I chanced to watch the programme known as the X Factor this evening and I have to say it was the biggest amount of rubbish I have ever watched on TV. This is quite a staement for the standard of programmes have deteriorated to an all time low of late.
Apart from the content the camera man could not keep to any one shot for a reasonable length of time and as for the three hosts, what drama queens. As for Simon Cowell a I am left with out words about that man.
When are you going to improve the standard of your programmes. At the moment I can name only a few that past the test.

Robert Nicholson

I have just seen approximately five minutes of "Katy Brand's BIg Ass Show" screened on ITV 1 on 20th January 2009 and have been sickened by a sketch entitled "Jesus' girlfriend". Not only were parts of the bible being mocked by a Jesus who had no clue what he was about to speak on, but the sketch went on to say that Jesus had got his "girlfriend" pregnant, and then proceded to potray him as shirking on his responsibilities and suggesting abortion. How can they get away with such blatant disregard for people's moral, religious, social and spiritual feelings. I am appauled.
This is so unbelievably offensive on many levels- especially as the girl in question was exceptionally fat and ugly- I'm sure our Lord could do much better! I personally would like to see Katy Brand shipped to Saudi Arabia to do the same sketch about Mohammed- I might even consider paying for the trip as she would be off the air in the UK, probably stoned for blasphemy within minutes and end up face to face with the God she'd mocked. That sounds like a win win situation all round and a show that probably a good deal more people would enjoy watching!

I wish to complain regarding the "Brit Awards 2008" on Wednesday Feb. 20th on ITV 1. The language was disgraceful, and Sharon Osbourne was certainly shown in her true colors. Not only was her language disgusting, but her actions looked as if she was drunk towards the end. Surely you can hire somebody else to host these events. This performance is not acceptable to the public, nor is it clever or entertaining. You wouldn't accept your newsreaders following this format, so why allow entertainment programs to do so.