What to watch on Monday, June 11th, 2007
 This brand-new sketch show is co-written by and stars Bafta-winning comedian Karen Taylor. Viewers can expect a fresh and saucy look at modern life as Karen welcomes them to the world as seen through her irreverent and lascivious eyes.
It's a world that tonight introduces Kaz and Jen, the "don't need a man" hetro-flexible lipstick lesbians; Miss Harper, the desperate, divorced school teacher who takes an overactive interest in her male students; skits such as Cash Cow, a late night phone-in comp; and mememespace.com, an alternative look at online networking.
At the start of each show, Karen is set a challenge. This week, the challenge sees her trying her hand at cheerleading.
Whether it's work, friends, kids, the gym or reality TV, Touch Me, I'm Karen Taylor treats everything to Karen's no-nonsense attitude and innuendo-laced humour. |
 | The Hamburg Cell is the first major television dramatisation of the September 11 plot. Based on two years of exhaustive research, it tells the story of the students-turned-suicide ... |
 | Dispatches exposes a new phase in America's dirty war on al Qaeda: the rendition and detention of women and children. Last year, President Bush confirmed the existence of a CIA sec... |
 | Falklands veteran Simon Weston makes an emotional journey back to the islands to meet the people who saved his and so many other lives during the war 25 years ago.... |
 | Tom Ripley craves the life led by Dickie Greenleaf. When Dickie's wealthy father asks Tom to bring his playboy son back home to America, Dickie and his beautiful expatriate girlfri... |
 | This film features some of the 1.2 million-strong 'secret workforce' of people working past the retirement age in Britain. Compulsory retirement may be a thing of the past, but why... |
 | This brand-new sketch show is co-written by and stars Bafta-winning comedian Karen Taylor. Viewers can expect a fresh and saucy look at modern life as Karen welcomes them to the wo... |
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