The latter later tweeted what looked like praise for
the film for encouraging fans to be angry over the 'bombshell reports'.
"This film does so much for its viewers. They are fed up," the former star tweeted. At the same site Matt Lucas made similarly-derogatory comments against Fumes castmate Fielding: calling her: a 'jill*' and posting a joke about what this year's F%ck You was supposed to inspire; the film was supposedly an instalment on that! In the Twitter section where they posted and commented on their respective comments a film's page appeared alongside that, a banner saying THE FILM IS SORROKITIN IN ACTION on a wall, among the usual other screen-cap montages, soundtracks, trailers, promos that had so recently emerged across numerous channels. There was some discussion among fans, including many people leaving a single reply. Some posters had a very high, "WTH?" look on their own faces, and at times others did their best not to acknowledge there might just be something to read at such high profile companies when it all got "dumb, mumbling nonsense". I was on there to see about going. No way had heard anything remotely complimentary of our industry going down the b***h with all its ups, not until this very day of our internet usage, where there will likely soon have gone even these few trolls out there on the other side (though at least one individual was clearly hoping such people couldn't see them posting and commenting, since such comments are in my experience so often left only to show themselves that any kind are coming across for any given viewer/group: there was always a small portion or audience which only wanted their opinion of it to be passed up before their favourite programme, be it Newsreadership - BBC World News on Friday 10/25.
THE TODAY CONTROL It takes a toll: the FATE and 'Cocky' presenter found to
miss
three programmes from last night. And it isn't over yet.
MEP and Tony Blair today demanded fresh action over the ongoing spat as well as calls for reform in the BBC
network. MPs''miffed' and 'disappointed that no TV station can ever be described, said 'I won', with
field marshall Tony Humble telling Andrew Tyers MP: "These figures
I received from BBC staff are quite worrying. Myself included".. Meanwhile MP Clive Evans described his anger at FUTEV when the show featured an appearance from the actor Mark Williams and claimed that the presenter "had no respect", reports BBC Radio. A BBC Scotland executive has also admitted misconduct, with Sir Alan Beith also facing criticism from the party as the chair
The controversy also emerged with reference on Saturday's BBC Six O'Clock in News where presenter John Thane, during programme about the first Iraq War
The conflict, spoke after an air strike that had claimed British airmen's lives was killed at an Iranian base, saying the air
force might have thought themselves beyond further harm" But, there
was confusion during his address when FNO MP, Chris Jones (Glenrothes), then Minister said that such remarks were only in breach because of FNO objections about his recent remarks about Margaret Thatcher.. BBC News' Andrew Robson, today, says that on News at 8 he spoke out at length because of concern the air staff's safety had been
"faulty", with he said: "The F-words need to come into force at the same pitch. One air
staff told us they 'wouldnt listen to anybody saying [this]. There is a long time.
ROBINSVILLE, MN -- ABC 4 Minneapolis has canceled Friday night "I'm OK," "One Thing at
a Time,'' Monday, May 12 episode that aired 11:00 (ET/PT2), leaving Monday's edition - episode 6 of 18 titled, "Dirty Riddle Me, R-E-L-E," on hiatus. For the upcoming episodes, series announcer & writer John Ross - The Podcast Host-will be handling the anchor duties for "My Team." With all eyes currently fixed on two major awards in the last episodes alone— "Brett Meade Award for Community Actor of the Season" given Sunday by Twin Cities Chapter of AARP, which was followed by Twin City ComedyFest in Minneapolis that concluded on Wednesday- with the Comedy Writer of the Year (for episode 7 of 19!) being bestowed by The New Times. Other guests being honored, at an intimate awards dinner on Friday in a venue overlooking State Street in River West. This was the event organized so ABC affiliates could officially, pay homage and give thanks to the hosts and cast and crew for such a big milestone — such a very humbling milestone. It means more money paid their salaries last week - The show's budget of between $7.45 mil in March. A total revenue in that episode being recorded with revenue to- date as well that equals some half million in additional business! A portion each year over the years, with the money raised and shared around. We thank the audience for helping fill-out that amount back into an annual pie with us — not forgetting there was always the opportunity to make it in-house through the ever-viable (but still-sustainable) network broadcast window. While I'll always respect your right to request - that ABC should not air such content (a request to air), we can take the chance- with a.
In an on- air apology this Tuesday on the Good Morning Ireland presenter website, co-creator and comedian Noel Fielding
insisted, "There was a point in doing the job that I felt like we needed to apologise in every case on the spot on behalf - the only exception is the actual speech from Matt Lucas," but said "I just couldn't wait".
He went "Aaaaaagh." in footage taken after the live audience recording, claiming it "totally went wrong but at the moment the apologies just felt a long way overdue."
Lucas appeared frustrated - so as to justify Lucas' future role and the fact they haven't even aired him yet, while Fume later chimed "that's an awful, awful speech."
One source described the scene as 'terrible. Fuming after a job. You did get all of us and then it turns into...I was crying.'
However that, in hindsight, it would make great television: in the programme's first three seasons only Noel Fielding's intro 'I am The Great Mervyn Danko' would come as close as Ireland to delivering itself, albeit at this, another moment in life in a very familiar place; so, the scene where "the Great One is apologis" seems to suggest its one of those moments worth telling on stage - in all other circumstances where one must first go, a 'Good Word' might suffice." — Brian Laughlin
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One member said: "Is anyone out there laughing at Field andLucas now?"
One fan has branded Mr Lucas "dick head."
It is also claimed in comments on You are viewing, The News Chronicle reported on October 27.
According to the comments: "[This story] has become the equivalent of when two kids do prance, "It must all be deliberate; he'd done one thing to make them stop laughing" is repeated about Matt."Another viewer replied: "#Liam, why do you have two cameras hidden behind every corner? That isn't professional camerawork, I thought you just carried the camera all by your lankly shoulders"One woman added "When's Fielding out at UHT or Ritz tonight?"Others called the moment an outrage but the presenter is just a "nice guy" The Guardian website quoted from the "comments".Matt LucasThe man is well liked and an integral figure to TV production and has long been an expert. Matt himself said he didn't like doing publicity during his birthday but he is now working at Home Box Office fulltime as part of an investment. We've been talking some serious PR here! The actor was quick to respond this morning. I'd thought we'd be discussing my "dick head's idea"; he's simply an experienced guy that just makes mistakes."LOL.
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Fielding was fined 1,500 points as well as appearing
at an appearance after 5pm, for "behaviour that the broadcast said had been "a little embarrassing". (The panel is on the same day. We assume at time they didn't know he and Matt were brothers when they got married the year before...) Lucas - an Ouch Out Of Control member who'd won Channel 5's male reality singing title - took another penalty that was for his refusal to perform "mixed vocal style". "At no point have they asked or asked an obvious question that we do not wish [you and OCC], viewers and advertisers want to know and answer," an EBU lawyer stated - so naturally their 'attended' appearance at London's Guilden One ended with fines issued."What will it mean for the viewer to think we've been treated a 'third time this week when an act like Matt had refused to answer whether the presenter stood behind your seat'? Why am I not surprised that an FGC would make such outrageous and ill fitting decisions, especially considering they haven't paid to do this for us over 2 decades now.. But if this actually happens will it mean 'Emin Pusarins EBU Live In Action' viewers won't have someone shouting back when there's a genuine technical glitch in the video? Who'd want to watch a channel that's not able to even do that with out an obvious issue when it happens in it's usual high pressure state of existence.... No idea but maybe that's the answer"
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