I enjoyed it. A bit slow on the spelling out the longest place names bit, but it did segue nicely into the pub quiz anecdote and the fun facts. Was stunned by that sentence!
Good episode this week with Dave taking the piss out of Neil Sean and writing silly letters to the Royals.
I've often seen Sean's "Green Room" column in the Metro but even a cursory glance at his column is enough to bring one to the edge of tedium. It's such a load of utterly inconsequential nonsense. Good to see Phil Schofield caught him out for printing an untrue story.
Good episode this week with Dave taking the piss out of Neil Sean and writing silly letters to the Royals.
I've often seen Sean's "Green Room" column in the Metro but even a cursory glance at his column is enough to bring one to the edge of tedium. It's such a load of utterly inconsequential nonsense. Good to see Phil Schofield caught him out for printing an untrue story.
Good episode this week with Dave taking the piss out of Neil Sean and writing silly letters to the Royals.
I've often seen Sean's "Green Room" column in the Metro but even a cursory glance at his column is enough to bring one to the edge of tedium. It's such a load of utterly inconsequential nonsense. Good to see Phil Schofield caught him out for printing an untrue story.
Very good show last night I thought, one of my favourites
Whole thing was basically a wind up though! I was thinking the QR code could have somehow read some data of your sim card in order to display your house from Google Maps, seemed possible to me
Very good show last night I thought, one of my favourites
Whole thing was basically a wind up though! I was thinking the QR code could have somehow read some data of your sim card in order to display your house from Google Maps, seemed possible to me
The whole QR code thing reminded me of Ubisoft's interactive campaign for the launch of the Watchdogs video game, in which with very little detail they were able to gather a lot of your facebook details and build up a report on you.
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He spent too long on the "Fun Facts" IMO
Pretty sure he could be done for libel if a person took enough umbridge with one of his statements.
Well Phillip Schofield certainly seemed to be heading toward action - still I expect he was a bit niggly, what with giving up smoking and all:D
Good. I doubt that it`ll shame him into changing his conduct though. Shame is a concept that died in the mid-90s in this country as far as I can tell.
I've often seen Sean's "Green Room" column in the Metro but even a cursory glance at his column is enough to bring one to the edge of tedium. It's such a load of utterly inconsequential nonsense. Good to see Phil Schofield caught him out for printing an untrue story.
Neil Sean is not happy...
https://twitter.com/DaveGorman/status/514797014010585088
Dread to think what someone else is going to think with one of the episodes I saw
Dave put him in his place though
Incidentally, one of the shows in St. Albans (I'm going to see it) is sold out as well
Can't beleive it was a year ago when it first started (according to this thread).
Haha - tell me you did the same as me and checked the QR code too?!
I did too, then shat myself for the 4 minutes of adverts
Whole thing was basically a wind up though! I was thinking the QR code could have somehow read some data of your sim card in order to display your house from Google Maps, seemed possible to me
Read a few tweets to him after the show that were tweeted during it pointing out that it was HM The Queen.
Surely people should know to only point out mistakes to him afterwards as he usually has a reason for making such obvious mistakes.
What mistake didn't he mention that? and that his cat was HRH which queenie isn't?
The whole QR code thing reminded me of Ubisoft's interactive campaign for the launch of the Watchdogs video game, in which with very little detail they were able to gather a lot of your facebook details and build up a report on you.
The details of the whole campaign are quite well documented in this article:-
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/22/watch-dogs-facebook-privacy-settings_n_5191237.html