Bloody hell! When i saw the title of this thread i thought he'd really been assasinated. I've not been near the news today and been way too busy to read the papers. Although i did have a little chuckle when i was queueing in my local Tesco Express. I glimpsed a peak at the Daily express front page.
I've got to watch this when it's aired. Wishfull thinking? Nooo! Perish the thought.
:-(
A former member
I hope it does get broadcast, and not getted pulled!
:-(
A former member
The Washington Post posted:
More4, which launched in October 2005, is one of three satellite channels affiliated with Channel 4, a major independent television channel in Britain. The other two affiliates are a children's channel and a movie channel, while Dale said More4 carries "serious, upmarket" programming aimed at adults.
Actually after a bit of a lapse over the summer it looks like the high profile monthly events are set to return to More4 with a few more topical dramas including The Trial of Tony Blair later this year and something about Saddam Hussain early next year.
I don't know what the programme is going to contain, but if it is purely just a ficticious documentary abuot G. Bush being assasinated, a bit like 'The Day Britain Stopped', then I really don't see the problem with it. I thought that the U.S.A. stood for freedom of speech. if corporations boycott a artful documentary based on a 'what if …', then there is definately no 'freedom of speech'.
Also if American Companies, or American companies' brands' companies, refuse to advertise on c.4.—happy days !
edit: There! It is actually typographical errors: not grammar or punctation !
Bloody hell! When i saw the title of this thread i thought he'd really been assasinated.
I was careful and put "assassination" in speech marks in a hope that wouldn't happen!
Like i take any notice of punctuation and grammar I don't even use a capital initial letter for my username.
I'm hanging around TVF a bit more these days so you need big red warning signs to alert me lol..
How sad is this quoting myself.. There are exceptions though...
Quote Mr del monte
I don't know what the programme is going to contain, but if it is purely just a ficticious documentary abuot G. Bush being assasinated, a bit liek 'The Day Britain STopped', then I really don't see theh problem with it. I thought that the u.S.A. stood for freedom of sppech. if corporations boycott a artful documentary based on a 'what if …', then there is definately no 'freedom of speech'.
Also if American Companies, or American companies' brands' companies, refusfuse to advertise on c.4.—happy days !
This should be intresting, for we all harbor a dislike for the taonk, but what will happen in the death of the load bearing weight that is that said taonk?
In Choas will he cause more suffering than imageingable?
This should be intresting, for we all harbor a dislike for the taonk, but what will happen in the death of the load bearing weight that is that said taonk?
In Choas will he cause more suffering than imageingable?
