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Married At First Sight UK viewers noted Thomas Hartley’s army-themed outfit on the show’s season finale in the wake of his hilarious “G.I Joke” remark last week. MAFS favourite Thomas is known for his iconic one-liners, and left viewers in stitches last week when he labelled fellow contestant Matt Murray a “G.I f*cking joke” during a very heated exchange. Now as the series draws to a close, Thomas rocked up in a sheer green and black top and shorts combo, a leather beret and leather jacket, paired with black platform boots – appearing to give the nod to the original G.I Joe action figure.Taking to Twitter, one MAFS viewer quipped: “Wait, has @tomhartofficial gone dressed as GI F***king Joke though?” Agreeing, someone else said: “Thomas has come as G.I.Joe”.

he created an elaborate Team GB-themed cardigan and dog jumper.The coverage led to a surge in popularity for the hobby, which a million people took up over lockdown. And now Daley is making hay, or at least loads of sweaters, with a clothing line, Made With Love.

Police have named a great grandad killed in a horror crash on a Scots road.

The Young Ones.The hit 80s show is now streaming on BritBox but the platform fears it could be too hard to handle for modern viewers.Subscribers have been warned about the content of the hit programme starring Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson.One alert says: “Contains adult humour, violence, sex references, and racist language that may offend.”Another episode comes with a warning of “homophobic language that may offend.”The show - co-written by Mayall and Lise Mayer - focused on the lives of four dissimilar students of Scumbag College sharing a house, and featured violent and slapstick gags.It was known for using homophobic and sexist language to poke fun at attitudes of the time.Producers tackled issues of race with a racist policeman and another episode had a top cop dressed as fascist leader Mussolini.The show was voted number 31 in the BBC’s Best Sitcom poll in 2004.It comes after jittery Britbox bosses put warnings on iconic British shows over Christmas last year.A festive episode of classic comedy Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em came with a warning.It prompted complaints of a “homophobic slur” because hapless Frank Spencer - played by Michael Crawford - is called a “puff” by a young lad after dressing as a pixie.The platform also screened the 1975 and 1979 festive episodes of department store rib tickler Are You Being Served?The character Mr Humphries - played by John Inman - with his catchphrase “I’m free” has been criticised by gay rights groups for promoting camp stereotypes.A spokesman for BritBox said: “We review and refresh BritBox’s programme catalogue on an ongoing basis.“Programming on the service that contains potentially sensitive language or attitudes of their era have carried appropriate warnings since our

A piece in Victoria Beckham's latest collection has been likened to something out of British sitcom, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.The singer-turned designer, 47, who recently donated £1million with husband David to help those affected by the conflict in Ukraine, seems to have taken inspiration from the 1970s by including two relaxed tabard sweater vests.The V-neck tank tops in question, which come in two colours, are currently retailing on her website for a whopping £390 each. However, on social media the piece has been liked to something straight out of British sitcom, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, in which main character Frank Spencer was well known for wearing vests with loud, garish prints.

Victoria Beckham is flogging a £550 tank top – that looks like something out of Frank Spencer’s wardrobe.The Spice Girl turned fashion designer’s latest range would transform the wearer into a dead ringer for the hapless character from the 1970s comedy Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em.But sitcom star Frank – who was always unemployed and struggling for cash – would never be able to afford the hefty price tag.The tank top comes in two colours and buyers are told: "The Spring Summer 2022 collection is one of contrasts, as seen in easy pieces such as this V-Neck Tabard Top in Bordeaux."Made from a textured mouline created from a high-twist Japanese wool, clean cotton and technical polyamide, it has a lightweight, three-dimensional feel."A classic fit and V-neck shape give the piece a timeless feel, while contrast tipping at the hem and a ribbed neckline, armholes and hem offer a polished finish.

NINETIES icon Bez has been such a disaster in training Dancing on Ice bosses are making him wear a helmet when he performs on Sunday night.  The Happy Mondays groover, 57, will be the first celebrity ever to wear safety gear live on the ITV show.  He said: “Falling over is a daily occurrence to me.  “If I don't bang my head on the ice, I don't feel I've been doing it properly.” Photos from training have shown Bez’s helmet fly off because he struck the ice so hard. And bosses are concerned how bad his fall could be under the pressure of live TV, when the show returns on Sunday.  A show source said: “Health and safety is obviously of utmost importance and Bez has had some spectacular falls.  “While it’s all part of the show - and he does it with a smile - when his helmet flew off and he bashed his head on the ice, producers took the unusual step of asking him to perform wearing a helmet.  “It’s not ideal, actually it’s quite embarrassing for him, but Bez has taken it on the chin like a trooper.” Bez is dancing with Angela Egan, 34, who reached the final last year with Sonny Jay.  Bez said: “On Wednesday I'd made a huge step and I only fell over once, which is really good for me.  “Today, I'm hoping to get through a full session without falling.  “But I definitely have more Frank Spencer moments than any man I know.” Last year the show was forced to skip a week, and then were forced to cut the show short after seven stars were forced to drop out, including five celebrity contestants, through injury and Covid.  Australian actor Jason Donovan picked up a back injury, while Joe-Warren Plant and his partner Vanessa Bauer had to leave the series after testing positive for coronavirus.

Batman and Robin, or Geraldine's three Christmas lunches in The Vicar of Dibley, Christmas specials have given us iconic TV moments.Each generation has their favourite Christmas specials - from Morecambe and Wise in the seventies, to most recently Gavin and Stacey in 2019.A lot of our favourite TV shows also have many behind the scenes secrets and Daily Star has taken a look at some of the biggest - from actors performing their own stunts to Christmas specials that may not have made it on our screens at all.He might have been the accident prone Frank Spencer in seventies comedy Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, but behind the scenes, actor Michael Crawford performed all his own stunts.These included the famous scene in the 1974 Christmas special,

London on Sunday. The son of Madonna and Guy Ritchie, 20, looked stylish in a black flat cap and smart grey suit as he enjoyed an alfresco pint with friends in Chelsea.

MADONNA’S son proves his style can be just as eye-catching as his mum’s — as he dresses like Frank Spencer. Rocco Ritchie, 20, rocked a beret just like the accident-prone star of 1970s sitcom Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em as he strode off for lunch.

BBC bosses thought he didn't have "star quality." However, the Edmonton actor went on to receive four BAFTAs, four British Comedy Awards and seven National Television Awards for his roles in TV shows.Speaking to Best of British Magazine, Raymond Allen, the show's screenwriter, revealed the reasons why the actor didn't make the cut.After the writer suggested to BBC bosses that David Jason should be given the lead role of Frank Spencer, he told of how they didn't agree with his casting choice.Raymond explained that he was told: "'Yes, he is very funny."'But he’s only funny in supporting roles.

Michele Dotrice shot to fame as the long-suffering wife of TV’s most accident-prone bloke, Frank Spencer.