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Millwall fan (he has a tattoo of the club crest on his chest) who can’t spell Greg
Over 50 more women came forward to complain about a man who liked to grope & take his trousers off in front of staff while not wearing pants
One woman who complained was told you are over 16 and have hardly been Jimmy Savilled
Same old bbc story. Don’t rein in the ‘talent’ while they are successful 

Lee Trundle" wrote: ↑11 Aug 2025, 15:38

Understood that Charlie Stayt was short with an intern & that Naga Munchetty shouted at one that didn’t make her porridge to her requirement (make not stir)
Not quite Jimmy Saville is it?

Tomshardware wrote: ↑07 Aug 2025, 14:56 Charlie Stayt at it now. 

Charlie Stayt at it now. 

Understand first episode of new Masterchef was aired
Saying it was edited to take out some of the BANTS between the now former hosts
And presumably the bit where Gregg takes his knob out and flops in a contestants trifle by way of a review

https://www.gbnews.com/celebrity/bbc-fr ... PaCDOxjITw



The woman in question is thought to have shown a "d*** pic" to a junior employee after asking her about her preferences.

A source shared: "As soon as the name of this woman - and details of her bad behaviour - are unleashed, it will derail entire departments and mark the first female to be formally swept up into the BBC’s wrongdoing roll call."

Speaking to The Sun, they continued: "It was meant to be jokey, locker-room type banter"

..Oh but when Trump does it...

 

Sally Nugent she's quite a sort.


 

She always reminds me of Olive Oyl. Sally that is
What I enjoy is the male presenters biting their tongues when they work with Naga Munchetty
She obviously winds them up something rotten but they realise their cushy number would be over if they called her a cսnt

Sally Nugent is who you're thinking of.
Her daily exchanges with Carol the weather lady are worth the licence fee alone.

"And if you're STEPPING OUT today, it's likely to be raining heavily"

"Rain is wet"

"Yes, thats right Sally"

It could be one person working for 3 hours a day for 7 days
By my recollection they have John Kay & Sally Whatserface as the main ones but they don’t do all week so Naga (well named) Charlie Stayt & assorted others rotate

Its a bit like the World Cup where they send commentators & pundits & then sports presenters plus news people to stand outside the stadium saying THERE WILL BE A MATCH IN THERE TONIGHT 
Plus others at the fan park telling us THIS IS THE FAN PARK

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑06 Aug 2025, 11:31 I wouldnt have a problem with sponsorship of shows rather than ads ie Strictly Come Dancing … brought to you by Gaylord Nipple Clamps 

Swiss. wrote: ↑06 Aug 2025, 11:05

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 18:11

zebthecat wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 16:40

Also Materchef is commisioned by the BBC but produced by Banijay.
Then you get weird ones like Line of Duty which was commisioned by the BBC but produced by ITV Studios.

That happens all the time on all TV channels for various reasons. The prodco either owns the rights so you have to buy it either for life of series or a certain amount of seasons, (hence why Bake off and Taskmaster jumped channels) or the broadcaster will commission it from them. If BBC doesn't have Masterchef for life of series, Channel 4 could nick that next time the deal needs to be renewed.

Yeah but who wants to sit through 5 mins of bloody woke ads every 25mins? Ok you can pay to stream with no ads for ITV , C4 etc. 

"For example how many presenters do they have over a week for their breakfast program"?

given the content, one is too many.

The bbc needs to cut back its staffing and do LESS
For example how many presenters do they have over a week for their breakfast program?
Certainly shouldn’t have been paying Lineker £1.3m or Zoe Fucking Ball AT ALL

I wouldnt have a problem with sponsorship of shows rather than ads ie Strictly Come Dancing … brought to you by Gaylord Nipple Clamps or EastEnders … brought to you by Mouth Breathing Morons Bank
Id pay a subscription for it if it was Netflix levels but I guess there would be problems with allowing access for the great unwashed for protected events like next years World Cup

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 18:11

zebthecat wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 16:40

Swiss. wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 15:05

I don't think any other media companies are any different it's just the BBC is supposed to be so upstanding and we pay a licence fee for it. Remember Frank Bough ? Who would have thought why he was so jolly in the mornings. 

The BBC does produce some great dramas/documentaries etc  but maybe should just be a streaming service now. We can get all out ad free stuff now on Iplayer, Netflix, Amazon and Apple. 

Also Materchef is commisioned by the BBC but produced by Banijay.
Then you get weird ones like Line of Duty which was commisioned by the BBC but produced by ITV Studios.

That happens all the time on all TV channels for various reasons. The prodco either owns the rights so you have to buy it either for life of series or a certain amount of seasons, (hence why Bake off and Taskmaster jumped channels) or the broadcaster will commission it from them. If BBC doesn't have Masterchef for life of series, Channel 4 could nick that next time the deal needs to be renewed.

What was going on behind the scenes at Rainbow was truly XXX. 

We know a song about that don't we ? 

yngwies Cat" wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 18:21 Basil Brush was well known for his love of the bugle ..

Basil Brush was well known for his love of the bugle ..

zebthecat wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 16:40

Swiss. wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 15:05

Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 14:55 Fucking BBC is a haven for poofs, perverts, and wankers, wind the cսnt up, it's long past its sell by date.

I don't think any other media companies are any different it's just the BBC is supposed to be so upstanding and we pay a licence fee for it. Remember Frank Bough ? Who would have thought why he was so jolly in the mornings. 

The BBC does produce some great dramas/documentaries etc  but maybe should just be a streaming service now. We can get all out ad free stuff now on Iplayer, Netflix, Amazon and Apple. 

Also Materchef is commisioned by the BBC but produced by Banijay.
Then you get weird ones like Line of Duty which was commisioned by the BBC but produced by ITV Studios.

Swiss. wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 15:05

Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 14:55 Fucking BBC is a haven for poofs, perverts, and wankers, wind the cսnt up, it's long past its sell by date.

I don't think any other media companies are any different it's just the BBC is supposed to be so upstanding and we pay a licence fee for it. Remember Frank Bough ? Who would have thought why he was so jolly in the mornings. 

The BBC does produce some great dramas/documentaries etc  but maybe should just be a streaming service now. We can get all out ad free stuff now on Iplayer, Netflix, Amazon and Apple. 

Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 14:55 Fucking BBC is a haven for poofs, perverts, and wankers, wind the cսnt up, it's long past its sell by date.

Fucking BBC is a haven for poofs, perverts, and wankers, wind the cսnt up, it's long past its sell by date.

claypole wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 13:47

Swiss. wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 12:14 In the 90s a mate of mine was told by his mate (a copper) that he had been called to the Blue Peter studios to an violent incident involving a naked Caron Keating (not the time he arrived) a cameraman and some white powder and a her boyfriend walking in. Don't shoot me I'm just the messenger.

How it does put the "Blue"' into Peter . 

Was that John Leslie's era?

Swiss. wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025, 12:14 In the 90s a mate of mine was told by his mate (a copper) that he had been called to the Blue Peter studios to an violent incident involving a naked Caron Keating (not the time he arrived) a cameraman and some white powder and a her boyfriend walking in. Don't shoot me I'm just the messenger.

How it does put the "Blue"' into Peter .