Fashion POLICE is a crime

Here I was sitting down and tuning in to Channel 5 on the night they term it 'Crime Night.'

'Crime night' happens to be my favourite night on TV b'cos here we have CSI, Cold Case, Criminal Minds and Bones, back to back .

Suspense and the revelation for a full 3 hours. Revel in the ingenuity of both the criminal and the crime-solvers.

But, this night was a shocker. Criminal Minds was pushed back apparently and the dumbos at the broadcast station put 'Fashion Police' in its time slot.

OMG.

Don't get me wrong. I don't mind celebrities and designers going all ga-ga over the most hip and glam and the 'in' and 'so-last season'.

It's fun and light-hearted and sometimes self-reflective like 'Oh sh*t. I was wearing that this morning! I'm a goose!" haha.

But hey, it 's suppose to be 'CRIME NIGHT' .

'Fashion Police', despite it's name, it's NOT A show about crime-solving for GAWD SAKES (some designers out there might want to hit me for this, I know).

Hilarious.

But definitely a crime for Tuesday Crime night TV.

No matter how badly positioned that coif is. Or how moth-eaten that t-shirt is. Or how ripped-jeans is so eighties. B'cos I'm more likely to laugh off a bad dress-sense than to justify a thought of throwing the person in jail.

So whoever was the goof-ball who could hate the 50-cent Whore-Look so much to need to classify fashion mistakes as 'a crime' and then force it to the masses, has got to be way-over the top, prissy.

B'cos a crime is a crime when one thinks not what a crime is.

Respect the individual. :-)

LOL