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It's a hard life

One minute you're on top, the next forgotten. Yesterday Guy Browning was the man of the match, today it's Charlie Brooker. He's also a columnist for the Guardian and seems to have a show on the BBC. I think he's the modern day Clive James (TV critic).

Here's his take on Jamie Oliver:



And men in advertising:



Watching 'Breakfast' on TVONE (weathergirl bringing you the weather live from the boatshow) I wonder where the cutting satire is in New Zealand life. Or maybe every 'breakfast' broadcast in the world is puerile at best and banal at worst.

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