| That was the heartening
headline from BBC News this week, promising that the last five painful years characterised
by acting and plots of excruciating crappness are drawing to a close. As the long-term
reader of The JT knows only too well, here at JT mansions we have been forced in several
occasions to lament the success of MOTG, and we take no pleasure in retailing our previous
coverage of this offence against civilised values. Talking to himself the Editor said:
"If we forget the lessons of history we are doomed to repeat them. As a service to
humanity and as an excuse to recycle old gags we present below, the collected JT coverage
of the horror that is MOTG."
In April 2000 we warned Scots of the grave alimentary
consequences of not turning off the TV when the show came on.
In April 2001, we reported on an all too brief let
up in tartan-pish
While in June 2001 we chronicled the attempts of
the BBC management to painfully wean themselves off the horrifyingly
addictive drug that is MOTG.
And in March 2003 we returned again to the troubling topic of tablet, allowing us to recycle an old
gag then just like we’re doing now. |
