AndyS
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I am 99.9% sure that photo has nothing to do with the Daily Mail.
I am also pretty sure its just a wind-up.
Sp!ke
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Its not only me thats noticed how bad ITV has become then?
Oh, I hadn't looked into that. Who ever came up with that particular idea needs to look at their conscience.I am 99.9% sure that photo has nothing to do with the Daily Mail.
I am also pretty sure its just a wind-up.
ITV? What's that? I haven't watched it since Catchphrase was on.
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Jonathan Ross ! suicide or public execution- thats the answer
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Apologies for restarting an old thread.
I hear that Jeremy Clarkson may be in a spot of bother after referring to lorry drivers as rapists. This made me rething the way that things are going at the BBC and their knee-jerk decisions.
If you can put aside the distasteful remarks that TV presenters have made for a moment you could wonder what would it be like had no one taken any risks? What if Bob Dylan had never plugged his guitar into an amplifier? Or The Beatled had thought that Sgt Pepper would be a little too advanced for their teeny audience?
I'm not a fan of The Beatles or Russell Brand (I admit to enjoying Ross on his Friday night show, particularly post-pub with a curry on my lap, over my shirt, on the settee) but can see that there is a need to push the envelope. If comedy, music or anything else for that matter is to evolve then mistakes will be made along the way. To stick with The Beatles analogy, remember the furore when they announced that they were bigger than Jesus? They managed to live that one down as will the current lot in time.
Just think of the alternative to TV evolving. Bernard Manning? Crossroads?
I hear that Jeremy Clarkson may be in a spot of bother after referring to lorry drivers as rapists. This made me rething the way that things are going at the BBC and their knee-jerk decisions.
If you can put aside the distasteful remarks that TV presenters have made for a moment you could wonder what would it be like had no one taken any risks? What if Bob Dylan had never plugged his guitar into an amplifier? Or The Beatled had thought that Sgt Pepper would be a little too advanced for their teeny audience?
I'm not a fan of The Beatles or Russell Brand (I admit to enjoying Ross on his Friday night show, particularly post-pub with a curry on my lap, over my shirt, on the settee) but can see that there is a need to push the envelope. If comedy, music or anything else for that matter is to evolve then mistakes will be made along the way. To stick with The Beatles analogy, remember the furore when they announced that they were bigger than Jesus? They managed to live that one down as will the current lot in time.
Just think of the alternative to TV evolving. Bernard Manning? Crossroads?
grober
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Russell Brand or Jonathan Woss " pushing the envelope" you're havn' a laugh right?
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grober
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A close shave for Jonathan!
Jonathan Woss "spared" by the BBC TRUST. The nation will sleep easier in their beds tonight.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7741322.stm
Jonathan Woss "spared" by the BBC TRUST. The nation will sleep easier in their beds tonight.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7741322.stm
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