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

[anonymous-user]

Legacywr said:

Laurel Green said:

alfie2244 said:

did I hear right.Farage & Abbot next week?

The week after next.

Is it the Question Time Christmas Special?

Won't just be santa emptying his sacks to this one

[Thorodin]

By the time Farage is on, he might well be the first panellist ex-party leader of a bankrupt party. Sort of destroying the magic really. Odds on a no-show?

[alfie2244]

Thorodin said:

By the time Farage is on, he might well be the first panellist ex-party leader of a bankrupt party. Sort of destroying the magic really. Odds on a no-show?

Di might become "unwell" again?

[crankedup]

B'stard Child said:

Mothersruin said:

The most lightweight QT I've ever watched.

I agree bloody rubbish

I gave up on it after twenty minutes. Not even pretending to be a serious program, about time it was dropped imo.

[anonymous-user]

i haven't watched the last 3, it's a waste of time now.

[Halb]

Legacywr said:

Is it the Question Time Christmas Special?

LOst it's magic with now TW follow-up

It's like watching Duane Gill versus Mantaur knowing that Bret Hart versus British Bulldog is next, but then there's no Bret Hart versus British Bulldog.

[stevensdrs]

That was such a poor edition of the show that I lost interest and went to bed. DD needs to retire and the show needs a makeover or to be dropped.

[Brave Fart]

The most feeble edition of QT I've ever seen. Even David Lammy, who's normally controversial, was fairly restrained.
I was expecting a question such as "Do the panel agree that Custard Creams are the king of biscuits?"
BUT, none of this is Mr Dimbleby's fault; he is an emerald in a mountain of coal.

[Cobnapint]

Brave Fart said:

The most feeble edition of QT I've ever seen. Even David Lammy, who's normally controversial, was fairly restrained.
I was expecting a question such as "Do the panel agree that Custard Creams are the king of biscuits?"
BUT, none of this is Mr Dimbleby's fault; he is an emerald in a mountain of coal.

Agree.

[MartG]

[Troubleatmill]

OK - not sure when in 2017 this was taken - but I think unelected man is just making mischief.

Ken Clark is pretty much up there. In a party with a lot of MP's.




Edit - bks - I thought my post didn't go up - So I posted again ( but it was another thread )

Sorry!

Edited by Troubleatmill on Sunday 18th February 12:54

[Trolleys Thank You]

Troubleatmill said:

OK - not sure when in 2017 this was taken - but I think unelected man is just making mischief.

Ken Clark is pretty much up there. In a party with a lot of MP's.

Comparing an ex chancellor of the exchequer and MP for over 40 years vs a talk show radio host who has failed at every attempt to get elected.

Michael Parkinson vs Alan Partridge

[Jazzy Jag]

Trolleys Thank You said:

Comparing an ex chancellor of the exchequer and MP for over 40 years vs a talk show radio host who has failed at every attempt to get elected.

Michael Parkinson vs Alan Partridge

I think you will find that MEPs are elected

Unlike the higher echelons of the EU...

[alfie2244]

Jazzy Jag said:

Trolleys Thank You said:

Comparing an ex chancellor of the exchequer and MP for over 40 years vs a talk show radio host who has failed at every attempt to get elected.

Michael Parkinson vs Alan Partridge

I think you will find that MEPs are elected

Unlike the higher echelons of the EU...

MEP's are not really elected as such are they?

[mikal83]

alfie2244 said:

Jazzy Jag said:

Trolleys Thank You said:

Comparing an ex chancellor of the exchequer and MP for over 40 years vs a talk show radio host who has failed at every attempt to get elected.

Michael Parkinson vs Alan Partridge

I think you will find that MEPs are elected

Unlike the higher echelons of the EU...

MEP's are not really elected as such are they?

Please explain in what way are they "not elected"

[alfie2244]

mikal83 said:

alfie2244 said:

Jazzy Jag said:

Trolleys Thank You said:

Comparing an ex chancellor of the exchequer and MP for over 40 years vs a talk show radio host who has failed at every attempt to get elected.

Michael Parkinson vs Alan Partridge

I think you will find that MEPs are elected

Unlike the higher echelons of the EU...

MEP's are not really elected as such are they?

Please explain in what way are they "not elected"

I asked a question not made a statement so please explain in what way the are elected?

[The Dangerous Elk]

alfie2244 said:

I asked a question not made a statement so please explain in what way the are elected?

by pen on paper by people in booths

[alfie2244]

The Dangerous Elk said:

alfie2244 said:

I asked a question not made a statement so please explain in what way the are elected?

by pen on paper by people in booths

Does this paper have their names on?

[The Dangerous Elk]

alfie2244 said:

Does this paper have their names on?

just get to your point.....

[alfie2244]

The Dangerous Elk said:

alfie2244 said:

Does this paper have their names on?

just get to your point.....

Are MEP's elected as Jazzy Jag states? I don't think they are.