We popped into The 6.30 Show on Notts TV last week to discuss our recent campaign ‘Mission Christmas‘ that we’ve launched on Gem. Click on the links if you’d like to help out.
It was never confirmed but clearly I won the wrapping competition…
It’s the time of year where you should be spending as much time as humanly possible snuggled up in front of a fire listening to some festive offerings! I’ll be popping up on Chiiled TV over the festive season, spreading joy from the likes of East 17 to Cliff Richard (not many charts can claim that), John Lennon to Sam Bailey (another first). But look out for my fave moment, a Spice Girls triple No.1 special; Two Become One, Too Much, Goodbye. God I miss them. Sky Channel 370…
Sometimes, when you’re a student, desperate needs call for desperate measures. I’d like to take this opportunity to apologise for almost putting a Harvester out of business. Pretty savvy though…
I didn’t want to have to talk about my knickers but some things are unavoidable…
It’s a big statement but this is one of the funniest things a kid has ever said on the show. Floored me.
How Sam and I see each other. It was never gonna end well.
I was recently quite mesmerised watching the TV series ‘Married At First Sight’. Couples who are ‘scientifically matched’ then meet for the first time on their wedding day. Ridiculous, of course, but utterly compelling. One couple seemed to really hit it off and dropped the L bomb after four days. FOUR DAYS. FOUR. DAYS.
They are no longer together.
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