Find out the most discussed moments of TV in 2019
December 19, 2019 - 16:57 GMT Emmy Griffiths The top 15 most talked about television moments have been revealed by Freeview, and some of them might take you by surprise! That being said, some of them are already instant classics as far as we're concerned! So which hilarious, dramatic and just plain bonkers moments were discussed the most? Find out here…
13. The rollercoaster scene on The Apprentice, 6 November There's something strangely satisfying about seeing a man in a suit squeal, and that’s exactly what we got when The Apprentice sent candidates to Thorpe Park, leaving the nation in stitches as Ryan Mark Parsons cried the whole way around the rollercoaster.
10. James Acaster's breakdown on GBBO Stand Up to Cancer, 13 March "Started making it. Had a breakdown. Bon Appetit." The iconic phrase uttered by the comedian after having a disastrous time baking in the Great British Bake Off tent made James Acaster become a meme legend, receiving 21,000 mentions with 15,000 hashtags used.
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