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03 Jul 14
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Their comedy programme 'Benidorm' is enjoying a REPEATED run.
On the very same night that Rolf Harris was convicted, Tim Healey was shown singing Harris's 1969 hit 'Two Little Boys.
HORROR OF HORRORS!!!!!!!!!
And ITV have APOLOGISED for it.
WTF has the world come to today???
On the very same night that Rolf Harris was convicted, Tim Healey was shown singing Harris's 1969 hit 'Two Little Boys.
HORROR OF HORRORS!!!!!!!!!
And ITV have APOLOGISED for it.
WTF has the world come to today???
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Would have been funnier if he'd done the original version of Tie me Kangaroo down sport ( UK 1960 )
I would assume that the apology was to simply point out that the showing of that particular episode at that time was purely accidental and that they were not showing it in an effort to increase viewing figures.
yes they were likely to have rearranged the schedules just so they could
increase their viewing figures..and on purpose too!
increase their viewing figures..and on purpose too!
Sorry seems to be the easiest word these days. Means Hee Haw.
did the BBC ever apologise for showing that dreadful sitcom with Ronnie Corbett?
Probably because of this-
The BBC has received 216 complaints about an episode of The Tweenies, in which a character appeared dressed as disgraced TV presenter Jimmy Savile.
The programme, which was filmed in 2001 , was shown on CBeebies before 09:00 in January 2013.
In the scene, the character Max appeared in a blonde wig, wearing Savile's trademark tracksuits and using his accent and catchphrases.
Needless to say Paul Dacre went beserk
The BBC has received 216 complaints about an episode of The Tweenies, in which a character appeared dressed as disgraced TV presenter Jimmy Savile.
The programme, which was filmed in 2001 , was shown on CBeebies before 09:00 in January 2013.
In the scene, the character Max appeared in a blonde wig, wearing Savile's trademark tracksuits and using his accent and catchphrases.
Needless to say Paul Dacre went beserk
Probably because of this-
The BBC has received 216 complaints about an episode of The Tweenies, in which a character appeared dressed as disgraced TV presenter Jimmy Savile.
The programme, which was filmed in 2001 , was shown on CBeebies before 09:00 in January 2013.
In the scene, the character Max appeared in a blonde wig, wearing Savile's trademark tracksuits and using his accent and catchphrases.
Needless to say Paul Dacre went beserk
The BBC has received 216 complaints about an episode of The Tweenies, in which a character appeared dressed as disgraced TV presenter Jimmy Savile.
The programme, which was filmed in 2001 , was shown on CBeebies before 09:00 in January 2013.
In the scene, the character Max appeared in a blonde wig, wearing Savile's trademark tracksuits and using his accent and catchphrases.
Needless to say Paul Dacre went beserk
Sorry, for posting it twice.
That was easy to say and not really mean it
That was easy to say and not really mean it
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