starting in 6 weeks?

[em]

http://www.ananova.com/entertainment/story/sm_769735.html

wonder if ppl might be put off initially by IAC... and complain of "reality tv overload".

[Kaz]

Yes, I saw this article as well, em. Ananova seems to have collected information from several sources, including the official C4 site, for this story.

I don't know that IAC ... being on before BB4 will put people off, though.

Wasn't the first IAC.... after BB3 last year - and it was a roaring success!

If BB4 is as good as we hope it will be - according to the numerous rumours circulating - then I'm sure it'll be a hit. :thumbs:

[Amy]

Less than 6 weeks sounds good to me :thumbs: I'm just starting to wonder if Dermot is presenting BBLB :conf: I hope so :bawling::bawling:

BTW ..... Look out for Dermot on Sunday as he runs the marathon. BBC1 has coverage from 8.45am-1.00pm.

[steve_o]

Will you be able to spot him Amy in a crowd of thousands.:thumbs::love:

:spin:

:spin2:

[Amy]

Trust me Steve i'll TRY my best :laugh:

[steve_o]

That's a girl:spin2::elephant:

[James]

Bubble's (or Paul Ferguson as he wants to be known now) running the London Marathon again.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/london_marathon_2003/2911405.stm

This is quite a moving story:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2916163.stm

It's about Michael Watson, the boxer who was seriously injured in the ring, running the marathon. He expects to take 5 - 6 days to complete the course.