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Started by redelitev6, 29 April 2018, 19:26:26

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redelitev6

 :o Once upon a time it was a harmless programme dedicated to country/farming matters , on tonight's programme we have farmers discussing their repressed sexuality and coming out in the rural community , WTF !  :o

STEMO

Quote from: redelitev6 on 29 April 2018, 19:26:26
:o Once upon a time it was a harmless programme dedicated to country/farming matters , on tonight's programme we have farmers discussing their repressed sexuality and coming out in the rural community , WTF !  :o
Next week there's a feature on sheep shagging and the moral implications.

Lizzie Zoom

The programme does discuss farming and the challenges farmers face at all levels. It is very effective at doing that, with a large following within the farming community.

Life on a farm in 2018 is very hard with plenty of uncertainty.

I personally look forward to this programme every week :y

TheBoy

Another BBC programme with a BBC agenda.

What did that BBC News exec call it the other day, "solution driven journalism"?

Neutral, my arse.
Grumpy old man

redelitev6

Quote from: TheBoy on 29 April 2018, 19:58:26
Another BBC programme with a BBC agenda.

What did that BBC News exec call it the other day, "solution driven journalism"?

Neutral, my arse.
Seems appropriate considering the subject matter !

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Quote from: TheBoy on 29 April 2018, 19:58:26
Another BBC programme with a BBC agenda.

What did that BBC News exec call it the other day, "solution driven journalism"?

Neutral, my arse.

Saved me from a loas of typing. Thanks.  :y

Ive said for years about the Beeb - shut it down, its worthless useless shite.
Its weird being the same age as old people !

ronnyd

The Beeb now is just PC gone mad and catering for the middle classes.

STEMO

Quote from: ronnyd on 29 April 2018, 21:22:30
The Beeb now is just PC gone mad and catering for the middle classes.
The BBC doesn't, directly, stand for any political party of any colour, it wouldn't dare. What it does is invite guests and commentators on to it's news and current affairs programmes that it knows will have a certain point of view.
Partisan....at arms length.

Shackeng

Quote from: STEMO on 29 April 2018, 22:10:50
Quote from: ronnyd on 29 April 2018, 21:22:30
The Beeb now is just PC gone mad and catering for the middle classes.
The BBC doesn't, directly, stand for any political party of any colour, it wouldn't dare. What it does is invite guests and commentators on to it's news and current affairs programmes that it knows will have a certain point of view.
Partisan....at arms length.

Correct. >:(

Mister Rog

Quote from: STEMO on 29 April 2018, 19:37:47
Quote from: redelitev6 on 29 April 2018, 19:26:26
:o Once upon a time it was a harmless programme dedicated to country/farming matters , on tonight's programme we have farmers discussing their repressed sexuality and coming out in the rural community , WTF !  :o
Next week there's a feature on sheep shagging and the moral implications.

"moral implications"  . . . . . are there any? What's the fuss about    ::)

"The desire to be a politician should bar you for life from ever becoming one." Billy Connolly

Varche

I used to enjoy it but stopped watching it when they changed the format to cater for people with short attention spans. For example starting an item then after a few minutes switching to another item after saying later we will go back to the first item. Top Gear does it too.

One day we will have in depth documentary programmes that last as long as two maybe three minutes
The biggest joke on mankind is that computers have started asking humans to prove that they aren't a robot.

78bex

Quote from: Mister Rog on 29 April 2018, 22:41:27
Quote from: STEMO on 29 April 2018, 19:37:47
Quote from: redelitev6 on 29 April 2018, 19:26:26
:o Once upon a time it was a harmless programme dedicated to country/farming matters , on tonight's programme we have farmers discussing their repressed sexuality and coming out in the rural community , WTF !  :o
Next week there's a feature on sheep shagging and the moral implications.

"moral implications"  . . . . . are there any? What's the fuss about    ::)

It`s when the Farmer in question introduces his favourite black sheep Venus & Serena  :-X

Sir Tigger KC

Coming from a farming background I used to watch it every week.  :y

Then they snuck in a 15-20 minute segment about artists, sculptors and yogurt knitters every week and I've increasingly lost interest.  ::)  :(
RIP Paul 'Luvvie' Lovejoy

Politically homeless ......

BazaJT

Maureen always used to watch it only bit I was interested in was the weather forecast which for some reason always seemed more accurate than the daily one on the news programmes.

STEMO

Quote from: Varche on 29 April 2018, 23:44:45
I used to enjoy it but stopped watching it when they changed the format to cater for people with short attention spans. For example starting an item then after a few minutes switching to another item after saying later we will go back to the first item. Top Gear does it too.

One day we will have in depth documentary programmes that last as long as two maybe three minutes
This started in America and is happening in lots of programmes now. For instance 'Can't pay we'll take it away'. We get to the point where the debtor tells the sheriffs to do one or there'll be trouble and we go to a break. When it comes back on it runs through the whole fickin thing again...very annoying.