmed at Stamford Bridge.

The amazing night of entertainment also delivers Strictly Come Dancing as you have never seen it before, as 2011 finalists Harry Judd and Chelsee Healey go head-to-head in an incredible underwater challenge for the glitterball trophy. Part 1 sees Harry and Aliona performing, but will they impress the judges? There's also a live performance from LMFAO.

7.30-8.00

Boxing superstar Amir Khan and England footballer Jermain Defoe brush up on their schooling with help from Stephen Fry and the Horrible Histories cast, while the second instalment of Strictly Come Dancing sees Chelsee and Pasha looking to make a big splash on the dance floor.

8.00-9.00

Will Frank Skinner overcome his lifetime fear of water by completing his challenge to swim a length of his local swimming pool in West Bromwich where, as a child, he could only watch from the shallow end as all his friends swam?

Dermot O'Leary and Davina McCall take over the presenting duties as the cream of sport joins 'tennis star' Miranda Hart in a sketch at the Royal Albert Hall with hilarious consequences, in the first part of a special sketch for Sport Relief. Miranda manages to shock everybody from Jessica Ennis and Michael Owen to Paula Radcliffe and Roberto Mancini with her sporting antics. Following his amazing challenge against the Thames, David Walliams is also live in the studio.

9.00-9.30

More sporting stars are blown away by Miranda's antics on the tennis court, while Sport Relief also brings together two of the best-loved shows on television when Benidorm meets Britain's Got Talent, starring Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Ant and Dec. Snow Patrol also perform live.

9.30-10.00

JLS perform the Sport Relief single Proud, and stars of the England football team cook up a storm with James Martin in the Kitchen.

[Marc]

That was pretty good actually :laugh::

[MTVN]

.. this is crap, who cares about Frank Skinner learning to swim

[Harry!]

Davina and Dermot together, so wierd...

[michael21]

where the sports part then :conf:

[michael21]

this is a rip off they called it comic relief then that would be fine still no sports on :bawling::bawling::bawling:

[Locke.]

Mancini :joker:

[King Gizzard]

How utterly terrible is John Culshaw?

[King Gizzard]

Howard Webb has been the star of the show so far

[Marc]

This show makes me want to cry

[King Gizzard]

Benidorm is so terrible

[Marc]

Davina and Dermot together, so wierd...

I love them together

[Saph]

the girl in the audience behind the old guy is her..
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[Kazanne]

John Bishop made me cry.some terrible scenes of kids suffering and we moan about stuff,this makes you realise just how lucky we all are.

[Saph]

Aston from JLS has gotten really ugly recently :s is his head getting fatter?

[Saph]

did anyone keep switching between BBC 1 and BBC 2 when they did that? :amazed:

[GypsyGoth]

did anyone keep switching between BBC 1 and BBC 2 when they did that? :amazed:

:laugh: nope, I've been just leaving them on till I'm sure they change.


And I think the show have been pretty good so far :love:

[Ninastar]

I actually don't think it's fair to show some of the things they've shown

you could donate all the money that you own and it wouldn't make a difference

[GypsyGoth]

I actually don't think it's fair to show some of the things they've shown

you could donate all the money that you own and it wouldn't make a difference

I usually don't watch them parts, I find them devastating.

[Ninastar]

its just wrong to show it imo

[Locke.]

The A League of Their Own crew are taking over, where is Georgie

[Locke.]

Rachel Riley :worship:

[Marsh.]

James Corden is a terrible presenter, wish he'd stick to acting.

Lot of respect for John Bishop after watching the show last night.

[Marsh.]

James Corden is a terrible presenter, wish he'd stick to acting.

Lot of respect for John Bishop after watching the show last night.

[Locke.]

If we can get that up to 50 million we can buy Fernando Torres back :joker: Amazing

[GypsyGoth]

Their singing wasn't that bad, I thought they were brave.

[LiquidGold]

Forgive me if there's already a thread couldn't find it

Personally don't agree with all the donating and how it actually helps in the short term/long term, but some of the sketches/docu's are fun

:nono:clearly it does help otherwise they wouldnt do all these charity shows like sport relief then theres comic relief which is the same really only sport relif is every year whereas comic relif is once every 2 years and sport relief has more people/celebs doing sport events for charity

and then theres children in need and i always try to donate to them all
its all for a good cause , if you dont like the shows then fine but the charities themselves are worth it i think

[King Gizzard]

Yeah but it just goes into the African governments pockets. Little actually gets spent on what it was actually for. Need to solve what's causing the problem in the first place not just paper over the cracks.

[GypsyGoth]

Give a person a fishing rod and they can catch a fish.

But teach them to fish and you save yourself a fishing rod.

[GypsyGoth]

Raised over 50million :shocked:

[Ammi]

:nono:clearly it does help otherwise they wouldnt do all these charity shows like sport relief then theres comic relief which is the same really only sport relif is every year whereas comic relif is once every 2 years and sport relief has more people/celebs doing sport events for charity

and then theres children in need and i always try to donate to them all
its all for a good cause , if you dont like the shows then fine but the charities themselves are worth it i think

..the thing is though...I don't think it all get's through...maybe not even a high percentage...and hasn't ever since the first Band Aid concert...the figures just don't seem to add up...I'm not saying don't do it...but you can't blame people for being cynical...because the governments must take the lions share of what's raised..I can't think of any other explanation...I think the one thing that can 'rival' the poverty....is the bribery and corruption