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Bo gets a screen test from wicked Mrs M.; Mrs Merton in Las Vegas.


Bo Derek's gleaming smile may have rated a 10, but her eyes were giving out other signals.

They suggested that she wasn't enjoying being the butt of the jokes of wrinkly chat show star Mrs Merton.

The actress, famous for being in the scuddy on the big screen, was an easy target. Too easy.

Mrs Merton cooed: "We had a season of your films on TV one afternoon," and Bo floundered helplessly, unable to cope.

And when Mrs M. cheekily cheek·y  
adj. cheek·i·er, cheek·i·est
Impertinently bold; impudent and saucy.



cheeki·ly adv.
 asked if her 70-year-old husband John was now an LA lollipop man lollipop man or lady
Noun

Brit informal a person holding a circular sign on a pole who stops traffic to enable children to cross the road safely

lollipop man lollipop (Brit) n
, she might have been speaking Urdu as far as Bo was concerned.

The only moment the star relaxed was when tribute was paid from a member of the studio audience.

He described her as a "fantastic actress".

I should point out, though, that this fan was wearing a baseball cap with flashing lights Flashing Light is a rhythmic light in which the total duration of the light in each period is clearly shorter than the total duration of the darkness and in which the flashes of light are all of equal duration. .

At least Engelbert Humperdinck was closer to his host's wavelength. But the sweat glistening glis·ten  
intr.v. glis·tened, glis·ten·ing, glis·tens
To shine by reflection with a sparkling luster. See Synonyms at flash.

n.
A sparkling, lustrous shine.
 on his forehead suggested that the crooner wasn't having easy time either.

The baiting baiting

the laying of a bait. May be done for purposes of medication or control, or for malicious reasons. In urban areas baiting is controlled by law which forbids baiting except, in some countries, on one's own property.
 of the formerly famous wasn't the most painful part of the programme. That came in tedious fillers as local OAPs gushed about the wonder of the USA.

Will someone please send this show shuffling off to TV's eventide home?
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Title Annotation:Features
Author:Millar, John
Publication:Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Date:Apr 18, 1997
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