ah yes, it's awesome watching!

I can't believe 6/7 year olds are sent out to catch poisonous spiders the size of a dinner plate..!

depends, if he's a down right tight a*se nit then £100 min

if he's not as well off, or is a family man then £75

It's also for entertainment so they likely cut any boring/complicated good decisions they make and show the awful ones.

Yeah good point!

Laura must've been one of the people who had real complex discussions etc that were later cut out. Cant think why else she would've lasted so long...

he has a "right to a family", but his poor kids surely have a right to not having to be brought up by an absolute arse with no care in the world?!

stories like this really do make me wonder if there is any common sense in the world anymore...

tvshack.cc has been got!

where to next, anybody know?

ill play you on ps3

ps3?? Xbox's are way better and this is why...their community play is so much better! PSN makes it so much harder to play with friends and communicate. Unless playing on your own is what you're after xbox's all day!

But yeah I'll wager, how about playing cod: black ops instead?

A film I'd recommend if it's still in cinemas near where you are is Jackass ! (hear me out on this one!)

The whole cinema experience is yet to really blow me away (bar avatar of course), but I thought having Jackass in really does make it all the more enjoyable!

Agreed it's very much for the younger viewer (18+ mind you ), and it has little to no story at all but I really enjoyed it! And having not really liked the tv series I was surprised...and some of the shots in the film and effects they put in really were enjoyable to the eye!

Am I the only one who sits and watches the apprentice and thinks, about 20 times an episode, I'm better than him/her!?

Although saying that I don't think I'd match Stella or Chris, I thought both of them had some great attributes that I honestly don't think I could compete with.

Does anyone else share my view?...Or perhaps I really AM business savvy enough to go on the next apprentice