PT
Oh do get over yourself! I agree with JAH, you do my head in with your constant bias praising of your precious ITV.
Andrew posted:
Come again?
If it was anyone else posting, I'd say you've had too much mulled wine
But of course you post like that 365 days a year
If it was anyone else posting, I'd say you've had too much mulled wine
But of course you post like that 365 days a year
Oh do get over yourself! I agree with JAH, you do my head in with your constant bias praising of your precious ITV.
PT
It was him who helped ITV's downfall in the first place.
Brekkie posted:
Bring back Charles Allen.
MA
It was him who helped ITV's downfall in the first place.
Although we did still have regional idents under Mr Allen and subregions were as yet not questioned!
nok32uk posted:
Brekkie posted:
Bring back Charles Allen.
Although we did still have regional idents under Mr Allen and subregions were as yet not questioned!
RM
What's Mr Grade up to you ask: I imagine he's sitting at desk, smoking fat cigars; wondering how many more people he can make redundant, while he rakes in multi-million pound bonuses. It's not as if ITV is short of cash or anything, especially beyond the listening posts of the M25.
Trebles all round...
623058 posted:
what about mr grade?
What's Mr Grade up to you ask: I imagine he's sitting at desk, smoking fat cigars; wondering how many more people he can make redundant, while he rakes in multi-million pound bonuses. It's not as if ITV is short of cash or anything, especially beyond the listening posts of the M25.
Trebles all round...
MM
Like you, 623058 [I hope that is how you spell your name], it is rather contradictory for Michael Grade to talk about ITV's past. He was on The Stanley Baxter Show this past Christmas Day, telling everyone how proud he was scheduling such a well-loved entertainment programme. What's stopping him nowadays doing such a thing?
With his strong family background in television, it would have been thought he, of all people, could turn around ITV's fortunes. That is not the case. No, he carries on Charles Allen's 'tradition' of destroying the moral values of ITV and its long heritage.
To be very tabloid-ish, Michael does not fit the Grade.
With his strong family background in television, it would have been thought he, of all people, could turn around ITV's fortunes. That is not the case. No, he carries on Charles Allen's 'tradition' of destroying the moral values of ITV and its long heritage.
To be very tabloid-ish, Michael does not fit the Grade.