Originally Posted by A.D.P:
“Another independent company has wade into the discussion and said Love Productions has behaved due gracefully....
Poldark's producer is not happy about "disgraceful" Great British Bake Off move
"The BBC can have Poldark as long as they want.”
Some deride me for saying Mel and Sue haven't quit and that it's a fake press release made to drum up hype...
And then along comes a completely unrelated popular BBC programme, doing nothing other than drumming up hype for itself.
And people on here still can't see this??
Originally Posted by Mark.:
“You really need to tone down the attitude. Since your first post in this thread you've been nothing but insulting.
You have your opinion. That's fine. But everyone else is entitled to theirs, especially when it's based on what Mel & Sue themselves have said.”
As Nik Kershaw sang, "it's what the papers say, you know it's right, it's down there written in black and white --- for you
It's what the papers say, you know it's true, they're responsible citizens and would they lie to you?"
Originally Posted by human nature:
“Give it up, DVDfever. You don't know what's going to happen any more than anyone else does. At best you have a theory - which most people disagree with.
It does seem rather unlikely that Mel & Sue will return to the programme after their heavily publicised resignation. If they did, they'd end up looking really greedy (which is not an attractive look). They're not that stupid.”
Dear oh dear. ITV cancelled Mel & Sue. BBC cancelled Sue's sitcom, Heading Out. And you think she's still going to stand by those channels, and not sign a multi-million pound deal? What's the weather like on your planet?