Firstly, I think they all give as good as they get in the actual shows which let's not forget are edited heavily and can show contestants up both as being angels and/or devils. I think Melody was very assertive but her major flaws were being a poor listener and demonstrating a lack of empathy.
But unless we were actually part of the show, I doubt we can really get the slightest idea as to what the atmosphere, energy and experience is really like.
The nature of the beast is that they are all forced to shout loudest like chics in a bird's nest stretching their beaks out farthest in the hope of getting the food.
Secondly, the whole culture of the main show is about outrageous self promotion; they all do it. But this fact is not a justification for the type of interrogation of Melody about her business in the early part of the 'You're Fired' programme. If it is, why aren't they all quizzed this way?
She would have been quite justified in telling them all where to get off. She's not answerable to them or anyone, frankly.
Thirdly, I've always taken the 'You're Fired' Show to be a light hearted relaxed review of the real show with a relatively warm send off for each fired contestant. Trevor Nelson was appropriately honest and forceful.
But Ruby Wax. Where do I begin?
Sounding like an Apprentice candidate now, I reckon one of my strengths is to see the good in people; to attempt to see where they are coming from.
But with Ruby Wax, I am stumped. I find her masquerading as a savvy, smart, pithy, clever comic when really, she is just a bitter old bat.
Who exactly does she think she is? A female SAS?
I wanted to shout at her, 'Are you stupid, Ruby? What don't you understand about what Melody is saying?'.
Where Melody actually revealed quite candidly, honestly and I reckon quite bravely about her self esteem issue, Ruby Wax showed a complete lack of style.
In fact she left me with the conclusion that if anyone in that studio needed to get onto the Pychiatrist's couch about their personality issues, it was her.
She is the worst type of attention seeking commedienne who let it slip that she hates pretty women (get the couch out again).
Maybe realising that she went completely OTT in the opening salvo, she was reasonably polite thereafter. But her damage had been done.
There's nothing worse that a comic who tries so hard o be funny that you almost want to tell them that as the recipient of their smart-alec comments, you are not stupid and yes, you get it.
Dara has the ability to take the mickey out of people but without scraping at their dignity.
I reckon Wax is a basket case of the highest order.
Ruby - You're Fired!
PS I think I should confirm that I have nothing to do whatsoever with Melody, although maybe I wish I did!!!
But unless we were actually part of the show, I doubt we can really get the slightest idea as to what the atmosphere, energy and experience is really like.
The nature of the beast is that they are all forced to shout loudest like chics in a bird's nest stretching their beaks out farthest in the hope of getting the food.
Secondly, the whole culture of the main show is about outrageous self promotion; they all do it. But this fact is not a justification for the type of interrogation of Melody about her business in the early part of the 'You're Fired' programme. If it is, why aren't they all quizzed this way?
She would have been quite justified in telling them all where to get off. She's not answerable to them or anyone, frankly.
Thirdly, I've always taken the 'You're Fired' Show to be a light hearted relaxed review of the real show with a relatively warm send off for each fired contestant. Trevor Nelson was appropriately honest and forceful.
But Ruby Wax. Where do I begin?
Sounding like an Apprentice candidate now, I reckon one of my strengths is to see the good in people; to attempt to see where they are coming from.
But with Ruby Wax, I am stumped. I find her masquerading as a savvy, smart, pithy, clever comic when really, she is just a bitter old bat.
Who exactly does she think she is? A female SAS?
I wanted to shout at her, 'Are you stupid, Ruby? What don't you understand about what Melody is saying?'.
Where Melody actually revealed quite candidly, honestly and I reckon quite bravely about her self esteem issue, Ruby Wax showed a complete lack of style.
In fact she left me with the conclusion that if anyone in that studio needed to get onto the Pychiatrist's couch about their personality issues, it was her.
She is the worst type of attention seeking commedienne who let it slip that she hates pretty women (get the couch out again).
Maybe realising that she went completely OTT in the opening salvo, she was reasonably polite thereafter. But her damage had been done.
There's nothing worse that a comic who tries so hard o be funny that you almost want to tell them that as the recipient of their smart-alec comments, you are not stupid and yes, you get it.
Dara has the ability to take the mickey out of people but without scraping at their dignity.
I reckon Wax is a basket case of the highest order.
Ruby - You're Fired!
PS I think I should confirm that I have nothing to do whatsoever with Melody, although maybe I wish I did!!!




