Britain’s Got Talent has recently started a new series again with some really good acts this year from a dancing dog, a bullied choirboy to the act in the video below, I watched it last night and at first thought omg not another dodgy Michael Jackson wannabe but was highly amused, you’ll see what I mean when you watch it..enjoy

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I’ve been watching British adventurer Bear Grylls of late and find his techniques and advice on survival interesting. Having achieved so much at the young age of 33, from surviving breaking his back in three places, to almost being killed when ice collapsed under him leaving him dangling thousands of feet by just a rope, he certainly knows his stuff when it comes to survival. The man has courage and guts and is for sure living life to the full, through his skills he shows people how to survive if caught in an unexpected event, lets say in this instance a plane crash in the Sahara. He shows you how to get fluids the unconventional way, the odd dead camel and its water reservoir in its tummy or even from its digested food, even drinking your own pee if you don’t happen to come across a camel carcass, and the things he eats for protein and such as, bugs, frogs and snakes well lets just say I don’t think I’d last one day, I couldn’t bear (no pun intended) to put such things in my mouth.

His wife  is lucky to have a man that will push her to the limits if ever caught in that sort of situation for real. I wonder though how many bottles of mouthwash she asks him to drink before giving her a kiss when he returns from his expeditions.

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After watching Thursdays nights episode of Eastenders on the 31st February. I was truly amazed at how June Brown, the wrinkly bible basher known as Dot Branning played her part. Half an hour with no one else to keep her company apart from her chirpy budgie, a packet of fags and a dodgy recording device from the 80s, kept me captivated, I mean to act is one thing but she really pushed the boat out this time recording a message to her ill husband Jim, from talking about her childhood right through to the loves of her life, including her wayward son Nick Cotton. For me it will be an episode that definitely deserves an award of some kind.

June Brown has  played the role of Dot from 1985 to 1993, and then returned in 1997 to the present day. Personally  I think she is an interesting character which over the years has gained more popularity and some people can relate to in some way or another, either by knowing someone like her or having gone through experiences she has had …long live Dot Branning.

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