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Jonathan Ross/Russell Brand
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-108062 1/Russell-Brand-Jonathan-Ross-face-prosecution -obscene-air-phone-calls-Fawlty-Towers-actor-7 8.html
Should these two face prosecution and even banned from the BBC?
If these calls had been to an ethnic it would have been classed racist, and their feet would have not touched the floor.
I know before any wit makes the remark that Manuel is an ethnic (Spanish), it was only the part he played.
Should these two face prosecution and even banned from the BBC?
If these calls had been to an ethnic it would have been classed racist, and their feet would have not touched the floor.
I know before any wit makes the remark that Manuel is an ethnic (Spanish), it was only the part he played.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.How would it have been racist? There were no racial comments whatsoever as far as I can see,
They were obscene, not racist. No mention of race, ethnicity, colour, religion..they were sexually obscene remarks aimed at his granddaughter.
Andrew Sachs was born in Germany and is Jewish, seeing as you have mentioned race.
They were obscene, not racist. No mention of race, ethnicity, colour, religion..they were sexually obscene remarks aimed at his granddaughter.
Andrew Sachs was born in Germany and is Jewish, seeing as you have mentioned race.
It is what you expect from these two, they only seem to convert every show they are on, to filth. As soon as I see a show they are on, I have to switch over. Their minds are warped.
Being ex Merchant Navy/TAVR, and worked in factories, I am no prude, their mindless comments shoul be kept for private moments, they are small men, with small minds.
Being ex Merchant Navy/TAVR, and worked in factories, I am no prude, their mindless comments shoul be kept for private moments, they are small men, with small minds.
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No they should not face prosecution and no they should not be sacked.
I listened to this particular show as a podcast whilst walking my dog and I thought it was absobloodylutely hilarious - so funny in fact that I had to stop listening to it because it was making me laugh out loud which drew a number of nervous looks from a number of other dogwalkers.
I can't decide whether the posters on this thread have had a sense of humour bypass or are just simply sanctimonious. Or both.
Take the trouble to download it and listen - if it fails to raise even so much as a chuckle then a sense of humour bypass it is
I listened to this particular show as a podcast whilst walking my dog and I thought it was absobloodylutely hilarious - so funny in fact that I had to stop listening to it because it was making me laugh out loud which drew a number of nervous looks from a number of other dogwalkers.
I can't decide whether the posters on this thread have had a sense of humour bypass or are just simply sanctimonious. Or both.
Take the trouble to download it and listen - if it fails to raise even so much as a chuckle then a sense of humour bypass it is
It wasn't me they called Ethel so your question is neither here nor there.
Plus, to a degree, he has only got himself to blame - he was a scheduled guest, but when phoned wasn't in to take the call. Now I don't know how producing a radio show works, but I assume phone guests are told that they will be receiving a call at such and such a time. Not to be there to take the call is bloody rude.
It wasn't as bad as The Daily Moan is painting it
Plus, to a degree, he has only got himself to blame - he was a scheduled guest, but when phoned wasn't in to take the call. Now I don't know how producing a radio show works, but I assume phone guests are told that they will be receiving a call at such and such a time. Not to be there to take the call is bloody rude.
It wasn't as bad as The Daily Moan is painting it
Save you pity for somebody who needs it mate - I found it funny. You didn't.
I find Last of The Summer Wine crushingly unfunny, but clearly it does amuse some people otherwise the BBC wouldn't be recommissioning the turgid rubbish series series.
Just becuase I think it is rubbish wouldn't lead me to patronisingly and arrogantly pity those that do.
dustinmyeye, I downloaded it from iTunes.
I find Last of The Summer Wine crushingly unfunny, but clearly it does amuse some people otherwise the BBC wouldn't be recommissioning the turgid rubbish series series.
Just becuase I think it is rubbish wouldn't lead me to patronisingly and arrogantly pity those that do.
dustinmyeye, I downloaded it from iTunes.