Soldato
I bet someone parked in his place with a ELECTRIC CAR![]()
Worse than that, it was a diesel!
I bet someone parked in his place with a ELECTRIC CAR![]()
I enjoy TG, yeah it is all scripted and pre-planned but there is nothing else on BBC I watch.
Suprised by the masses of people signing petitions etc, it's not that good.
JC is a buffoon, who has some funny moments, but generally acts like a berk.
Apparently it was a male producer the BBC have said. Not that it makes punching anyone at work more legitimate - but for a lot of people that will be more acceptable.
Has the sex of the producer been released?
As for the question, the likelyhood is there would have been far more uproar about him hitting a female producer than male. Whether that's right or not is up to you to decide.
What a load of fuss over nothing
That producer is going to be the most hated man in Britain if he goes, jeeeze, run to mummy
It's one of the few shows not written for Guardian readers by Guardian readers.
So if your boss punched you in the face you'd be ok with that?
The problem is the BBC do have a set of guidelines to work to - they're damned if they do they're damned if they don't.
If the fire him, he'll go elsewhere and take a lot of viewers with him and the BBC may well lose a lot of income.
If they keep him, it will just show that they don't take things seriously.
If it was clarkson, I would be telling my mates, not running to mummy![]()
"Look he boke my nose, such a hero, want a selfie..."![]()
So if your boss punched you in the face you'd be ok with that?
The Guardian generally hates Clarkson, it is true.
If the rumours are true (And i doubt he just walked up and punched him) then its the first time i believe Clarkson has ACTUALLY done something wrong.
Storm in a teacup I suspect. I've worked in industries where is a bit more 'physical' than the average bod working in a quiet office. Motor racing etc is one such industry.
In any case, as we saw with Jonathan Ross, Clarkson (and his two cohorts) will just **** to another channel and Top Gear will be essentially lost to the BBC....they know this so expect to see it all blow over.
I agree with Freefaller though, that the losers here are the viewers. Top Gear being one of the very few things I watch on the BBC other than news.
(I also sense some sort of deeper conflict. Did the BBC deliberately set Clarkson up with a producer they knew he would fall out with perhaps??)