The Last Leg

Vagus | 17:45 Tue 31st Dec 2019 | Film, Media & TV

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I love this programme and see it’s on for two hours tonight , yay! James Bond will be on in the study, which is where I won’t be.

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Ken4155

Used to love watching The Last Leg but it became a bit same old same old some time ago. Tuned in for a few minutes a couple of weeks back and saw it hadn't really changed that much. Though same cannot be said for Adam Hill. Did he grow all that facial for a bet?

Toorak

He’s not shaving it until brexit happens - he has been growing it for quite a while

pastafreak

I think he's growing it until brexit is sorted...so it will get longer ;)

Vagus

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Yes he is.
It has gone a bit same old same old but if they get the right mix of guests I think it’s great. And it’s done an awful lot to bring disabilities into mainstream which can only be a good thing.

BAKERS DOZEN

Used to really like it but then it got a bit boring and tonight's show is just a look back over the year I think so will give it a miss. Having said that one of the best shows we watched this year was the one about Adam Hills Disabled Rugby League team, watching them training and then going over to Australia to play against the Sydney Rabbitos Disabled team. All ages and all types of disabiities. Adam has supported them since he was a boy and it was lovely to watch. Russell Crowe is the owner of the Rabbitos and he put in an appearance at the end of the show.

Mozz71

Like a lot of the others here, it does descend into saminess quite often, and its watchability does depend of the quality of the guests.

Having said that, the Pea Song by The Horne Section on tonight's show was one of the funniest things I've heard in ages.