Questiontime

[Section_31]

Didn't watch it last night. It's pretty pointless viewing these days. Lib Dems and Tories always agree, Labour usually send a nobody on to trot out the same old shite. The main attraction is usually a comedian, which says it all.

[Faustus]

Ken Clarke would be laughable if it wasn't for the fact he's in the cabinet.

[Section_31]

Don't watch it anymore. Shite.

[Iantn]

Ken Clarke would be laughable if it wasn't for the fact he's in the cabinet.

 

It would have been utterly staggering how quickly he turned the opening tax avoidance question into a dig at benefit fraud if it wasn't such an obvious turn around.

[WaltonRed]

cant watch it cos i fear the tele will go in otherwise!

[FanchesterCity]

Someone once said (paraphrased):

 

"The role of opposition is to prove the incompetence of government, and invariably they succeed"

[Ian Sea]

Don't watch it anymore. Shite.

 

Same here, it's painful viewing these days.

[Thomo123]

The bird who cut rocks with diamond tipped drill bits was fucking cringeworthy.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Someone once said (paraphrased):

 

"The role of opposition is to prove the incompetence of government, and invariably they succeed"

 

Was it Simon Green?

[lifetime fan]

The bird who cut rocks with diamond tipped drill bits was fucking cringeworthy.

 

What was going on with her voice?

 

It has undoubtedly gone down hill but I still would rather watch it than 95% of the dogshit on telly.

[Guest davelfc]

Don't usually watch this bunch of lying bastards, but Baldrick is doing well here.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Don't usually watch this bunch of lying bastards, but Baldrick is doing well here.

 

Just watched it on iplayer and you're right, Baldrick fucking tore out of the starting gates and tore into the crooked fucking bankers with a gusto Mr B. wudda been proud of.

 

I thought the tory hewwer was embarrassingly clueless though. Think the batteries had run out on her pager.

[lifetime fan]

Going to have to get this on iPlayer.

 

'Er indoors obviously thought CSI was more important to record than QT.

 

Fear not, I've had words.

[Bobby Hundreds]

Just started watching it as I record it and baldrick has opened the show with a great little rant, spot on. You could see the anger brewing with each word.

[Guest davelfc]

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[joeyk]

Johnny Rotten on tonight. Hopefully rips a Tory.

[Mendoza]

'Tonight's programme includes some strong language.'

[Phoenix]

I hate that fucking Mensch. She is a fucking clown.

[Dougie Do'ins]

Johnny Rotten on tonight. Hopefully rips a Tory.

Bet he like tip rip Mench

[Phoenix]

Johnny Rotten is a loose cannon

[WaltonRed]

I'd love an MP to say when they did drugs they loved them, I'm sick of MP's saying they're wrong, they're shit, they fuck you up

 

Yeh, they do, when you do them fucking wrong!

[RedRazor]

Just watched it on iPlayer and a bit disappointed after the parental guidance.

 

Sex Pistol meets Tory crack whore had to be be car crash TV but sadly not much happened. Called her a twat (indirectly) but that was it. She is actually quite fit....

[Stu Monty]

He was shit. As usual he was an incoherent mess that thinks he's about ten times cleverer than he actually is. Probably best sticking to selling butter.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

The ignorance surrounding drugs is unbelievable.

[Stu Monty]

If anyone actually wants to hear David Nutt's side of the story about him getting sacked by Alan Johnson then check out the Guardian Science Podcast last week. The reason he said E is safer than horse-riding is because it is. He didn't just make that up, he did an actual sicentific study into harm, as he thought if you're going to have a drugs policy it should base itself on the reality of what is actually harmful, and have a scale.

 

He said Johnson was generally reading from the same page but obviously just bottled it when he said it in publicv and the Mail and Sun wnety mental. Basically he's a massive coward who sacked him for political reasons. So, no real surprise there.