Every now and again, maybe twice a year I catch a glimpse of ITV’s Morning Breakfast Show GMTV as I generally consider daytime TV to be unwatchably dull. But each time I see GMTV co-presenter Kate Garraway, I consider her to be slightly fitter than the last time.

But this has been happening for about 6 years and Kate Garraway is now really fit! And at 41, Kate Garraway is a milf!

I think I’m going to have to start getting up early just to watch the sexy Kate Garraway on the otherwise insufferable GMTV.

In August 2008 Kate Garraway presented a show on Channel 4 about women who breast-feed other people’s babies. Kate Garraway courted controversy when she starred posed in a publicity shot for the show where she appeared to be breast-feeding a lamb.

But Kate Garraway appeared on the Shooting Stars Christmas Special and was molested in the traditional fashion by Vic Reeves.

• Kate Garraway | Wikipedia

  Anyway, I don’t really have a point to this post, except that Kate Garraway is a hot milf.

  
  
  January 4th, 2009 |

  Tags: gmtv, kate garraway

The 2008 15th Anniversary Special of Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer’s cult TV classic, Shooting Stars, was absolutely hilarious. It was great to see Vic and Bob back in their incredible avant-garde creation.

I’ve always been a fan of Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer and I felt the early seasons of Shooting Stars represented the apex of their comic genius.

But Shooting Stars kinda went-off-the-boil in the later seasons when many episodes seemed to get lost in themselves and where Vic and Bob both ‘appeared’ to be off their faces.

The Shooting Stars 2008 15th Anniversary Special was fantastic, Vic and Bob have aged well; like good wine. They seemed to be more qualified to do the show now, performing with great comedic authority.

Ulrika Jonsson reprised her role as Team B Captain as-if it were yesterday, her guests were The Great Dragon Peter Jones and a woman (that looked like a man) off a gardening show or some-such.

The ever present Swede still looks quite fit despite being over 40 and so incredibly caked in make-up. I would.

Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer managed to cut through Team A Captain Jack Dee’s impossibly thick dead-pan and for that alone they deserve a BAFTA.

Admittedly it took a male-Opera Singer singing in his face with a dead Bluetit perched atop his head to make Jack smirk.

On a separate note, Kate Garraway appeared on this Shooting Stars Special as a guest and, OMG she’s well fit!
I’ve occasionally seen Kate Garraway on GMTV and thought that she was quite hot, but on Shooting Stars she looked amazing!

I hope that this episode got good reviews because I’d really love to see another, regular series of Shooting Stars in 2009.

The BBC have just announced that virtually unknown, 26 year old actor Matt Smith will play the new Doctor Who; the Eleventh Doctor.

Matt Smith will be the Eleventh Doctor since Doctor Who began in 1963 and takes over from the tenth Doctor, David Tennant, in either the 2009/2010 special. David Tennant was voted the best Doctor in a 2008 survey, so Matt Smith has big Time-Lord shoes to fill.

Matt Smith was announced as the new Doctor Who on Doctor Who Confidential on BBC1 at 5.35pm on Saturday Jan 3rd 2009.

Matt Smith is a virtually unknown actor who I’ve totally never heard of and never seen a movie or TV show he’s been in. Who is he? Matt Smith has a wikipedia entry, which would be a sign of quality except that it was created during the announcement itself.

• Matt Smith Wikipedia Entry
• Eleventh Doctor Who Wikipedia Entry
• Official Doctor Who Website

My initial reaction to this is to say that Matt Smith looks like slightly retarded with a giant forehead and no eyebrows. He looks like he should be crying and slitting his wrists in an Emo band, not flying in a TARDIS.

What I’m annoyed about most is that the Doctor is now the same age as me.
It’s not fair; I want to be the Doctor!

Doctor Who Confidential is now showing footage of Matt Smith in some other thing with glasses and quiffed hair. He looks a lot more human like that, but still not great. Obviously the BBC think he’s a good actor, so I suppose that’s good enough for me.

What do you think of Matt Smith as the new, Eleventh Doctor?