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Bbc Defends Stephen Fry
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Oh so just because it happened to be from uncouth Fry it is perfectly acceptable?
Note the BBC's response, first they address him as Stephen instead of using his surname as is generally the case with others, then go on to excuse him because that is how he is.
/// “Stephen, whose irreverence and style is extremely well-known to
viewers, ///
And what could be said regarding the Independence's reporting:
/// In happier news, Fry chose the Baftas weekend to make his first public appearance with his new husband Elliott Spencer, who watched on from the wings as the actor won the affections not just of Birdman stars Michael Keaton and Ed Norton, but also a kiss from Cuba Gooding Jr. ///
All lovies together, yuk, please pass the sick bucket.
Oh so just because it happened to be from uncouth Fry it is perfectly acceptable?
Note the BBC's response, first they address him as Stephen instead of using his surname as is generally the case with others, then go on to excuse him because that is how he is.
/// “Stephen, whose irreverence and style is extremely well-known to
viewers, ///
And what could be said regarding the Independence's reporting:
/// In happier news, Fry chose the Baftas weekend to make his first public appearance with his new husband Elliott Spencer, who watched on from the wings as the actor won the affections not just of Birdman stars Michael Keaton and Ed Norton, but also a kiss from Cuba Gooding Jr. ///
All lovies together, yuk, please pass the sick bucket.
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He didnt just use a swear word. He introduced someone as x effing x, which is disgusting and uncalled for.
He said it was "pissing down" with stars. Why? Not funny and not clever.
He kissed a man on the lips. Again unnecessary.
He imitated Stephen Hawkins synthesised voice. Was that amusing? No it was cruel and silly.
He talked about his toyboy husband - as if enough hasnt already been said
Why should people have to switch off a programme they wanted to watch due to the self obsessed foul mouthed commentator? Watershed or not it was not even slightly entertaining and BBC should not defend using this has been.
He said it was "pissing down" with stars. Why? Not funny and not clever.
He kissed a man on the lips. Again unnecessary.
He imitated Stephen Hawkins synthesised voice. Was that amusing? No it was cruel and silly.
He talked about his toyboy husband - as if enough hasnt already been said
Why should people have to switch off a programme they wanted to watch due to the self obsessed foul mouthed commentator? Watershed or not it was not even slightly entertaining and BBC should not defend using this has been.
Pocket Rocket,
"Almost every body does it" A lot of people drive a car whilst on the phone. Doesn't make it right. If you swear and that makes you a very knowledgeable person, then, YOU tell me why it is not a sign of ignorance. I was just giving an example of a paradox. I was not being judgemental on Fry. BTW a paradox is a contradiction in terms!
"Almost every body does it" A lot of people drive a car whilst on the phone. Doesn't make it right. If you swear and that makes you a very knowledgeable person, then, YOU tell me why it is not a sign of ignorance. I was just giving an example of a paradox. I was not being judgemental on Fry. BTW a paradox is a contradiction in terms!
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