What's on the telly?

[Jonb]

BBC4 Black Sabbath n Ozzy. I remember as a kid my dad was in the St Johns Ambulance and volunteer attended the local gigs, and took me and chrisB with him. 16th June 1978, Black Sabbath 10th Anniversary tour at Bridlington Spa. AND met them all!
Still have the gig souvinir prog.
Then saw Sabbath a few years later with Ronnie JD (RIP)

[arcademannequin]

BBC4 Black Sabbath n Ozzy. I remember as a kid my dad was in the St Johns Ambulance and volunteer attended the local gigs, and took me and chrisB with him. 16th June 1978, Black Sabbath 10th Anniversary tour at Bridlington Spa. AND met them all!
Still have the gig souvinir prog.
Then saw Sabbath a few years later with Ronnie JD (RIP)

Watching it also. - Can't stand his music, but always found him an interesting character.

[Teddynonose]

I enjoyed Mr Lydon's contribution to Question Time on Thursday.
He is still very confrontational but talks a lot of sense unlike the weasily politicians around him.
The BBC should be commended on taking a risk to let hm have his say

Cant help thinking that Fish would make an excellent member of the panel.

[tosh]

I enjoyed Mr Lydon's contribution to Question Time on Thursday.
He is still very confrontational but talks a lot of sense unlike the weasily politicians around him.
The BBC should be commended on taking a risk to let hm have his say

Cant help thinking that Fish would make an excellent member of the panel.

Did you not find him a bit 'panto' he said a few things that were basic common sense but he didn't pull up any trees.
He's not the angry young man any more no matter how he pretends and should probably stick to flogging dead horses and butter.

[arcademannequin]

I enjoyed Mr Lydon's contribution to Question Time on Thursday.
He is still very confrontational but talks a lot of sense unlike the weasily politicians around him.
The BBC should be commended on taking a risk to let hm have his say

Cant help thinking that Fish would make an excellent member of the panel.

Did you not find him a bit 'panto' he said a few things that were basic common sense but he didn't pull up any trees.
He's not the angry young man any more no matter how he pretends and should probably stick to flogging dead horses and butter.

Completely agree. Found him not only incredibly annoying, but also got the impression that he was continually trying to play up his own ego. He seemed to take great delight in informing the audience that he still did drugs. Who feckin' cares?!

[docbob]

Completely agree. Found him(her) not only incredibly annoying, but also got the impression that (s) he was continually trying to play up his (her) own ego. (s)He seemed to take great delight in informing the audience that (s)he (once) still did drugs. Who feckin' cares?!

sorry were you talking about John Lydon or Louise Mensch there???

[arcademannequin]

Completely agree. Found him(her) not only incredibly annoying, but also got the impression that (s) he was continually trying to play up his (her) own ego. (s)He seemed to take great delight in informing the audience that (s)he (once) still did drugs. Who feckin' cares?!

sorry were you talking about John Lydon or Louise Mensch there???

Come to think of it, both of them!

Thought Tony Robinson was a good panelist the week before. Spoke a lot of sense.

[Teddynonose]

Baldrick was very good a few weeks ago.
I thought that Mr Lydon was very entertaining. Still trying to be the anarchic confrontational teenager stirring things up a bit although Ms Mensch tried to steal centre stage from him with her drug taking revelations.

[arcademannequin]

Fool's Company - Night Of The Company on DVD! - Great show, but amazed to be reminded just how much his voice has improved since then!

[arcademannequin]

Fool's Company - Night Of The Company on DVD! - Great show, but amazed to be reminded just how much his voice has improved since then!

Those two girls on BG's are great. Don't know their names. Great version of Just Good Friends!