Charlie Dimmock who makes a welcome reappearance in Garden Rescue

Charlie Dimmock who makes a welcome reappearance in Garden Rescue

To avoid getting accused due to the violation of the 2012 Equality Act, I will not say any sexist note about Charlie Dimmock who makes a welcome reappearance in Garden Rescue, a latest garden makeover series to be aired in BBC.  Just wait until Monday night for you to know if the common form of presenting has changed since Charlie and Alan were apparently covering the country in decking a couple years ago after they hosted the shoe Ground Force.

Anyway, Charlie is back and she is now with the remarkable ground trendsetter, the Titchmarshish Rich brothers. The objective of the show is to help desperate homeowners reform or reconstruct their lawn and turn their neglected yards into such an extra living space. Harry and David Rich will also offer challenging arenas to the punters, who also make the budget. And then, they have to work as a group, just like what the previous Ground Force team used to.

The format of the show is not new but this is not that bad. To maximize this TV show, you have to be that kind of person who loves to watch someone who puts a flat pack shed all at once. As a matter of fact, this is a little bit unfair due to the transformation that is really inspirational and impressive. And, this is just what you may want to get out there.

Are you free this Tuesday night? If yes, I highly suggest you to watch the Wedding Surprises: Caught On Camera. As the fame of You’ve Been Farmed, we seem to have an insatiable appetite for this kind of stuff and ITV will surely make your evening complete.

There are 3 basic classifications of wedding home film shown here; the typical dad-dancing disaster and the malfunctions of the bridal wardrobe wherein you will be familiar with the random encounter with the famous and rich, as if the Queen gate crashed a ceremony in the Town Hall of Manchester; and a new genus of screams videos that is the real recording of a cruel prank.