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Superb show. Highly entertaining. Creative exciting game. Great purpose. Superb location showcasing the beauty of Scotland's landscape. Atmospheric music. Clever direction and production. Claudia Winkleman plays her part very well. All celebrities deserve 👏👏👏👏👏

This is a superb watch! Claudia Winkleman - excellent! The game, the strategy, so clever. The setting stunning. The players....magnifique, especially Alan Carr but also the clever ones. You know who you are! Highly entertaining. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👏👏👏👏👏

Charlie State, Sally Nugent and this morning John Kay. I switched on the news this morning to see Chris Philp being interviewed by John Kay. I have heard Chris Philp before. He doesn't have a conversation. He answers no questions directly. Essentially it's a diatribe every time. The worst kind of politician in my view. John Kay interviewed him respectfully, professionally and calmly, with dignity allowing Chris Philp to "prattle on" which he did - ad nauseam - and in the process showed himself up for who he is ie someone who doesn't listen and does not have an open mind He so lacked John Kay's dignity. I like Charlie State, Sally Nugent and John Kay's approach. Assisted dying..... It's not up to religious leaders to make these decisions. If these decisions are to be made, then it is up to the person who is suffering; their family members; and health staff able to offer clinical advice. ike BBC breakfast but turned over this morning when Charlie State was interviewing the person about Social Care. Charlie was trying to talk about reality. The person, not sure of her name, was more intent on winning an argument than dealing with the reality of the social care challenges we face. 🤬😡🤬😡

This is a good concept. An entertaining programme. Great to hear old and new tunes. But when the couple get to the final, it is much too challenging. They are playing for charity and have to get 10 songs and their artists but as they guess the songs the £10 000 they start with, counts down the longer they take to answer. Tonight Chris Moyles and James Buckley did so well in the earlier rounds. Best I've seen. Really quick and accurate. Doing really well in the final too but only won just over £1000. The final is much too challenging. The money should go down more slowly - if not much more slowly - to give finalists a chance to win a decent amount of money for their charities. Often finalists win nothing. Significantly reducing the speed at which the money goes down would make it much fairer. Then I would give the programme five stars. C'mon, be fair!

Love this programme. Love pottery. I am learning to throw so I know how difficult it is. Brave people exposing their highs and lows on national television. Art itself, creativity, pottery, creating, making, crafting, writing - all the expressive aesthetics really - are therapeutic. This week's programme so emotive. Emotion such an important part of this week's experience. Applaud the potters. Applaud the judges. Applaud the programme. And Siobhan brings a touch of humour. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

I just love it! A great start to the weekend. Nice to see actors being themselves. Graham Norton, so good at interviewing with humour. Laughter - it's good for the soul! And last night heard for the first time The Last Dinner Party! A-MAZ- ING! Vocally and visually. 👏👏👏👏👏 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Still watching this programme. Tonight kind of a mix of fact and fiction. Drama, acting, storyline. Interspersed with real NHS staff talking about why they do the job. Reflecting the reality of it all. Celebrating 75 years of the NHS. All these brave people who work to take care of us. Facing so much trauma and anguish on a daily basis and then as well elation and success when things go well. So much admiration for them. Doing the most important job in the world. Saving lives. 75 more years of the NHS to come. Governments, do your best to support and resource this invaluable service. July 2023 This is such a great programme. Have been following it for years. Raises all of the challenges the NHS has to face. Makes me realise how challenging it is to provide universal care for everyone within a finite budget. Also the emotional effect on NHS staff dealing with trauma. The daily stress of delivering care in very difficult and traumatic situations. Great acting. Great characters. And more recently David, the nurse, one of the characters whose son was involved in terrorist attacks recently, amazing acting. So believable. All behind the cameras and all in front of the cameras......A-MAZ-ING!! 👏👏👏👏👏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Great programme. Laughter! It's good for the soul!

Really enjoy this programme. Full of fun, laughter and camaraderie. Matt Tebbutt is great as the host. Great buzz in the programme which goes out live. He manages it so well, muti-tasking across cooking live, chatting with guests and showcasing their current projects, achievements, books and restaurants. No mean feat. He keeps it all light- hearted, fun and lively whilst coming across as an all round nice guy, humble too with a real sense of humour. Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👏

One of my very favourite shows. Laughing out loud frequently. Talented actors. Great script. Thank you Channel 4 for streaming it.