[Princess]

tonight 9 o clock on c4 . i presume bb people will be featured

[guttridge]

Hope so i am going to watch hope Jason will be on it hope so

[Arneldo]

i wudnt say Jason wud be on it.

Jason has stayed out of the limelight since BB.

im guessing - Nick, Jade, Michelle, Emma, Nadia, Narinder, Saskia and Max and mybe Sam and Roberto!

just guessing!

[Princess]

yeh i argee it will be housemates that are still famous

[James]

This is the description of this programme from the listings. Apparently he asks Maxwell and Saskia during this 'Does it bother you that you have no talent?'. There will probably be other BB6 people in it.

DOCUMENTARY: The Death of Celebrity
Channel: Channel 4
Date: Sunday 11th September 2005
Time: 21:00 to 22:00

Piers Morgan aims to put talent back on the map and real stars back on their pedestals. By putting those who have recently made "celebrity" a dirty word under the spotlight, Piers sets out to discover if their time is finally up. The Death Of Celebrity champions the real stars that have succeeded due to God-given talent rather than a propensity to fall out of nightclubs, appear on reality TV or shag someone famous. For years talent-free celebs have taken us for a ride: famous for just being famous, they manipulate the media, demand our attention, and monopolize the airwaves. A specially commissioned poll aims to find out who the public think are the top 10 most pointless celebs, while a unique talent show uncovers whether these tabloid darlings actually have a hidden skill. A range of real stars discuss their rise to the top and the rise of the pointless celeb, while the current celebrity crop offer their personal insight into how they have achieved fame and fortune. Contributors include Jessica Alba, Jo Brand, Paul Danan, Leigh Francis, Sir Michael Gambon, Robin Gibb, Jade Goody, Ioan Gruffudd, Jools Holland, Kaiser Chiefs, Colin Jackson, Kate Lawler, Rebecca Loos, Martine McCutcheon, Katie Melua, Anne Robinson, Vic Reeves and Nancy Sorrell, Abi Titmuss and Michael Winner.

[Ruth]

I've heard that all the housemates will be on it, but as a collective, rather than as individuals. I'll definitely be watching, even though I think Piers Morgan is a detestable person.

[Siouxsie]

ta for that i will be watching

[katieee]

gaa wont be watchin 9pm is ma computer time lol

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Paul Danan what a loster but was funny on love island what he doing now really want to see him i met lee sharpe 2 weeks ago he sign my book he has a book out called

MY IDED OF FUN

[cc100]

Originally posted by Ruth
even though I think Piers Morgan is a detestable person.

He is pretty appaling.

I bet he will be poking fun at people who hog the limelight, but he is just as bad as he wants his face everywhere.

BTW he insults Max/Saskia on the show, which is no bad thing.

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I watch it it was alright jade and kate not going to tell u who they are because u know maxwell and dont know her name were on it being themself as always alright but could have be better

[James]

The Big Brother people in this show (on the bit I recorded anyway)...





http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/gall...m=lastup&cat=0

I thought it was interest that one of the anti-pointless-celebrity commentators was Martine McCutcheon; didn't she make her name in a soap opera? And before that she was in a not successful girl band.

[Ruth]

Originally posted by cc100

He is pretty appaling.

I bet he will be poking fun at people who hog the limelight, but he is just as bad as he wants his face everywhere.

BTW he insults Max/Saskia on the show, which is no bad thing.

Oh well he can't be all bad if he insults Max and Saskia!

I missed the show - dammit!

[skelo4eva]

i missed it 2

[~Kizwiz~]

wasnt that great to be honest

[guttridge]

Yeh it was bad

[Princess]

it was ok i wish there was more bb people

[guttridge]

yeh so do i

[cc100]

Kate was quite stunning during her interview.

[makosifan]

i thought it was good!
Jade and KAte were brill!
Saskia was really silly though going on about how shes an actress, she should have just admitted shes a talentless wannabe.

[guttridge]

yeh she was night

[James]

TV's Kate is no joke says mum

15 September 2005

THE mother of TV's Big Brother winner Kate Lawler has defended her daughter in a noisy outburst against media pundit, Piers Morgan.

Sylvia Lawler, from Beckenham, described Kate as a 'natural' after her stand-up routine at the Edinburgh Festival went down a storm and revealed a comedy career may be on the cards.

Mrs Lawler said: "Kate really loved it because performing on stage is something she has always wanted to do.

"She did so much acting when she was a child at Langley Park school and I think the stage is her natural environment."

Kate was given the opportunity to try her luck at Edinburgh after winning a competition organised by former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan.

Mr Morgan attempted to find the most talented reality TV star as part of a documentary he was making for Channel 4 on celebrity culture.

Kate impressed a panel of expert judges, including Jo Brand and Sir Michael Gambon, by re-enacting a Victoria Wood sketch entitled Fattitude.

The star was shocked to hear she had won when told the news by Morgan, who then said she was 'the most talented of the talentless'.

Her mother claimed Kate had been nervous about meeting the former tabloid chief but claims she gave as good as she got.

Sylvia said: "The television show was edited because Kate gave him quite a bit of stick back and they didn't show any of that. I think he ended up quite liking her because she stood up to him and the two of them ended up having quite a good laugh together."

Kate teamed up with a group of Scottish comedians when she arrived at the festival. They helped her write a script that included several of her own jokes.

The 25-year-old then had to overcome her nerves before putting her routine to the test before a live audience.

Sylvia said: "Everyone just fell about laughing after her first joke. From then on she just loved it.

"She was allowed to perform for 30 minutes every evening and, once she had settled down, she didn't want to leave the stage.

The feedback Kate got was really positive and, to be honest, it doesn't surprise me because she is a really funny girl. She is a great mimic and can do lots of different accents."

Kate, who is currently on holiday in Spain with a friend, will now have to decide whether to take her comedy aspirations further or concentrate on her DJ career.

Her mother added: "She really enjoyed doing the Edinburgh festival. Her drama teacher from school was over the moon when he heard about it because, like me, he has always seen her as a performer.

"She is really into being a DJ as well and a lot of people are starting to offer her work now doing that. Kate is a very busy girl and certainly has more talents than the likes of Piers Morgan would give her credit for.

www.bromleytimes.co.uk

[Siouxsie]

missed it

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hu hu hu

[Siouxsie]

i like kate