ANTHONY Barnes

Good show except for Tim Tate's intone narrative. I don't know if he thinks all those pauses in his speech make him seem cool, but it's just annoying.

Great show. So many talented people. Only drawback is Mika. How annoying is he?

Any drama with dialogue like "I'll get a chopper, let's go", obviously has the hard of thinking as it's target audience.

I have watched Kelly Siegler performing her aggressive histrionics in a courtroom when she was a prosecutor in Texas. She also typifies the tunnel vision approach of bad investigations. Take the David Temple murder trial where Siegler was the main prosecutor. In 2015 after a judicial review Judge Larry Gist listed 36 items of evidence that were not turned over to the defence by the prosecution. Is this a trustworthy person.

Watching this show is the equivalent of undergoing a lobotomy without anaesthetic. Mindless drivel. When will scientists come up with a vaccine to immunise us against rubbish like this ?

I think Ant and Dec are the most talented British duo since that brilliant Edinburgh double act Burke and Hare. Problem is we just don't get to see enough of them on tv. I was a little disappointed that they did not present Prince Phillips funeral. I also think that their movie Alien Autopsy is the best film ever made; even better than Paul Blart Mall Cop. I just hope they make some more films because the world needs their genius. BOZINGA!

Adam Sandler is to film comedy what Adolf Hitler was to World peace. Having said that, you can't help admiring how someone so blatantly unfunny has been so successful. Maybe it's something to do with the appalling lack of taste shown by the people who enjoy his films.

People who rate this as the greatest movie of all time have obviously never watched Paul Blart Mall Cop. In it's day Citizen Kane pioneered a new form of film making, groundbreaking stuff, but it really doesn't stand out to me as classic entertainment... just a decent movie. I think we may be experiencing a case of the Emperor's New Clothes when it comes to calling it the best film of all time. The characters as they age begin to look ridiculous, and the story drags somewhat. Welles is held up as a cinematic genius, but the mediocre he was involved with far outweighs the brilliant stuff like A Touch of Evil or The Third Man. At the end of the day, movies should be judged on the ability to entertain and provide enjoyment and other emotions for the watcher. This film appears to me to be judged as brilliant more on its technical merits than the latter.

Still waiting for Bridget Jones's funeral. Can't come soon enough.