 Rather than using the exact wording of the user-submitted entries however, most were edited by Johnathan himself.In July 2006, the website made the leap onto mainstream television with a show commissioned by Channel 4.A different format to the website was followed, with celebrities including Vic Reeves, David Mitchell, Alan Carr, Lee Mack, Justin Lee Collins and Josie D'Arby invited to share humorous stories about various aspects of their school lives.