The James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture: Jeremy Paxman

[word2urmuva]

Haha, stick your red button up your fucking arse!

[helen2333]

Paxo looks like he's having a breakdown.

Calm down dear, it's only a lecture.

[montyetc]

Long live Jeremy Paxman: the British media's voice of sanity!

[hipflasks]

one of the few reasons I'm still in the UK, what a sad state of affairs.

[queenban]

anyone who writes on here is contributing to irony..... including me.

[capmodesty]

i agree with him completely, the bbc fails to make any programmes i wish to watch anymore (aside from Top Gear). This is why i won't get a tv licence for my bedroom,because i only watch one show so i'll go through to the main room to watch it with my Flatmates and not have to pay a ludicrous amount of money to watch the one programme the BBC makes that i want to watch.

[vikramkrishnan]

QI is another one

[CyrusGuitar]

If the BBC in general had the integrity and intelligence of Paxman then i would gladly tune in and even pay the license fee. As it is, I do not watch TV, i only download the occassional show like Top Gear and would never pay a license fee. The sooner the BBC dies the better, television as we know it will be dead in a few years, the internet will replace it entirely.

[mickswann]

Most people I know refer to "mainstream media" with an air of disdain. I think that we have all become far too aware that the media is, in the case of commercial stations, a corporate venture and, in the case of the BBC, little other than state propaganda.

People are flocking to the alternative media because no-one believes the BBC anymore, we've caught them lying too many times.

[dasfunkman]

paxman is the man.

he is the voice of sensible media.

[MistressMitra]

Fantastic!!!!!!!