One of my favourites TV series is Worst Week, I watch it on weekends at 12:30 the Saturdays and at 12:00 the Sundays in Paramount Comedy.
It’s a comedy serial about Sam Briggs, who tends to attract trouble. His luck is worse than that of anyone else, and bad things happen to him in rapid succession. He's in love with, but not yet married to, Melanie Clayton, and the two are expecting a child. Breaking the news to her parents Angela and Dick is only one dilemma they face in early episodes.
At every episode Sam finds the way to make Angela and Dick get angry, but Mel knows that he is trying to do the things as better as possible. They are trying to make a perfect wedding, but Sam and his luck take part and ruin everything.
lunes, 14 de diciembre de 2009
Biography
Samuel Sánchez González (born February 5, 1978 in Oviedo, Asturias) is a Spanish profesional road bicycle racer. He started his professional career in 2000 at the Basque team Euskatel-Euskadi and still rides there today.
His first major victory was in 2005 when he won the 13th stage in the Vuelta a España, finishing 11th in the general classification. He has more achievement, for example in 2006 he added two stage wins in the Vuelta al País Vasco. At the World Championship in Salzburg Sánchez finished 4th. The next season Sánchez started with a 9th place in Paris-Nice and he won the final time trial in the Vuelta al País Vasco. He also won the last mountain stage up to Alto de Abantos and the last time trial, allowing him to move up onto the podium. He became the first rider of Euskaltel-Euskadi to achieve a podium in a Grand Tour.
On August 9, 2008, Sánchez won the men's Olympic road race in 90% humidity and smog, a race that ran twice each lap through stone gates in The Great Wall of China.
His first major victory was in 2005 when he won the 13th stage in the Vuelta a España, finishing 11th in the general classification. He has more achievement, for example in 2006 he added two stage wins in the Vuelta al País Vasco. At the World Championship in Salzburg Sánchez finished 4th. The next season Sánchez started with a 9th place in Paris-Nice and he won the final time trial in the Vuelta al País Vasco. He also won the last mountain stage up to Alto de Abantos and the last time trial, allowing him to move up onto the podium. He became the first rider of Euskaltel-Euskadi to achieve a podium in a Grand Tour.
On August 9, 2008, Sánchez won the men's Olympic road race in 90% humidity and smog, a race that ran twice each lap through stone gates in The Great Wall of China.
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