When will the Daily Mail shut up? More whinging at the BBC
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!!HUMOR BYPASS ALERT!!
My bloody mother reads the Wail and it's just the pits of the earth. So what a comedian made a joke about the Queen?
I can think off the top of my head a lot of worse things said in humour. I would wager 95% of the Wail readership have never seen MTW and were more than likely in bed when Brand and Ross were on Radio 2.
Im not defending the Cock and Jonathan Ross, but sure, be offended if you actually heard the programme being broadcast, not just taking the hump over something a bigot writes in a newspaper.
God this annoys me!
EFA
My bloody mother reads the Wail and it's just the pits of the earth. So what a comedian made a joke about the Queen?
I can think off the top of my head a lot of worse things said in humour. I would wager 95% of the Wail readership have never seen MTW and were more than likely in bed when Brand and Ross were on Radio 2.
Im not defending the Cock and Jonathan Ross, but sure, be offended if you actually heard the programme being broadcast, not just taking the hump over something a bigot writes in a newspaper.
God this annoys me!
EFA
Edited by LHDisbest on Friday 31st October 11:30
daily wail said:
The BBC fills our living rooms with more smutty and degrading obscenities
The Wrong Door: Smutty Aliens, BBC3, September 11, 10.30pm
Alien 1: Behold! The fastest ship in the whole world. The hyperian w*** sock.
Sue: It looks like a giant c***. [Two Aliens and Sue board a space ship in the shape of the male genitalia.]
Alien 2: Engaging the lesbolian c*** drive. [The alien makes sexually suggestive movements with his hand.] The dialogue becomes even more crude and explicit in the subsequent exchanges.
Love Soup, BBC1, April, 9.20pm
The 'comedy' portrayed an extremely violent and realistic suicide of a woman leaping from a ten-storey building and smashing into the concrete pavement.
It transpired that the woman had left behind a dog which was then adopted by Milly - played by Montserrat Lombard.
Viewers were then treated to a scene of this young woman, naked in the bathroom to retrieve a contact lens, apparently being raped by the dog. Viewers were shown the labrador passing the bathroom door and then a pair of dog paws on the woman's naked shoulders in the scene lasting seconds.
Viewers learned that the suicide victim had been having sex with her dog for many years - and the animal had effectively been trained to target a kneeling woman. Laughing about the incident around a canteen table, one of the characters quips: 'There is love and attention - and [there is] being rogered by a dog'.
Smutty Aliens....err, the clue is in the title!The Wrong Door: Smutty Aliens, BBC3, September 11, 10.30pm
Alien 1: Behold! The fastest ship in the whole world. The hyperian w*** sock.
Sue: It looks like a giant c***. [Two Aliens and Sue board a space ship in the shape of the male genitalia.]
Alien 2: Engaging the lesbolian c*** drive. [The alien makes sexually suggestive movements with his hand.] The dialogue becomes even more crude and explicit in the subsequent exchanges.
Love Soup, BBC1, April, 9.20pm
The 'comedy' portrayed an extremely violent and realistic suicide of a woman leaping from a ten-storey building and smashing into the concrete pavement.
It transpired that the woman had left behind a dog which was then adopted by Milly - played by Montserrat Lombard.
Viewers were then treated to a scene of this young woman, naked in the bathroom to retrieve a contact lens, apparently being raped by the dog. Viewers were shown the labrador passing the bathroom door and then a pair of dog paws on the woman's naked shoulders in the scene lasting seconds.
Viewers learned that the suicide victim had been having sex with her dog for many years - and the animal had effectively been trained to target a kneeling woman. Laughing about the incident around a canteen table, one of the characters quips: 'There is love and attention - and [there is] being rogered by a dog'.
As for that Labrador scene - I actually cried with laughter at that bit, one of the funniest things on telly this year.
One can only assume that they have run out of:
Teenage pregnancy in hoody wearing gypsies costing hard working middle class families 1000’s in stealth taxes while post code health lottery in the NHS prevents middle classes getting treatment despite immigrants getting 1st class treatment for fear of religious discrimination.
style stories to run.
