He couldn't revive 'Minder' and I doubt if he'll do any better with this. Shows are a success because of the people in them and that they're right for their time.
Would the BBC have bothered with this tripe if JS hadn't died? I think not.Cashing in on his death is tacky to say the least and I for one wont bother watching.
Jim'll Fix it was 'of it's time' and gave lots of youngsters a chance to do something they wouldn't ordinarily have been able to but in 2011 can you imagine the kind of 'fixes' today's little darlings will be asking for? It certainly won't be to eat their lunch on a roller coaster that's for sure.
If it aint broke then don't try to Jim'll fix it.
Shane richie is very cheesey and kids these days have everything so what more can a show like this offer them unless it's only poor children being allowed on?
I smell a viewing disaster but still wish them all the best.
I can't remember exactly when I wrote to Jim. but I wanted to meet and ride with 1976 World Speedway Champion Peter Collins - I doubt I'd have the kahunas to do it now... 90 mph on a bike with no gears or brakes? Not ruddy likely!
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