Did any ADULTS watch comic relief or did the kids hog the TV?

Question

If you watched it then please tell me your age because I want to know how old the average audience is for the show....thanks

Answer 1

I am 45 and watched it with the kids until 2 am.

Answer 2

46 but will be 47 tommorow!
I stayed up and watched it until Catherine Tate come on with nan had been waiting for that all evening.
I cried tears of laughter and tears of sadness all night well done comic relief for a very good show.
Clarkson and his Top Gear also brilliant on BBC2.
So in our house the adults hogged the television but there again no children all late teens or adult lol.

Answer 3

I'm 33 and watched it til about 12:30, because I had to get up in the morning for work. My five year old flaked out at about 8pm, the eight year old lasted til the end of Top Gear Of The Pops.

Can I just say, kudos to Tony Blair - I'm not his greatest supporter, but he was one of the funniest things on there last night!

Answer 4

yes did watch Comic Relief until after Nan on Deal or No Deal, and thoroughly enjoyed it, brilliant night thoroughly enjoyable and a lot of money made for worthwhile causes.

I'M 33 DEAR

Answer 5

Yes ,I did watch Comic Relief up to 1.30 a.m. and forgo going out, and I am resident in Ireland. I am 53 years old.
So many of the images portrayed were disturbing and made me cry openly as to the terrible sufferings that are endured in African and even closer to home.
May the BBC continue to host Comic Relief and let us all wake up and realise that we cannot be selfish and that we must help our fellow countrymen and women no whatever way possible and no matter where.
The Video footage of that beautiful girl 'Shamim' really got to me as she was carried from her home for the last time and now as I write about it I am crying again.
God works in mysterious ways, but the suffering that this poor girl had to endure at the start of her adult life was so awful. My thoughts and prayers go out to all the millions of people who are currently suffering and dying of AIDS, who are starving and afflicted in many other ways too.
WAKE UP EVERYONE.....We are all so fortunate in our cosy homes and grumble about all unnecessary things.......We have so much to live for and it is our duty to help wherever we can...not only by donating money but in actively getting up and going out and giving of ourselves freely. We have to leave out all issues of race and colour and embrace our fellow citizens and people of all nations.
Lastly, We mustn't pat ourselves on the back because we have donated whatever money that we could afford to give....Yes, every little donation will help but we all must do more until we take our last breath and no matter what religion we are and whatever culture we embrace, we have to believe in the power of god and pray.
I have no idea who you are and why you asked this question but obviously the television footage that was aired last night has awoken something within you and hopefully you will be able to help in whatever way you see fit.

Answer 6

I'm 46, watched until approx 2am when Russel Brand took over. Glad they reached 40 million though.

Answer 7

Im 16 and my parents and i watched comic relief they are 49 and 50!!!!!!

Answer 8

30 and watched till corrie came on, then it was on in the background while i was on here and i stopped for the catherine tate bits

Answer 9

I'm 23 and I was all tucked up in bed asleep before it even started - how sad am I?

Answer 10

36 and didn't watch it as I was in the pub