Young, Lazy and Driving Us Crazy launches to 396,000 on Seven
Young, Lazy and Driving Us Crazy
Channel Seven’s new reality show that throws ten pampered young adults in a house where they are forced to fend for themselves launched to 396,000 last night, winning more viewers than Ten managed for The Biggest Loser in an earlier timeslot.
It was also in direct competition with British drama Sherlock, which has already been shown in Perth and was not shown there last night, which averaged 351,000 for the network beating Seven in Sydney and Melbourne, tying in Brisbane and losing out in Adelaide. Last night saw the second episode of series three being broadcast six weeks after it first aired in the UK, with the series already available to buy on iTunes.
Young, Lazy and Driving us Crazy is based on the UK format Young, Drunk and Living off Mum, produced by Matchbox Pictures and hosted by Lawrence Mooney. It was second in its timeslot at 9pm, and also posted bigger numbers than The Biggest Loser, which averaged 394,000 on Ten from 7.30pm.
Yet again, Sherlock deserves better than Channel Nine.
The show with the lazy kids. You HAVE to be kidding me. These young adults are that pathetic because their idiot parents have been too lazy in the time up until now to actually raise a helpful contribution to society but instead – a generation of lazy, stupid parasites. Then they sit around and judge each others embarrassing offspring from lofty perches???
The chick with the black hair and all the teeth who couldn’t muster the energy to wash up – I can’t remember her name. Not worth remembering. What a revolting human being. Lazy isn’t ‘cool’. Lazy makes you look like you have nothing to bring. Funny how people think they appear – and how they really DO appear.
Half an hour was enough. Garbage tv with garbage people