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slinky 16-11-2007 20:41

Re: Children in Need
 
I just watched the Nobenders one!! I quite enjoyed that :D

sparkie 16-11-2007 22:38

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The spice girls, like Leona were also miming.

Westlife and Annie Lennox were live though as was David Gray. Ipersonally would pay good money to see Annie Lennox live, I think she is one of the most extraordiary female singers ever to appear on stage. She's just fab!!!

garinda 16-11-2007 22:47

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Great that so much money is being raised for worthy causes, however the whole thing is tainted for me since it was revealed that Sir Terry Wogan pockets a fee for tonight of £75,000, and has done since the charity was launched, even though all the other performers and presenters give their time for free.

The whole thing is a bit of a shambles. It's like watching Saturday night telly in the old East Germany.

After a very unfunny Hotel Babylon/Fawlty Towers scetch, Sir Tel asks Prunella Scales if she enjoyed reviving the role of Sybil Fawlty, to which she replied she'd forgoten what to say. Silence.

Still, lots of money for charity, and the lovely Fiona Bruce's legs looked great in the Chicago set.

slinky 16-11-2007 22:57

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OMG ..... Tony Blackburn is on it aswell ............... I don't fffffffluffing believe this. How weird, the 2 most annoying men together!! as i predicted... :(

BERNADETTE 16-11-2007 23:12

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I thought Terry Wogan wasn't taking his fees for tonight.

garinda 16-11-2007 23:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 494740)
I thought Terry Wogan wasn't taking his fees for tonight.

I hope so. Good to hear, though I think the fact that this was exposed earlier this year, and made public, may have something to do with his change of heart.

lancsdave 16-11-2007 23:36

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You have to feel sorry for Fern Cotton. Co-presenter of the show, not only having to work with some dementia stricken geriatric but she also gets last pick in the wardrobe department.

harwood red 17-11-2007 00:30

Re: Children in Need
 
Well I loved the kids in dragon's den, especially the 9 year old, bless :)

grannyclaret 17-11-2007 00:51

Re: Children in Need
 
I liked the Jo Brand thingy,,never mind the buzzcocks,, she always cheers me up
My son and grandson from Burnley ,have just come in ,they are staying for the night after helping to man the phones at blackpool,,they said it was realy busy,,,

WillowTheWhisp 17-11-2007 07:05

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Now that Terry Wogan wasn't getting paid does that mean the BBC will be donating the money to Children In Need instead?

I'm just trying to work out how it benefits the charity.

AccyMad 17-11-2007 09:00

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A re-united Boyzone was my favourite bit - at least until Stephen Gately started getting all hyper about it - bless him :)

garinda 17-11-2007 09:02

Re: Children in Need
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 494769)
Now that Terry Wogan wasn't getting paid does that mean the BBC will be donating the money to Children In Need instead?

I'm just trying to work out how it benefits the charity.

Him not being paid his seventy five grand fee this year, doesn't benefit the charity.

I suppose it allows him to stand there, not feeling guilty, amongst all the other performers who have given their time for free.

The BBC will probably just split the £75,000 between those other two underpaid presenters, Ross and Norton. :D

grannyclaret 17-11-2007 10:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 494788)
Him not being paid his seventy five grand fee this year, doesn't benefit the charity.

. :D

i was gobsmacked when i found out he got paid a whopping big fee,,,i always thought he did it for free:(:(:(


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