The result is that they have had to find a new elderly middle class bile generator by demonising edgy comedy. As far as I am concerned their readership does not represent the whole spectrum of license fee payers and the BBC can happily continue to use my fee to produce these programs (MTW is one of the few programs I regularly watch).
How can the BBC be expected to produce programs that everyone will like? It can’t it needs to and does produce programs that cater for the wide range of tastes in its audience. So if you don’t like a program don’t watch it or do if you wish but kindly STFU.
Teenage pregnancy in hoody wearing gypsies costing hard working middle class families 1000’s in stealth taxes while post code health lottery in the NHS prevents middle classes getting treatment despite immigrants getting 1st class treatment for fear of religious discrimination.
style stories to run.
The result is that they have had to find a new elderly middle class bile generator by demonising edgy comedy. As far as I am concerned their readership does not represent the whole spectrum of license fee payers and the BBC can happily continue to use my fee to produce these programs (MTW is one of the few programs I regularly watch).
How can the BBC be expected to produce programs that everyone will like? It can’t it needs to and does produce programs that cater for the wide range of tastes in its audience. So if you don’t like a program don’t watch it or do if you wish but kindly STFU.
Hmm, so the Daily HateMail holds a grudge against Mock The Week, then. That would have nothing to do with the episode in which a round was "Advertising slogans you won't see" andwered with
"The Daily Mail, openly racist so you don't have to be"
As it happens, I do find all examples given inappropriate. But balanced against the HateMail's record of inciting racial hatred by misleading and lying, I'll stick with the inappropriate, please Bob.
"The Daily Mail, openly racist so you don't have to be"
As it happens, I do find all examples given inappropriate. But balanced against the HateMail's record of inciting racial hatred by misleading and lying, I'll stick with the inappropriate, please Bob.
HiRich said:
Hmm, so the Daily HateMail holds a grudge against Mock The Week, then. That would have nothing to do with the episode in which a round was "Advertising slogans you won't see" andwered with
"The Daily Mail, openly racist so you don't have to be"
As it happens, I do find all examples given inappropriate. But balanced against the HateMail's record of inciting racial hatred by misleading and lying, I'll stick with the inappropriate, please Bob.
"Stuff after the watershed might be offensive to old wannabe middle England duffers""The Daily Mail, openly racist so you don't have to be"
As it happens, I do find all examples given inappropriate. But balanced against the HateMail's record of inciting racial hatred by misleading and lying, I'll stick with the inappropriate, please Bob.
They really are digging far too deep
One thing that has occured to me during this "non-event" is whether there is a mechanism to support the incident. We've heard about x number of complaints. Is there a way to register your support, as easily as you can register a complaint, in order to provide some balance? So you can have x number of complaints and y number of compliments.
Edit: Oh and I agree, I think Frankie Boyle is a f
king comedy genius and I'm gutted I missed out on tickets to his show.
Edit: Oh and I agree, I think Frankie Boyle is a f
king comedy genius and I'm gutted I missed out on tickets to his show.Edited by Landlord on Friday 31st October 13:52
HundredthIdiot said:
Is turbobloke on holiday or something?
He usually mounts a sprightly and impassioned defence of the Mail.
Really? Possibly in terms of generalisations, given they take the rip out of misguided nu labia spoutings and seem on-side for most motoring and global warming coverage, but on specific instances like this there's not much to do except agree.He usually mounts a sprightly and impassioned defence of the Mail.
Even if I wasn't a bit busy just now it would be a tough call though - I despise the biased leftist culture at the beeb so anybody or anything having a pop at auntie is OK with me.]
Edited by turbobloke on Friday 31st October 13:55
shirt said:
madrob6 said:
The Daily Mail haven't noticed that the BBC show Family Guy then? They'd have a field day with that.
Quagmire "How old are you?" Girl "16"
Quagmire "18, alriiight"
Girl "mom"
Quagmire "i like where this is going, giggidy giggidy"
ps - giggidy!
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