Another great spoof from VictoriaLucas

Very good!

Loved it.

Damn I was about to post this too!

Very, very funny. Why is You tube the best place for satire these days? Mainstream TV goes nowhere near it.

I think the frame for me is the actual one used in 1978 for my hit One For You, One For Me.

One For Yew, One For Me *should* be shown on BBC4 in a couple of months JK...
Two performances, one is Jimmy Savile alas - but the second is a Tony Blackburn edition

Chris Retro wrote:
[quote]One For Yew, One For Me *should* be shown on BBC4 in a couple of months JK...
Two performances, one is Jimmy Savile alas - but the second is a Tony Blackburn edition[/quote

I'll look forward to that, but will they edit it out?. They showed Gary Glitter's "a little boogie woogie at the back of my mind", but that was pre-yewtree. I noticed that his Desert Island Discs episode has been removed from the website.

I don't get the logic of the bbc, they remove TOTP episodes because of as yet unproven allegations against DLT and Jimmy Saville, however they are quite happy to show old Eastenders episodes with someone who was convicted of murder (Leslie Grantham).

Sky-owned Challenge TV is showing old editions of Jim Davidson's Big Break and have been doing all year.
Yet we are deprived of Top Of The Pop 20-second links, maybe DLT should have hosted a few game shows as it obviously doesn't matter for those...

robbiex wrote:
[quote]Chris Retro wrote:
[quote]One For Yew, One For Me *should* be shown on BBC4 in a couple of months JK...
Two performances, one is Jimmy Savile alas - but the second is a Tony Blackburn edition[/quote

I'll look forward to that, but will they edit it out?. They showed Gary Glitter's "a little boogie woogie at the back of my mind", but that was pre-yewtree. I noticed that his Desert Island Discs episode has been removed from the website.

I don't get the logic of the bbc, they remove TOTP episodes because of as yet unproven allegations against DLT and Jimmy Saville, however they are quite happy to show old Eastenders episodes with someone who was convicted of murder (Leslie Grantham).[/quote]

Didn't stop Grantham getting high paid acting jobs snd doing skits for Children in Need, unproven allegations of rape ruins life's .

My girlfriend worked in a office and she was groped by a co worker when she was on the phone to a client, she didn't report it she picked up the fire bucket and poured the contents over him and then hit him with it no more was said, he was in trouble as he started it as she fought back the manager did give him a verbal warning she got nothing.
They went to work the next day like nothing happened as rest of the office just carried on.

andrew wrote:

My girlfriend worked in a office and she was groped by a co worker when she was on the phone to a client, she didn't report it she picked up the fire bucket and poured the contents over him and then hit him with it no more was said, he was in trouble as he started it as she fought back the manager did give him a verbal warning she got nothing.
They went to work the next day like nothing happened as rest of the office just carried on.[/quote]

Thats all very well, but not everyone is as assertive as your gf, particularly when the perpetrator is in a position of power. If the perpertrator was her boss, would she have been so assertive.

Unwanted gropes and sexual assaults shouldn't go unpunished, but there should be some kind of relative scale.

Chris Retro wrote:
Sky-owned Challenge TV is showing old editions of Jim Davidson's Big Break and have been doing all year.
Yet we are deprived of Top Of The Pop 20-second links, maybe DLT should have hosted a few game shows as it obviously doesn't matter for those...
No. Big Break was taken off in April.

Curiously the 2 Rolf Harris Desert Island Disc shows are still on there...What's this "favouritsm".

robbiex wrote:
andrew wrote:

My girlfriend worked in a office and she was groped by a co worker when she was on the phone to a client, she didn't report it she picked up the fire bucket and poured the contents over him and then hit him with it no more was said, he was in trouble as he started it as she fought back the manager did give him a verbal warning she got nothing.
They went to work the next day like nothing happened as rest of the office just carried on.

Thats all very well, but not everyone is as assertive as your gf, particularly when the perpetrator is in a position of power. If the perpertrator was her boss, would she have been so assertive.

Unwanted gropes and sexual assaults shouldn't go unpunished, but there should be some kind of
relative scale.[/quote]

She would still hit him and resigned from her job, I would not call DLT, Jim Davison, Jimmy Tarbuck. Jimmy Savile and Jim Davidson in the position of power I don't think so it's the BBC who did the cover up, I always found Davidson and Savile nauseating anyway and repulsive to look at.

I agree I find Davidson and Savile nauseating, but it doesn't mean anything.

If Savile touched one girl inappropriately, then it's bloody disgusting, but to suggest it's into the hundreds without a shred of evidence, well that's where I start having serious doubts as to where we are headed.

...and the laymen opinions on Savile, DLT, Nick-Nick and Max serve to show just how contrived this wicked operation is. Once it was established, they have now entered into a pissing contest with the Yew-K public with the likes of Rolf Harris and Ken Barlow - but have started to meet some resistance.

Trouble is, the precedent was set by people willingness to believe a dead DJ "groomed the nation". Yesterday, it was "I've never liked them anyway" - Today it's well-loved celebrities. Tomorrow it will any Tom, Dick or Harry. Precedent set, instant guilt. Part of the past? Part of the problem.

Richard Digance would only sign a autograph for my sister until she gave him a kiss on the cheek, she did it got the autograph everyone laughed even my dad, she forgotten about it can't remember who he is and the autograph is now long lost.

Saw him live with my dad few years back and still talk about the day my sister kissed him.