Just Watched that old Brasseye Special on Paedophilia.

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Gotta say its one of the most shocking yet hillarious things ive ever watched. I remember when it was first on and the amount of hell it recieved in the media, But they seemed to over look the fact that its just taking the mick out of media coverage on Paedophile cases anyway.

Seriously clever comedy. God knows how they got the celebrities saying the things they did, and believing the rubbish they were showing :).

Anyone else seen this?

If not, its on Telewest TV on demand service, and its bloody genius :D

Comments? :)
 
Chris Morris is a genius

"Cake is a made-up drug. It's not made from plants, it's made from chemicals...by...sick

If you haven't seen "The Day Today" I demand you watch it now.
 
I'd suggest getting the DVD, its worth every penny.

Oh and get "The Day Today" while your there.

I'd also suggest getting the Armanda Iannuci shows on DVD, but that's just me. :D
 
I watched the Brass Eye specials fairly recently, the part where they showed a paedo disguised as a school nearly sent me over the edge. :D

This picture sums things up....

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Don't forget Jam while your at it. ;)

Brass eye was great... I don't think they'd be able to pull anything like that off again, as I'm sure most celebs know about it know...
 
Richard "Who the hell" Blackwood!

internet paedophiles can make computer keyboards emit noxious fumes in order to subdue children
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Blackwood even sniffed a keyboard and claimed to be able to smell the fumes, which he said made him feel "suggestible".
 
Reading about Brass Eye always makes me think of this picture from the Daily Star:

Edit: Dammit, scooped. And by a higher quality picture, too. Curse you, Tru.

 
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I've looked, but can't seem to find the Daily Mail's take on the show! On one page it featured the revulsion of the Brasseye show whilst on the opposite page it featured Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie in their bikinis aged 13 and 11 respectively.
 
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