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Celebrities choose the best and worst TV moments that have affected their lives.

I first came across Sean Lock as one of the team captains on 8 Out of 10 Cats, and he was instantly a great comedian. Then, not long after the second series finished he came back with this as his own show. Basically they bring a new celebrity every week to give their opinions about what they love and loath on television. The celebrity is given the chance to relive with clips, and then Locke questions their reasons for their like or dislike of the programme, whether obvious and ordinary TV, or not. Also at the end of the show, they practically relive a TV moment they saw. The guests they had included Jonathan Creek&#39;s Alan Davies, 18 Stone of Idiot&#39;s Johnny Vegas, Space Cadets&#39; Johnny Vaughn, Black Books&#39; Bill Bailey, They Think It&#39;s All Over&#39;s Nick Hancock and Peep Show&#39;s David Mitchell. Very good!

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TV Heaven, Telly Hell

Just finished watching the 2nd series of this show and thought it was as good as the first. Essentially, a &#39;celebrity&#39; - invariably a comedian - chooses a handful of their favourite and worst moments from their TV memories. The clips vary from from the well-known to obscure. Sean Lock is a great host and always makes me laugh - I just wish he&#39;d write more sitcoms because 15 Storey&#39;s High was superb. He also has a superb rapport with the guests and you get the impression that he&#39;s mates with most, if not all, of them. It&#39;s Lock&#39;s quick wit that means the show is not entirely dependent on the quality of the guests, although they do help, obviously. Whereas the best guest in Series 1 (in my opinion) was Johnny Vaughan - his rant on the motorbike gang member who works leather literally had me in tears - I thought the Series 2 highlight was Lee Mack. The piece with Rod Hull and emu was just superb. Jack Dee, Alan Carr, Jimmy Carr, Omid Dialili and Ronni Ancona were the other guests and all had their moments - particularly Jack Dee and Alan Carr. Was a little disappointed with Jimmy Carr though, who is usually very very funny. I&#39;d like to see Russell Brand and Eddie Izzard on future shows - would make for superb viewing.

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TV Heaven, Telly Hell

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