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(December 2005)

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AN
Andrew Founding member
I can't see a thread for this but its on right now on ITV1

What did you all think of Jonathan's opening monologue?
PA
pad
Johnny Rotten and Paul O'Grady very funny just then. Loved Johnny dragging it out for ages, and Paul's acceptance speech. Laughing Smile
NW
nwtv2003
pad posted:
Johnny Rotten and Paul O'Grady very funny just then. Loved Johnny dragging it out for ages, and Paul's acceptance speech. Laughing Smile


Paul O'Grady was very funny and was rather honest about the whole thing, also expecting those two little shíts to get the award. Laughing

Though I had to agree with Simon Cowell about The X Factor winning, which was just strange.
OV
Orry Verducci
The Simpsons winning was a classic there, what a perfect speech, had me falling over in laughter.
PA
pad
nwtv2003 posted:
Though I had to agree with Simon Cowell about The X Factor winning, which was just strange.


I missed that bit, what happened?
OV
Orry Verducci
Simon questioned how the X Factor won as it's not a comedy show.
BO
BOL I0X
The X Factor thing let me down. It got awarded as a "Comedy Entertainment" show, and says that it is going to be followed by two more series.

You have to admit, The X factor is just getting boring now.

However, Dan Castenalla's (i know that's incorrect) speech was hilarious:

"We have Madonna, now you have Madonna"
"You have the Beatles, we have the Rolling Stones"

Laughing
PA
pad
I disagree that the X Factor is getting boring, but I agree it is not a comedy programme.
TR
travisp
X-Factor winning isn't that strange as one year Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? also won a comedy award.
PA
pad
Who Wants to be a Millionaire - now that is a show that's become boring. Stale isn't the word.
NH
Nick Harvey Founding member
Andrew posted:
What did you all think of Jonathan's opening monologue?

It was sixteen minutes and thirty-two seconds too long.
DA
DAS Founding member
A major part of the comedy for me is the look of terror on Jonathan Ross' face trying to get to the news for 10:30.

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