| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:00 - Nov 14 with 1870 views | gordon |
Without getting into Andrew Neil, that's poor reporting from the Telegraph, who don't mention his tweet about Carole Cadwalladr:
https://inews.co.uk/news/media/andrew-neil-twitter-carole-cadwalladr-deleted-twe
To me Neil comes across as a bitter, entitled, egotistical oaf, of course others can have different views. And anyway, the Conservative party have put on more than enough right-wing comedy over the last couple of years. [Post edited 14 Nov 2018 8:00]
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:03 - Nov 14 with 1854 views | UB9Blue |
Personally I think that shows such as 'Have I got News For You' and 'Mock the Week' have become rather tedious with their political ranting but then again 'Spitting Image' was no saint in this area when it was broadcast back in the day. |  | | |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:11 - Nov 14 with 1829 views | StokieBlue |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:00 - Nov 14 by gordon |
Without getting into Andrew Neil, that's poor reporting from the Telegraph, who don't mention his tweet about Carole Cadwalladr:
https://inews.co.uk/news/media/andrew-neil-twitter-carole-cadwalladr-deleted-twe
To me Neil comes across as a bitter, entitled, egotistical oaf, of course others can have different views. And anyway, the Conservative party have put on more than enough right-wing comedy over the last couple of years. [Post edited 14 Nov 2018 8:00]
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To be fair to the Torygraph they do mention that tweet and what he said about her in the article.
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:13 - Nov 14 with 1814 views | gordon |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:11 - Nov 14 by StokieBlue |
To be fair to the Torygraph they do mention that tweet and what he said about her in the article.
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:14 - Nov 14 with 1816 views | tabletopjoe |
Satire by its nature is left wing. This is partly due to the fact that TW3, the birth of satire was created under a Tory government |  |
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:29 - Nov 14 with 1781 views | GeoffSentence |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:14 - Nov 14 by tabletopjoe |
Satire by its nature is left wing. This is partly due to the fact that TW3, the birth of satire was created under a Tory government |
Satire by nature is anti-establishment, which means it is left wing in this country. |  |
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:32 - Nov 14 with 1770 views | tabletopjoe |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:29 - Nov 14 by GeoffSentence |
Satire by nature is anti-establishment, which means it is left wing in this country. |
But the establishment is now run by the left at every level, including the police, universities and schools, and the civil service. So that can’t be true [Post edited 14 Nov 2018 8:32]
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:35 - Nov 14 with 1758 views | solemio |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:14 - Nov 14 by tabletopjoe |
Satire by its nature is left wing. This is partly due to the fact that TW3, the birth of satire was created under a Tory government |
Beyond the Fringe (Miller, Moore, Cook and Bennett) led to the birth of TW3. | | | |
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:46 - Nov 14 with 1725 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:14 - Nov 14 by tabletopjoe |
Satire by its nature is left wing. This is partly due to the fact that TW3, the birth of satire was created under a Tory government |
Satire is just a middle class word for sarcasm. |  |
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 09:18 - Nov 14 with 1685 views | BrixtonBlue |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:32 - Nov 14 by tabletopjoe |
But the establishment is now run by the left at every level, including the police, universities and schools, and the civil service. So that can’t be true [Post edited 14 Nov 2018 8:32]
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haha, ok. |  |
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 09:54 - Nov 14 with 1639 views | brazil1982 |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:03 - Nov 14 by UB9Blue |
Personally I think that shows such as 'Have I got News For You' and 'Mock the Week' have become rather tedious with their political ranting but then again 'Spitting Image' was no saint in this area when it was broadcast back in the day. |
Watch the Mash Report and you'll be wondering how that is classed as "hilarious" - I've never seen such a left-leaning programme. Awful.
Anti-Trump>Anti-Brexit>Anti-Britain>Repeat |  | | |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 09:56 - Nov 14 with 1629 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 08:00 - Nov 14 by gordon |
Without getting into Andrew Neil, that's poor reporting from the Telegraph, who don't mention his tweet about Carole Cadwalladr:
https://inews.co.uk/news/media/andrew-neil-twitter-carole-cadwalladr-deleted-twe
To me Neil comes across as a bitter, entitled, egotistical oaf, of course others can have different views. And anyway, the Conservative party have put on more than enough right-wing comedy over the last couple of years. [Post edited 14 Nov 2018 8:00]
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Did you actually read the article?
“The presenter's thoughts on BBC comedy came in a flurry of late night tweets in which he also referred to Carole Cadwalladr, the journalist who exposed the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, as the "mad cat woman" "Karol Kodswallop".
He later deleted it, and a BBC spokesman said Neil had recognised it was "inappropriate". |  |
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 10:22 - Nov 14 with 1597 views | WeWereZombies |
| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 09:54 - Nov 14 by brazil1982 |
Watch the Mash Report and you'll be wondering how that is classed as "hilarious" - I've never seen such a left-leaning programme. Awful.
Anti-Trump>Anti-Brexit>Anti-Britain>Repeat |
Whilst I agree that, from what little I have seen of it, 'The Mash Report' is very dull I would have to blame the right wing for that. When almost everything you say is riddled with error and every move you make is a mistake then your detractors find it too easy to get cheap laughs and get lazy in their satire. However, there is a very ugly underneath that only the darkest of humour reaches into. It is there that you will have to endure hardship to go and be prepared to have every assumption challenged. And it is also the meeting point of comedy and tragedy. |  |
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| Seems Andrew Neil doesn't agree with the popular opinion on here on 10:36 - Nov 14 with 1571 views | No9 |
I am surpised anyone takes any notice of what Andrew Neil has published in the Telegraphy given his job & who his employers are. | | | |
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