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Avatar Image Mamyalynne
Not a programme I watch, the fans will decide - a one off episode doesn't seem 'too' anything really.
11:09 Thu 07th Mar 2019
Avatar Image spathiphyllum
I assume they will do the same for men on Tuesday, 19 November?
11:12 Thu 07th Mar 2019
Avatar Image spathiphyllum
I'd hate to see a double standard..
11:12 Thu 07th Mar 2019
Avatar Image Old_Geezer
Fair enough. If branded that makes it special so we know there'd be a fuss if it were the other way around. Daft thing to do, annoy your customers/audience.
11:17 Thu 07th Mar 2019
Avatar Image dave50
Absolutely ridiculous. Virtue signalling at its worst.
12:25 Thu 07th Mar 2019
Avatar Image spathiphyllum
It is OTT pandering to social affairs.
12:27 Thu 07th Mar 2019
Avatar Image douglas9401
This could herald a seismic shift in society where women suddenly seem to have all the presenting jobs on TV and radio while in real life nothing actually changes.

We can expect to be hectored and bullied by wimmin in brogues as usual though.
12:31 Thu 07th Mar 2019
Avatar Image gingejbee
It's one continuing-drama episode in over 300 per year....so, not going far enough, I'd say.
13:26 Thu 07th Mar 2019

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