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Television

Not all crap TV is all that crap

House of DVF, for example, offers strange and terrifying insights into womankind. The Apprentice has its moments. And the X Factor has become remarkably watchable

29 October 2015

9:00 AM

29 October 2015

9:00 AM

Girl is back for half-term so I’ve been able to watch nothing but crap on TV this week. Some of you will say, ‘Oh come on! You pay the bills, so you get to control the remote.’ But that’s not how things work when you’ve got a teenage girl at home.

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