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Wisbech With respect, it’s of no surprise whatsoever that a person with your political leanings has prominent friends in the BBC.
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Originally posted by XKudu
Wisbech With respect, it’s of no surprise whatsoever that a person with your political leanings has prominent friends in the BBC. He has a friend for every occasion. media, comedy , whatever the topic. One or two of them he has actually been in the same room with.
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Long-running dramas. or Last of The Summer Wine
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Originally posted by XKudu
Wisbech With respect, it’s of no surprise whatsoever that a person with your political leanings has prominent friends in the BBC. He used to be a neighbour of mine and we joined a community group together and our families socialised. I have never discussed politics with either him or his wife. He is much more focussed on the theatre and literary world. Don’t see him these days but we stay in touch, as does my eldest with theirs.
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Originally posted by HKOwen
He has a friend for every occasion. media, comedy , whatever the topic. One or two of them he has actually been in the same room with. One in the newspaper world certainly, and another in TV. Comedy? The only people I regard as comics who touch my orbit are on here. I knew a couple of ex Palace players way back, both no longer with us. Do they count?
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I once met jimmy saville. He was famous.
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Originally posted by The Dolphin
Well - if we are going to show off WE, then, I am great friends with a BBC actor - full time employed by them weirdly enough. Is it flipper? Sorry
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
An angry Andrew Tate replies to the BBC and politician charge that he's somehow responsible for the increase in violence against women. I must admit, whatever someone thinks about Tate, he makes powerful points here. The Tate thing is just lazy journalism. If you want to see reasons why young women are being abused, look at the huge influx of misogynistic cultures and the freely available sadistic extreme hard core p*** that any young boy can watch.
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Originally posted by cryrst
Is it flipper? Sorry Not bad
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
The Tate thing is just lazy journalism. If you want to see reasons why young women are being abused, look at the huge influx of misogynistic cultures and the freely available sadistic extreme hard core p*** that any young boy can watch. Why tackle the real problems when they can blame it on an ex pimp. Like blaming Snoop Dog for drugs.
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Originally posted by HKOwen
He has a friend for every occasion. media, comedy , whatever the topic. One or two of them he has actually been in the same room with. There's a word for one who pretends to know notable people, but as I'm on a yellow I am unable to repeat it.
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Originally posted by YT
There's a word for one who pretends to know notable people, but as I'm on a yellow I am unable to repeat it. You ain't now. Please do.
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Originally posted by becky
Stop encouraging him to get into trouble! Edited by becky (24 Jul 2024 6.58pm) Awww, always spoil my fun. Not playing with you now, pfft.
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Originally posted by becky
Stop encouraging him to get into trouble! Edited by becky (24 Jul 2024 6.58pm) Sorry mum
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
I have a good friend who is the executive director of one of the BBC’s most successful long running dramas. He has won a BAFTA. So I am reasonably well informed on how the BBC approach their responsibilities. Previous to this he wrote scripts for several of the longest running shows and the lengths that were gone to to get inside the subject are very impressive. Deciding story lines that illuminate areas of current interest is treated very seriously and then great effort is made to present all viewpoints. I worked for the BBC for many years and I would agree that the institution takes its responsibilities very seriously.
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