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Thursday, January 24, 2008

Dressed for success?

FASHION! Fairy Tales: The Empress' New Clothes, BBC1, 9pm

Now the updated Fairytales have passed under our radar a bit, despite us loving The Canterbury Tales and Shakespeare Re-told. However, the buzz on the forum is that they have been quite good fun.

Tonight's sees Denise Van Outen and Liz White (from Life on Mars and, indeed, Teachers) starring in a rehash of The Emperor's New Clothes.

The spin on this is that Denise plays a model, Michaela, who competes with her rival to get some hot new designers to make her catwalk outfits. Liz playes her friend, Shannon. However, apparently these new designer clothes are market stall clobber, so we will be spared half an hour of Denise wandering around nude and lots of terrible jokes about bangers, melons and the like. Phew.

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