Fri-die night project

[jimeveleigh]

Is there anything worse than the Friday night project and more specifically (I havent realised that over the top degrading camp gayness has not been funny since 1976) "comedy" homosexual Alan Carr and that bearded cornish ****. Terminal diseases are not submitable because at least even from them there is some release.

[honkytonkgal]

i guess not

[jimeveleigh]

As i suspected- thank you!

[gutfish]

errm... not sure. you're an idiot though. i like it. but then again i'm comfortable with my sexuality... perhaps there's a reason u dont like the campness, which maybe u should look into. good luck with that

[jimeveleigh]

I have no problem whatsoever with the security of my sexuality, or indeed anyone elses. However what I do find anoying and embarrasing is 'comedians' who make pathetic second rate obvious jokes that would have struggled in the homophobic lampooning era of the 1970's and early 80's (John Ingman, Danny La Roux, Dick Emery etc), which although they have a place in the comedy hall of fame I would like to think we have moved on. The program is fundamentally unfunny, the quality of the guests is shocking- Jessie Wallice for chrits sake, and generally it shows the sad decline of Channel four as a leader of new comedy.

[andy-hughes]

I can't watch either of the two leads, ergo, I don't watch the show.

[jimeveleigh]

Yep, fair point, I just think it's sad that a prime Friday night slot is being filled up with crap when there is plenty of other great talented comedians that could be given a chance.

[truangel]

are you kidding me i was commenting to my fiend how it was the funniest one i had seen. i was laughing non stop, you should really lighten up. just because you dont like it doesnt atomatically mean no one else can. i no most of the people i talk to really enjoyed it. ur entitled to your opinion but i feel your wrong on this one!