Thank Darwin this bloody nonsense is over at last.
I see that Susan Boyle is now in the Priory suffering from a breakdown after losing to some kids who do a bit of dancing. I can't say I'm surprised after all the poor woman has had front pages on all the tabloids for longer than the Telegraph has managed to eek out the parliamentary expenses story. Never one to miss an opportunity to make himself look daft Boredom Groan has even phoned to commiserate, never mind Gordon you are about to find out what its like to lose yourself soon.
The most peculiar headline I think I have seen was the one on Metro's front page that said Susan Boyle could be the new Oprah. A bit far fetched I thought from my limited viewing of the show since Ms Boyle appeared to have an an incredibly thick accent.
Who was the author of this claim I hear you wondering?
It was no other than 80s poptart Sinitta, famous for such timeless classics as So Macho and GTO. Naturally I thought why look any further for a replacement for the BBC director general Mark Thompson when he goes she's obviously on the money for it.
Here are some ideas for how Sinitta could jazz up the BBCs offerings
7.00 Animals do the Strangest Things; with Hugh Fearnley Whitgingstall, after all he has a nice farm with baa lambs and piglets
7.30 University Challenge; Stock, Aitkin and Waterman take on S club 7 asking the questions Katie Price
8.00 Panorama; Eoghan Quigg looks into the shocking cost of a new scrunchie while whoever won the X Factor last year looks into the transient nature of fame
9.00 The Apprentice with Sharon Osbourne; Shazza wonders what else she can do to to milk her befuddled husband's former career for a few quid now that the TV work has dried up
10.00 The News read by Pepsi and Shirley
11.00 Question Time; hosted by Rick Astley, topical debate with Belouis Some, Peter Andre, some bloke off Big Brother and Maria Whittaker
