There ought to be some sort of notice if, as last night, there is going to be a woman on Question Time dressed as Prince.
Then, if enough people tweeted in, Dimbleby could make her perform Purple Rain or Alphabet Street.
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I turned it off halfway through the discussion on 'gay' marriage. I did it for the sake of my health when that singer (what are his qualifications for being on the programme?) turned aggressively on that female journalist for daring to have an opinion that did not agree with his. From being one of the four sins crying out to heaven for vengeance, it has been replaced by the sin of daring to have a different opinion on homosexuality. The punishment for which is now so devastating that very few are prepared to speak openly against it.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I was not impressed with that long-faced, sour-faced fellow who was full of himself - literally. Where do they find these people?
Why can't we have a panel of David Starkey, Peter Hitchens, Kate Hoey, Norman Tebbit, and Christopher Booker, to name but five. It would be lively, if nothing else.