Balanced Question Time panel tonight - of course not! VOL 2

[Halb]

Blackpuddin said:

Or maybe we have become (quite rightly) more politically angry and more judgemental of the politicians who have simply not moved on at all.

I think that's part of it.

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The doc should be good. Dislike the two MPs and the journo from SUnday Politics.

[Cobnapint]

Dumbledore is OK, we don't want to be in a situation where the chair is the star of the show.

We also don't want to be in a situation where Andrew Neil leaves This Week.

So stop it.

[Halb]

[Norfolkit]

///ajd said:

dandarez said:

Well, if these tweets are real, it looks like Farage was right!

You make my point perfectly!

Thank you.

That will be fking hilarious if no country ratifies it, they'll all have to leave.

This is the EU though so they'll get around that by not bothering the electorate with such insignificant questions.

[anonymous-user]

Its going to be interesting to see the response to Nicky Morgan tonight.

[Bonefish Blues]

Cobnapint said:

Dumbledore is OK, we don't want to be in a situation where the chair is the star of the show.

We also don't want to be in a situation where Andrew Neil leaves This Week.

So stop it.

'tis better he be sacrificed for the greater good

[pingu393]

jsf said:

Its going to be interesting to see the response to Nicky Morgan tonight.

I delivered some stuff to her home and she was in her kitchen in her dressing gown - I fear that I may have an involuntary response .

The TV does not do her justice .

[Hayek]

Brave Fart said:

Bonefish Blues said:

Bring on Andrew Neil and put Dimbleby out to grass. To comfy, too cosy, too unchallenging.

I disagree, I think DD is a good "speaker" as it were. The last thing the show needs is more aggression. Regarding the show itself, it has got worse but for two main reasons: 1) Brexit is discussed every single week and it's the same old arguments, and 2) they feature rude and loud panellists presumably because "it's good TV". A bit like The Apprentice or something; they're all shouty but not very bright.

Actually, the quality of the audience seems to have dropped as well - some right numpties these days. But I suppose the producers can't do much about that.

When you get civilised panellists like Jacob Rees-Mogg or Yanis Varoufakis the show is far more watchable, even if you disagree with their views.

I don't think Andrew Neil is aggressive he is just less likely to accept weasel words.

[Norfolkit]

pingu393 said:

jsf said:

Its going to be interesting to see the response to Nicky Morgan tonight.

I delivered some stuff to her home and she was in her kitchen in her dressing gown - I fear that I may have an involuntary response .

The TV does not do her justice .

Eh!

I met her at the Guildhall a couple of years ago, your optician should be struck off.

[Lotobear]

..you sure you're not confusing NM with Isabel Pingu??!

[anonymous-user]

Its not the end of season fannyfest I was hoping for

[don'tbesilly]

techiedave said:

Its not the end of season fannyfest I was hoping for

If Isabel was 10 stone heavier you wouldn't be complaining

I'm far happier with Isabel as she is

[pingu393]

Norfolkit said:

pingu393 said:

jsf said:

Its going to be interesting to see the response to Nicky Morgan tonight.

I delivered some stuff to her home and she was in her kitchen in her dressing gown - I fear that I may have an involuntary response .

The TV does not do her justice .

Eh!

I met her at the Guildhall a couple of years ago, your optician should be struck off.

What was she wearing when you saw her? The dressing gown may have influenced me, but I can remember finding it hard to remain professional .

[Norfolkit]

pingu393 said:

Norfolkit said:

pingu393 said:

jsf said:

Its going to be interesting to see the response to Nicky Morgan tonight.

I delivered some stuff to her home and she was in her kitchen in her dressing gown - I fear that I may have an involuntary response .

The TV does not do her justice .

Eh!

I met her at the Guildhall a couple of years ago, your optician should be struck off.

What was she wearing when you saw her? The dressing gown may have influenced me, but I can remember finding it hard to remain professional .

Very plain black dress as far as I remember, didn't actually look like she'd made much/any effort appearance wise.

[Wiccan of Darkness]

Norfolkit said:

pingu393 said:

Norfolkit said:

pingu393 said:

jsf said:

Its going to be interesting to see the response to Nicky Morgan tonight.

I delivered some stuff to her home and she was in her kitchen in her dressing gown - I fear that I may have an involuntary response .

The TV does not do her justice .

Eh!

I met her at the Guildhall a couple of years ago, your optician should be struck off.

What was she wearing when you saw her? The dressing gown may have influenced me, but I can remember finding it hard to remain professional .

Very plain black dress as far as I remember, didn't actually look like she'd made much/any effort appearance wise.

Well top marks for her knowing when to stop flogging a dead horse.

[Jockman]

jsf said:

Its going to be interesting to see the response to Nicky Morgan tonight.

You have your answer.

[Norfolkit]

Oakeshott puts the boot straight in.

[Laurel Green]

Off to a good start.

[MellowshipSlinky]

Thin lips.
Never trust a northern lass with thin lips.

[whoami]

MellowshipSlinky said:

Thin lips.
Never trust a northern lass with thin lips.

Or a massive amount of air between her ears.