Ross & Brand "Scandal"

[Newryrep]

Pretty much a non story (they should of apologied to A Sachs eariler)given the number of original complaints but given life by the various vested interests whose real agenda is doing down the BBC , Labour Party, Conservatives Daily Mail, The Scum, Sky News, Talk****e etc.

Ross is overated, Brand is about s funny as toothache but with the combined shower of bankers listed above against them I know which side I would be on.

[Bluebeard]

Apparently, Brand only discovered the Satanic Slut was related to Sachs when an old episode of Fawlty Towers appeared on the TV and she blurted out that they were related.

While in flagrente Brand then began roaring "I learn it from a book, I learn it from a book!!!!"

Which I can't help finding mildly amusing.

I heard it was "Que" he shouted, which isn't that funny.

"I learn it from a book" on the other hand, is quite amusing.

[Wolfie]

"I learn it from a book" on the other hand, is quite amusing.

Yeah - a direct quote attributed to the Satanic Slut herself in yesterdays tabloids.

"I learn it from a booooook!!!!"

[Angus]

These idiots are not funny - the end

They have never been - this is just a natural extension of their lack of funnyness

[TonyD]

Cripes, the Daily Mail are on a roll

Wow, wait until they hear his gag about Princess Di, land mines and shagging.

Frankie Boyle is brilliant. Russell Brand can be quite funny at times. He's pretty good at sending up the hypocrisy of the gutter press, fittingly enough.

[John83]

David Davies, Tory MP for Monmouth, urged BBC viewers who were offended to hold off from paying their licence fee until the last possible moment in protest.

LOL. Is that the worst protest ever?

It'd kill many an LoI club.

[Aberdonian Stu]

I was at a Letterman taping on Wednesday. Brand was the guest, in spite of this it was actually a good show (due largely to the Stupid Human Tricks segment). There was no mention of the Andrew Sachs matter at all which likely means it got little coverage or interest Stateside as Letterman is known for targetting embarrassing things about celebs (see Hathaway, Anne) when they're on the show.