Loose Ends ... why?
missmaisie
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To be honest I haven't listened to it for ages ... but happened to this eve.
In the past I do remember cringing at some of Ned Sherrin's bad jokes and the 'in house' laughter was always annoying BUT ...
to hear Boy George being chuckled at this evening really took the biscuit. This vile man was jailed for 15 months after being found guilty of 'gratuituous violence' with the judge saying that his 'premeditated, callous, degrading actions traumatised the victim'.
Oh, so let's joke about it with comments like 'orange really suited you, it is retro '80's'
ha ha
Yet another dumbing down, down, down of a programme that originally showed intellect of sorts ... sigh
In the past I do remember cringing at some of Ned Sherrin's bad jokes and the 'in house' laughter was always annoying BUT ...
to hear Boy George being chuckled at this evening really took the biscuit. This vile man was jailed for 15 months after being found guilty of 'gratuituous violence' with the judge saying that his 'premeditated, callous, degrading actions traumatised the victim'.
Oh, so let's joke about it with comments like 'orange really suited you, it is retro '80's'
ha ha
Yet another dumbing down, down, down of a programme that originally showed intellect of sorts ... sigh
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He no doubt wants to get on with things and put the past in the past. Yes, he did something wrong but the guy's served his time for it hasn't he?
Billy Connolly once wrote 'The Country and Western Supersong'. To make the perfect one apparently, he said; "You need death, and plenty of it, and preferably a relative who's disabled" It sums up "Saturday Live"(sic) quite well I think.
Bless.