Not much of a Ross fan, and less so of the other chap,but like Ian said only 2 complaints after the show was aired, so the audience it was aimed at certainly found it funny!
The show was shown to the elderly chap in question prior to being show,now he did not like it,and the BBC still aired it!
and apparently many of the BBC's favoured shows are much worse,and regularly have bits cut out.
And what of the poor girl they slatted?as the news and views seem to centre more so on her grandfather!
Well she's suffering badly, what with having to talk to the sun,no doubt for a fee,and I wonder what job offers will come her way from this clear intrusion of her life style!
And yet she too seems more concerned with her grandfather than herself, very admirable, and who is listed as one of her best friends apparently?
someone called brand!
So it would seem that some are using Ross as a scapegoat, and people who clearly do not share his taste or dislike his vast salary are having a whale of a time, hell even MPs seem to have the cheek to talk about the morality of it all! What a laugh that is.
Should they not be busy doing there jobs, rather than jumping on the band wagon?They have more than enough to do.
I am now making a list of all the crap I dislike on the BBC,and which offends my intelligent's with its gross exaggerations and corny comedies.
So EastEnders should be out for a start,followed closely by all there comedy programmes. in fact having a hard time thinking of anything really worthwhile, bar a few documentaries.
But then its the BBC's job to cater for all taste, so whilst I may not like a lot of the stuff they show,plenty do,and apparently plenty of people watch that Ross guy and like him.
So you wont see me getting on any band wagon, I will watch what I like and not watch things I clearly dis like.Luckly every body has that choice.