Who else hates this guy (Gregg Wallace)?

Another day another BBC scandal/investigation.

It seems clear now that the BBC has long had a culture of turning a blind eye to the behaviour of its "stars" - until found out.
 
Maybe redemption is possible through celebrity island get me out (farage / Hancok) or celebrity SAS;
watched a few bars of the latter to spot the self-pronounced celebrities, they have a girl whose MO is a drugs mule and in prison for a a few years,
USA needs a similar series - ghislaine.
 
Mint8 said:
Another day another BBC scandal/investigation.

It seems clear now that the BBC has long had a culture of turning a blind eye to the behaviour of its "stars" - until found out.
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The BBC is personally broadcasting their HR problems on national news.

Basically any other company, they find out someone is causing company risk the exact opposite will happen so what's there to compare to.

On the one hand it's transparency.

But on the other it's a mockery magnet because they're the only ones who go out there to put a searchlight and media circus on their own people.

Seriously, drug use among screen stars, that's news to anyone?
 
Hotwired said:
The BBC is personally broadcasting their HR problems on national news.

Basically any other company, they find out someone is causing company risk the exact opposite will happen so what's there to compare to.

On the one hand it's transparency.

But on the other it's a mockery magnet because they're the only ones who go out there to put a searchlight and media circus on their own people.

Seriously, drug use among screen stars, that's news to anyone?
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Yup

The BBC are required to have a level of transparency that no other media company in the UK has, it's also unusual in that it's news side is basically independent of it's other aspects and is required to report on the rest of the BBC the same way it would to any other organisation (and IIRC it is deliberately kept separate enough that it's news staff don't have more access than any other news organisation to a lot of it).

It's one of the reasons the BBC gets so much flack for how much it pays for stuff, it's required to publish the information, meanwhile you only hear about how much say ITV or Sky have paid for routine stuff or staff if there is court case where it has to be disclosed (so you find out that something like the number 10 at C4 gets paid more than the top BBC exec).
 
define ‘the rot’

It’s not like these things don’t happen at other productions, I’m not saying that’s right, what I’m saying is the BBC is held to a different standard when it comes to pretty much everything.
 
given you are so enlighten on this topic, how do you know you are employing someone who will do on to commit an alleged crime before they have committed it?

Edit: the repair shop was produced by a production company owned by Warner brothers, he didn’t work for the BBC on that show.
 
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b0rn2sk8 said:
given you are so enlighten on this topic, how do you know you are employing someone who will do on to commit an alleged crime before they have committed it?

Edit: the repair shop was produced by a production company owned by Warner brothers, he didn’t work for the BBC on that show.
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b0rn2sk8 said:
define ‘the rot’

It’s not like these things don’t happen at other productions, I’m not saying that’s right, what I’m saying is the BBC is held to a different standard when it comes to pretty much everything.
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I am not here to enlighten or better inform you.

Let me ask you to prove or disprove my post/s or is that perhaps too much for you!

Edit: Didn't even read the link.
 
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You are saying they should clear out the rot. The point I made is the rot for the most part doesn’t work for the BBC. How do you clear out the rot of people who don’t even work for you and are taking place at a 3rd party production company which you have limited visibility of.

What you are asking for is basically impossible.
 
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jpaul said:
interview with upcoming series participant (who didn't take kings shilling / blood money ?) whose has been edited out because of gregs behaviour towards her -
and the bbc broadcast it nonetheless
[for those bbc refuseniks - ironically about same time there was a bbc3 programme about expose of instagram lifestyle investment scams ie. bbc could be useful for some vulnerable idiots
e: no it's not about Monzo ]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002ghss/newsnight-why-are-channel-crossings-up 17:00 -
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I watched, it doesn't sound like anything actually happened and this woman feels entitled enough to demand the program isn't broadcast. She seems like one of those women who loves playing the victim
 
The report on Wallace, commissioned by Banijay UK, found that 45 out of 83 allegations against him were substantiated, alongside two standalone allegations made against other people.
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John Torode was one of the other standalone allegation, who was the other one?
 
she perhaps hadn't appreciated Masterchef is an entertainment programme and not a cookery one - and following in trend of ongoing GBBO innuendo and some risque comments is par for the course
... I watch diners dine in and dives regularly which is more of a cookery programme and the presenter is amusing, but no innuendo or sexual comments, behaving naturally it seems to me
(perhaps the americans have developed a skil for this)

I wouldn't have been watching greg this evening anyway (in the factory was my level of tolerance of his personality) and equally never watched repair shop,
where the controlling behaviour+arrogance of Blades and the over-sentimentality of the show was a NO. -
for both personaities the BBC interview board failed - with tells of their hidden behaviour (I never saw Jim'll fix it with adult eyes)
 
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