Who else hates this guy (Gregg Wallace)?

Fannie Craddock would have been ideal for this kind of programme.

Such a pleasant, friendly character.
 
and then there were none - will all contestant be edited out by the end, audiences seemingly cut by 1/3 so far , similar to DEI doctor who total.

so "you are the masterchef winner was that post-wallace ?"
 
I don't mind him, it's the usual rubbish you find when you investigate anything that's male dominated from lens of the progressive and politically correct perspective.

It's nonsense, the most serious claims were dismissed. Apparently the other guy sang along to a song and repeated the N word. Oh, the horror!!

People need to grow up.
 
It's nonsense, the most serious claims were dismissed
i'm pretty sure it's not all nonsense dude. while the most serious crimes may well have been dismissed, there's still clear evidence Gregg was a bit of a wrong un when it came to his interactions with the ladies. would you want him alone with any of your female family members, i know i'd not.
 
I don't mind him, it's the usual rubbish you find when you investigate anything that's male dominated from lens of the progressive and politically correct perspective.

It's nonsense, the most serious claims were dismissed. Apparently the other guy sang along to a song and repeated the N word. Oh, the horror!!

People need to grow up.
They were not dismissed they were unsubstantiated - basically no witnesses. And stripping in front of people is not just a issue for people with progressive and politically correct perspective. It was not just risqué jokes - which is the bedrock of so much UK comedy.

Most of the substantiated allegations related to inappropriate sexual language and humour. An overview of the report, however, said a “smaller number of allegations of other inappropriate language and being in a state of undress were also substantiated”.
 
They were not dismissed they were unsubstantiated - basically no witnesses. And stripping in front of people is not just a issue for people with progressive and politically correct perspective. It was not just risqué jokes - which is the bedrock of so much UK comedy.

Most of the substantiated allegations related to inappropriate sexual language and humour. An overview of the report, however, said a “smaller number of allegations of other inappropriate language and being in a state of undress were also substantiated”.
No witnesses and no evidence.

So all he's been found guilty of officially is probably just banter, which some women found upsetting. Without knowing exactly what was said and the context, I reserve judgement. I don't trust these kind of investigations.
 
No witnesses and no evidence.

So all he's been found guilty of officially is probably just banter, which some women found upsetting. Without knowing exactly what was said and the context, I reserve judgement. I don't trust these kind of investigations.
“It’s just banter” is the kind of thing that only absolute bellends say.
 
No witnesses and no evidence.

So all he's been found guilty of officially is probably just banter, which some women found upsetting. Without knowing exactly what was said and the context, I reserve judgement. I don't trust these kind of investigations.
"smaller number of allegations of other inappropriate language and being in a state of undress were also substantiated”. is not banter.
 
And stripping in front of people is not just a issue for people with progressive and politically correct perspective.
Does TV attract exhibitionists?

Chris Evans, that guy who sometimes is American, other times Scottish (Torchwood?) and various others have a penchant for this.

In fact I read just the other day that Danny Dyer had got his jollybag out in front of Holly Willoughby.
 
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