The Best of Bad TV

This episode explores the incident that led to cooking legend Fanny Craddock losing her job, a microphone fail during Fame Academy, the sun-drenched disaster that was Eldorado, and windswept lovelies taking part in the Miss Yorkshire Television beauty pageant. Features interviews with Eamoon Holmes, Anne Diamond, Nick Ferrari and more.

The Best of Bad TV celebrates those moments when events on the small screen went wrong – in the most spectacular way imaginable. Because, while great television is all well and good, it’s much more fun to watch things start to unravel in fist-biting close-up. From drunken chat show guests and dismal on-screen talent, to jaw-dropping technical cock-ups and stand-up fights, right through to the worst excesses of reality TV – not to mention entire formats, sitcoms and dramas that should never have seen the light of day in the first place. A collection of the most awkward and amusing TV interviews, including Grace Jones on Russell Harty's chat show, Oliver Reed disrupting a high-brow conversation on 'After Dark' to Quentin Tarantino refusing to answer questions from Krishnan Guru-Murthy.

The Best of Bad TV celebrates those moments when events on the small screen went wrong – in the most spectacular way imaginable. Because, while great television is all well and good, it’s much more fun to watch things start to unravel in fist-biting close-up. From drunken chat show guests and dismal on-screen talent, to jaw-dropping technical cock-ups and stand-up fights, right through to the worst excesses of reality TV – not to mention entire formats, sitcoms and dramas that should never have seen the light of day in the first place.

The Best of Bad TV celebrates those moments when events on the small screen went wrong – in the most spectacular way imaginable. Because, while great television is all well and good, it’s much more fun to watch things start to unravel in fist-biting close-up. From drunken chat show guests and dismal on-screen talent, to jaw-dropping technical cock-ups and stand-up fights, right through to the worst excesses of reality TV – not to mention entire formats, sitcoms and dramas that should never have seen the light of day in the first place.