Clarkson's views are often showcased on television shows. In 1997, Clarkson appeared on the light-hearted comedy show "Room 101", in which a guest nominates things they hate in life to be consigned to nothingness. Clarkson dispatched caravans, houseflies, the sitcom "Last of the Summer Wine", the mentality within golf clubs, and vegetarians. He has made several appearances on the prime time talk shows "Parkinson" and "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross" since 2002. By 2003, his persona was deemed to fit the mould for the series "Grumpy Old Men", in which middle-aged men talk about any aspects of modern life which irritate them. Since the topical news panel show "Have I Got News for You" dismissed regular host Angus Deayton in October 2002, Clarkson has become one of the most regularly used guest hosts on the show. Clarkson has appeared as a panellist on the political current affairs television show "Question Time" twice since 2000. On 2 October 2015, he presented "Have I Got News for You" again for the first time since his dismissal.