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Russell Howard talking about how easy it is to parody Donald Trump and the presenter asking how do you make someone that stupid look even more stupid. I agree with him, but it isn't exactly bbc impartiality.
robbiex wrote: Russell Howard talking about how easy it is to parody Donald Trump and the presenter asking how do you make someone that stupid look even more stupid. I agree with him, but it isn't exactly bbc impartiality.
When have the BBC been impartial ? Russell Howard the comedian whose only fans are students and lefties.
As I said before being TV licence non payer is sweet.
andrew wrote: robbiex wrote: Russell Howard talking about how easy it is to parody Donald Trump and the presenter asking how do you make someone that stupid look even more stupid. I agree with him, but it isn't exactly bbc impartiality.
When have the BBC been impartial ? Russell Howard the comedian whose only fans are students and lefties.
As I said before being TV licence non payer is sweet.
I think it is acceptable in the realms of a satire show to criticise the government or to take a particular stance, but not on a morning cookery show.
robbiex wrote: andrew wrote: robbiex wrote: Russell Howard talking about how easy it is to parody Donald Trump and the presenter asking how do you make someone that stupid look even more stupid. I agree with him, but it isn't exactly bbc impartiality.
When have the BBC been impartial ? Russell Howard the comedian whose only fans are students and lefties.
As I said before being TV licence non payer is sweet.
I think it is acceptable in the realms of a satire show to criticise the government or to take a particular stance, but not on a morning cookery show.
How can it be acceptable in a satire show and not a cookery/chat show? What difference does the type of show make?