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Originally Posted by jaysay
After all this I wonder what effect this will have on other shows on both TV and Radio, to me there is no need for foul language or for that matter, personal abuse on a third person on any public broadcast body. Some of the language on say Graham Norton or Mock the Week, is close to the line of what is acceptable. If this kind of thing amuse people buy DVDs of Chubby Brown, or Jim Davidson, or go to their live shows for if you do that you know what your getting. I know that a lot of people on here have a dislike for the Mail, but today Richard Littlejohn puts some valid points across about the BBC and what we should accept from a Broadcasting Corporation which is paid for by the public and a lot of what he has said makes sense to me
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What really aggravates me is that the B.B.C. poach 'stars', like Ross, Brand, and Norton, who all achieved success on independent channels, with such massively inflated salaries, that they wouldn't be paid by channels who aren't funded in the way the B.B.C. is.
Why aren't they themselves nurturing new talent, instead of paying vast sums of our money for Ross, Brand et al?