Which TV interviewer wrote 'Cricket Mad' and 'Football Daft'?
Michael Parkinson later formed the basis for two books, "Cricket Mad" and "Football Daft". In the 1980s, Parkinson wrote a series of children's books called "The Woofits" about a family of anthropomorphic dog-like creatures in the fictional Yorkshire coal-mining village of Grimeworth. The books led to a TV series, which he narrated. He wrote a sports column for the "Daily Telegraph" and is president of the Sports Journalists' Association. His book "Parky: My Autobiography" was published on 2 October 2008. In April 2009, Parkinson wrote about the recently deceased Jade Goody in "Radio Times". He described her as "barely educated, ignorant and
Mad TV (video game) issues, resulting from its origin as a game originally produced in Germany. Much of the in-game text features typos and Denglisch. "Mad TV" has a sequel, "Mad TV 2", which was only released in Germany. In 2001 "Mad TV" and also "Mad TV 2" were released as freely downloadable Freeware. There are several attempts to remake "Mad TV" like "TVTower" (for Windows, Linux, Mac OS), "Mad TV Online" (as browser game) and "mobileTV" (for mobile devices). But a game similar to Mad TV called Empire TV Tycoon by Dreamsite Games was released in October 21, 2015. Mad TV (video game)