BCG Daily Saturday 7th April 2012
Press clippings
Twenty Twelve, BBC Two, review
If Twenty Twelve's creators were looking for inspiration for their mockumentary about those making London 2012 happen, they need have gone no further than reading the headlines (now daily) in London newspapers about Tube drivers demanding more wedge to work during the Games, the Civil Service asking their staff to work from home and the London Mayor's transport officials suggesting that August may be a good time to find an alternative route to work - this after Londoners have put up with years of delays and cancellations while the system was being upgraded not for their benefit, but for visitors to the event.
Veronica Lee, The Arts Desk, 7th April 2012Your guide to an Easter Carry On marathon
Sort the wheat from the chaff with the help of a self-declared Carry On nerd as ITV3 screen some classic British comedy.
Tom Cole, Radio Times, 7th April 2012'Benidorm' 2012 ends with 5.9 million for ITV
Benidorm closed its doors for 2012 with 5.9m viewers last night (Friday), overnight data reveals.
Paul Millar, Digital Spy, 7th April 2012Review: Flat Lemonaid on a Saturday night
Keith Lemon's Lemonaid lacked fizz; just why has he been commissioned for pre-watershed entertainment?
The Custard TV, 7th April 2012TV & radio

Fighting Talk
Series 9, Episode 36Colin Murray is judge and jury. Simon Day, Didi Hamann, Eleanor Oldroyd and John Rawling fight for punditry points.

Keith Lemon's LemonAid
Episode 1Keith Lemon brings his unique brand of mischief and anarchy to the masses in this new series which sees him on a mission to satisfy the public's needs... in his own special way. This week he is joined by Cilla Black.

Harry Hill's TV Burp
Series 12, Highlights Special - The Best Of TV Burp 24Burp fans are in for a treat this week, as Harry delves into the archives to pick some of the best clips from series past. It promises to be a belter too, with classic send-ups from Kirstie's Handmade Britain, Natural World and Grimefighters.