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Sqad | 15:49 Mon 18th Mar 2019 | Film, Media & TV

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A gay had an extreme hissy fit on TV which was embarrassing.
Is this real time TV or was the Gay put up to this by the programme director?
Worth watching on Catch Up if you haven't recorded it.

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ummmm

I think it's pre recorded.

spathiphyllum

Sounds too good to be true doesn't it? ;)

I remember the boys necklace debate.

I think it's half real, half they try to source people who will be OTT

spathiphyllum

Sorry what a poor video sorry..

Try this

Sqad

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Thanks, ummmm, but it really hasn't answered my question which is was the contributor told to act in that manner or was it a reflex action?

EDDIE51

The show is pre-recorded and I am certain that several 'contraversal' items are intentionally added !

ummmm

I doubt it. Some people are just more OTT than others. You do get cases where people are civil to each other.

spathiphyllum

It was probably a bit of both Sqad.. People naturally dramatic and extra but told not to hold back on emotiveness by the producer.

EDDIE51

At the TV show I went to, there was a production team member who was giving instructions to the audience ,about when to cheer , clap, boo, shout etc. He was out of view of the cameras but in front of the audience ! I am certain the Gay guy was either 'put up to it' or more likely was an actor 'planted ' in the audience to cause more interest for viewers. Planting a few actors / actresses in the audience is standard procedure for TV shows.