Alan Williams

It was weirdly addictive but as a lover of travel, I wanted to see more travel, not just Big Brother on a bus. For the amount of time they spend outdoors, it started to feel like it could reasonably be done in a studio and most of the clues were beyond obscure. BUT the bugbear for me was that Rob Brydon's delivery seemed to become more and more theatrical every five minutes to the point where I'd never heard so much dramatic over-punctuation. I am so glad that Judith won, that was excellent. I would watch it again but my God it needs work.

The excellent 1984 film American Dreamer, woven into a convoluted never-ending and not so funny remake.

I sat through this at my parents' house and had to drink heavily just to get through it. I don't know what was worse, the acting, the plot, the dialogue, the casting, my parents' constant correction of police procedure, M&S Vara Rosé, Tesco filled-crust pizza... I'll go with dialogue, acting, plot and the pizza.