You've Been Framed!

This show should have been buried with Beadle. It was utter tedium then but amazingly got worse when Lisa Riley became host. It has now climbed to the lofty heights of 1 out of 10 because Harry Hill is slightly less annoying than his predecessor. If you have an IQ lower than the animals featured in this show or like ambulance chasing then you will love this. It is an advert for why the NHS is stretched to its limits. Why not camp outside A&E and save money on your licence fee.

i would often record the episodes but i've recorded over them now this should of ended after Lisa Riley stopped doing it Jeremy Beadle was great then the show become less good when he stopped the spark has gone it's not that funny anymore so this show will end there were a few good funny clips but not many a lot of them were planned and some got repeated i liked the one where a man spun around so many times he got dizzy and fell onto the barbecue that were cooking and when a girl kicked a ball and there was a big funny noise the one which was dangerous but exciting was there was a bike ride and a small child was on a bike under the person on a bike which was a really stupid thing to do i've stopped watching you've been framed now i miss the harry hill show though

"You've Been Framed" should have been killed off many years ago when Jeremy Beadle left. Lisa Riley and Johnathan 'I'm mates with Robbie Williams' Wilkes really drove it to rock bottom with increased unnecessary presenting from the studio with incredibly corny jokes. This left precious little time for any actual clips making the show unwatchable.

Harry Hill has saved the show to some extent by removing the studio element and making a commentary that is nearly always far more entertaining than the clips themselves. There is a definite limit however on the amount of fun that can be got from people falling off swings, getting hit in the groin, dancing embarrassingly at weddings until their trousers fall down, etc. etc. The only clips with any real laughter value are those involving animals as these are generally less set-up. Sadly the number of these is outweighed by spoilt children crying about unwanted Christmas presents or just babies smiling at the camera (side-splittingly hilarious I don't think).

The clips remain the same and are often repeated from many series ago. I noticed they have even started blanking out the year when it appears on the camcorder display, probably because they are too ashamed to admit they came from the late 80's/early 90's. As it is far too many of them are set up and it is tiresomely obvious. You only need to stop and think why somebody would actually be filming that event to spot them.

Harry Hill is wasted here and should concentrate on other projects such as TV Burp which is excellent, indeed the Christmas special was one of the few highlights of the seasonal schedule.

This show is the perfect warm up to a Saturday night- whether that be a night on the town or a night in front of the telly. It appeals to all ages and Harry Hill's excellent banter certainly livens things up for the adults.

This show had lost some of its sparkle when fronted by Lisa Riley and Jonathan Wilkes (both of whom had no presenting experience and is showed), but Harry Hill has managed to not only make this show great again but better than it has been since the days of Beadle.

I love this show and would call it one of the highlights of my weekend, at 24 years of age i have certainly been watching it most of my life and long may it continue.

The only reason you could have for knocking this show is if you haven't seen it since Harry Hill took over.

Every 10 seconds you are guaranteed a giggle - and if one clip raises a minor titter, you mere seconds to wait before the next clip comes on and delivers you a belly laugh.

Harry and his team of writers should be commended on taking what was a tired and dated format to a new level - the kids will still love the falling over and the grannies knickers, but I can now laugh at the risqué gags that are flying over the young'uns heads! And with the use of camcorders on the decline, the introduction of mobile phone videos show that the programme is remaining in touch with the You Tube generation - as long as it doesn't descend into happy slapping, I'm all for it! If Harry and the producers can keep the show as entertaining as this new series, here's to the next 18 years of Framed!