Sir Roger Moore on Paul O'Grady

[julian_craster]

Sir Roger Moore is due to appear on on the Paul O'Grady Show (C4) today (Thursday) at 5.00PM.....

[Rennie]

Removed by Rennie

[Rennie]

Originally Posted by julian_craster Sir Roger Moore is due to appear on on the Paul O'Grady Show (C4) today (Thursday) at 5.00PM.....

Fingers crossed. POG's been plugging Moore's appearance for weeks. Be interesting to see him indulging in Grady's usual childish frolics at the end of the show, but then RM loves to take the p*** out of himself.

Great actor, great star, and great man who never forgets who made him famous.

[Marky B]

Originally Posted by Rennie Fingers crossed. POG's been plugging Moore's appearance for weeks. Be interesting to see him indulging in Grady's usual childish frolics at the end of the show, but then RM loves to take the p*** out of himself. Great actor, great star, and great man who never forgets who made him famous.

I agree,Rennie. I wonder if there will be a mention of our Rog protesting with Cadbury workers outside the company's hq in London,about the closure of their factory?
Ta Ta
Marky B

[Marky B]

I've given up on the Paul O Grady Show - I still think he is a brilliant comedian,but the guests are getting recycled too much on this show. Barbara Windsor was on again the other week.
Ta Ta
Marky B

[lordtednfs]

Originally Posted by Marky B I've given up on the Paul O Grady Show - I still think he is a brilliant comedian,but the guests are getting recycled too much on this show. Barbara Windsor was on again the other week. Ta Ta Marky B

Time for re-invention, that's why he and so many others are trying, may I mention Oprah, whom are getting the best singers from the Phils to appear on their shows, as they have realised where real quality is.

TV in the UK needs a serious injection to cure the bad progs.

I have managed to d/load many progs including game shows, which appear to be the meat and veg of prime time tv and yet are so much alike, especially at weekends.

Even though, it's wonderful to be able to d/load some excellent tv progs over the last few months, The Curse of Steptoe, Hancock and Joan, Frankie Howerd, Hughie Green and so on, I wonder if they'll dare to do a Kenneth Williams and Syd James biographic prog? It would make excellent watching.

Maybe the tv Gods should look back to see how things were made back in the 80's and 90's to see how decent progs were made and seek advice from those that made them. Many people, including myself, are turning away from the one eyed monster and using the net for entertainment.

Shame on you that charge licence payers fees for a poor service, not that I pay as there is no licence fee here, get real and invent. Why doesn't someone complain to Watchdog to try and get their licence fee back for a terribly bad service? Oh I forgot! The beeb is Watchdog. No win solution here then? It could come back to haunt you and to bite you.

_______________
Hooked off the line

[lordtednfs]

Originally Posted by Marky B I've given up on the Paul O Grady Show - I still think he is a brilliant comedian,but the guests are getting recycled too much on this show. Barbara Windsor was on again the other week. Ta Ta Marky B

May I be the first to congatulate you Marky B on your 3000th message.

_______________
Hooked off the line

[batman]

Originally Posted by lordtednfs May I be the first to congatulate you Marky B on your 3000th message. _______________ Hooked off the line

Nice one, mate. Keep 'em coming.

[Windthrop]

Originally Posted by lordtednfs May I be the first to congatulate you Marky B on your 3000th message. _______________ Hooked off the line

Indeed - join the club

[Marky B]

Thanks,Chaps. Of course I am way behind Windy and as for Bats' tally,I may as well give up.
Ta Ta
Marky B

[Pricey]

Originally Posted by Rennie ... but then RM loves to take the p*** out of himself.

Is this the same Roger Moore who had a complete hissy fit on Dame Edna some years ago when she showed him modelling on the cover of a 1950s knitting pattern? Complete sense of humour failure on his part, I recall.

[batman]

Originally Posted by Pricey Is this the same Roger Moore who had a complete hissy fit on Dame Edna some years ago when she showed him modelling on the cover of a 1950s knitting pattern? Complete sense of humour failure on his part, I recall.

I remember that ... it didn't look much like a hissy fit to me.

Sir Rog doesn't do hissy fits .....

YouTube - Sir Les & Style