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Book Description Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 'It's well worth rewinding Tapehead. He loves to hate television and he hates to love it. The funniest, most acerbic critic of the small screen writing in Britain today.' Will Self 'Tapehead is to soap bosses what Phil Mitchell is to Walford. Unwanted, unloved and indispensable' John Yorke, Executive Producer, EastEnders Jim Shelley loves television. Usually he is indulgent towards the object of his affections and forgiving when it is slipshod and self-regarding. Yet, like other lovers, there are times when the relationship sours and his patience snaps. Razor sharp and uproariously funny, this book brings together the best of Shelley's brilliant writing on television. We rediscover Tapehead's passion for Ali G, The Bill and The Sopranos and his long-running feuds with the Naked Chef, Prince Edward, Richard E. Grant and Brookside's Lindsey Corkhill. Interference is a scabrous audit of the nation's viewing habits. 'I read your review last week and it was like being sprayed with hot shit. So shame on your head really. I hope you get some life threatening disease very soon' Richard E Grant. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Seller Inventory # GOR004392434
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Book Description Condition: Good. Jim Shelley loves television. His devotion is not to the programmes that ar e watched by late night audiences, but to the blockbusters beloved by milli ons. Usually he is indulgent towards the object of his affections and forgi ving when it is slipshod and self-regarding. Yet, like any other lover, the re are times when the relationship becomes dull and predictable, and when h is irritation boils over into anger. In this work, the very best of Jim She lley's television criticism is combined, for the first time, with the react ions of his devoted readers, whose emails and letters provide an often scat hing running commentary on what he has written. Taken together, they provid e a scabrous and darkly amusing commentary on the nation's viewing habits. Seller Inventory # RWARE0000029167