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Why Jason Gardiner's behaviour is just plain WRONG |
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Think about it? I think you're thinking far too much. I highly doubt any more thought is put into it than "this is entertaining, let's put it in the show", no hidden, deeper meanings. And if there was, it would lie with Jason, not tv execs I'm sure.
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Oh, I'm not shocked and I wouldn't want everything to be pink and fluffy either. I just prefer judges to do a bit of judging and try to improve things for their victims, rather than spouting bile to keep themselves in the spotlight. As you'd have worked out, had you bothered to read before chipping in.
Assuming that a call for a little less self-indulgence and a little more constructive help is a desire for everything to be 'nice' is equally pathetic on your part. We know that Todd really hasn't had a life long burning desire to learn to ice dance in the same way that Rachel Stevens wasn't having sleepless nights over the lack in her life of a decent Tango. The celebs are doing it as much for themselves and their profile as the judges are. If the outcome is another part on prime time tele, then I guess they would take a few scathing comments on account. The show gets publicity. People watch and, hopefully for ITV, people vote. Job done. The fact that people can remember harsh judges and comments going back decades really shows that the show produced the bottom line - people watched and remembered. |
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Some people would find public execution entertaining. Does that mean it should be shown on TV?
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Oh, I'm not shocked and I wouldn't want everything to be pink and fluffy either. I just prefer judges to do a bit of judging and try to improve things for their victims, rather than spouting bile to keep themselves in the spotlight. As you'd have worked out, had you bothered to read before chipping in.
Assuming that a call for a little less self-indulgence and a little more constructive help is a desire for everything to be 'nice' is equally pathetic on your part. Personally, I think that Jason did give helpful advise, he just cribbed it in descriptive language - something that some people seem to struggle to understand. |
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The celebs are doing it as much for themselves and their profile as the judges are. If the outcome is another part on prime time tele, then I guess they would take a few scathing comments on account. The show gets publicity. People watch and, hopefully for ITV, people vote. Job done. The fact that people can remember harsh judges and comments going back decades really shows that the show produced the bottom line - people watched and remembered. No. 'Course not! |
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Some people would find public execution entertaining. Does that mean it should be shown on TV?
I wouldn't have thought it was necessary to say it but: DOI does not lead to a celeb being killed, it is a celeb being voted off an ice dancing competition with other celebs! |
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Some people would find public execution entertaining. Does that mean it should be shown on TV?
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I just think you can give people constructive critisism (like he sort of did with Michael). You don't have to be plain mean to someone.
Awful man. I hate that picking on people mentality. |
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I just think you can give people constructive critisism (like he sort of did with Michael). You don't have to be plain mean to someone.
Awful man. I hate that picking on people mentality. They are not being 'picked on'. They are being judged because they signed a contract and signed up for it - and to be on TV! It's part of 'entertainment' for the Great British Public, not a classroom where the bad kids give the good kids a hard time. |
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Without Jason's pantomime comments the 'Ice Panel' would be pretty bland.
Todd does need 'to make friends with the ice' as Nicky would say and he was 'very brave to come out and try to entertain' as Karen might say, but he did look as though he'd cr***ed himself, and who knows, poor soul was so nervous, maybe he had! |
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Without Jason's pantomime comments the 'Ice Panel' would be pretty bland.
This is reality in the real world. But I am sure ITV bosses are rubbing their hands with glee at complaints such as are appearing here. More complaints, more publicity, more money for them! That is Life. |
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Might I suggest you stop watching reality shows that are there purely to entertain and amuse, and have a judging panel?
They are not being 'picked on'. They are being judged because they signed a contract and signed up for it - and to be on TV! It's part of 'entertainment' for the Great British Public, not a classroom where the bad kids give the good kids a hard time. |
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Jason is a self important little pr*ck, after a few seasons does anyone really take him seriously apart from himself. The funniest and most entertaining part of the show was when Philip cuffed him across the head for pulling faces, Jason didn't look too pleased but it did give me a giggle.
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Might I suggest you stop watching reality shows that are there purely to entertain and amuse, and have a judging panel?
They are not being 'picked on'. They are being judged because they signed a contract and signed up for it - and to be on TV! It's part of 'entertainment' for the Great British Public, not a classroom where the bad kids give the good kids a hard time. They can give critisism, but it should be constructive and not a personal attack. |
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LOL - every year it is the same, you would think people had never seen DOI before or that Jason was a new judge.
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LOL - every year it is the same, you would think people had never seen DOI before or that Jason was a new judge.
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