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While I tend to side with the broadcaster in cases such as these, ou have to note one quote from http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5118690.stm :
"We had a daughter caught up in the London bombings and a granddaughter at the palace, and I was terrified when I saw this."
If this person was genuinally terrified, seems the complaitants have a point.
"We had a daughter caught up in the London bombings and a granddaughter at the palace, and I was terrified when I saw this."
If this person was genuinally terrified, seems the complaitants have a point.
NE
2) As mentioned the newsroom backdrop was the night time backing, despite it still being daylight.
err... did the BBC not use the nine o'clock news backdrop for Diana in the morning? (I don't actually know for sure, it's a genuine question!)
Yes and I assume they would now with the death of a senior member of the royal family/government etc.
NerdBoy posted:
Charlie Wells posted:
2) As mentioned the newsroom backdrop was the night time backing, despite it still being daylight.
err... did the BBC not use the nine o'clock news backdrop for Diana in the morning? (I don't actually know for sure, it's a genuine question!)
Yes and I assume they would now with the death of a senior member of the royal family/government etc.
SP
lol!!
What's their problem?!
you really need this explaining?
NerdBoy posted:
Quote:
We had a daughter caught up in the London bombings and a granddaughter at the palace, and I was terrified when I saw this
lol!!
What's their problem?!
you really need this explaining?
ED
being in america and being only 12 as you are, do you even know what this is about or are you just posting randomly to up your postcount.
Because if it's the latter that means you're the new spiringunhacked and not the new ryan pannell
The ones on those BBC2 things were always done with the "tv lines" over them and the camera zoomed in and out and stuff. They also have graphics which look slightly wrong to help highlight it's fake.
My God, he's twelve and American?!
I think this is ridiculous, I bet it was people like Seamus who complained anyway - people who have way too much time, boring and were never taught humour.
I AM NOT AMERICAN. I AM IRISH. I LIVE IN AMERICA. DON"T YOU DARE CALL ME AMERICAN.
...AND YOU'RE 12 AND HAVING A TANTRUM, AMERICAN.
seamus21514 posted:
Jonathan posted:
Hymagumba posted:
seamus21514 posted:
It was a joke! The complainers need to get a life. Or they could at least put a ticker saying that it was a joke.
being in america and being only 12 as you are, do you even know what this is about or are you just posting randomly to up your postcount.
Because if it's the latter that means you're the new spiringunhacked and not the new ryan pannell
The ones on those BBC2 things were always done with the "tv lines" over them and the camera zoomed in and out and stuff. They also have graphics which look slightly wrong to help highlight it's fake.
My God, he's twelve and American?!
I think this is ridiculous, I bet it was people like Seamus who complained anyway - people who have way too much time, boring and were never taught humour.
I AM NOT AMERICAN. I AM IRISH. I LIVE IN AMERICA. DON"T YOU DARE CALL ME AMERICAN.
...AND YOU'RE 12 AND HAVING A TANTRUM, AMERICAN.
MN
...if you're a presentation anorak who can spot the clues from a mile away.
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"When I see a bird that walks like a duck and swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, I call that bird a duck."
MarkN
Founding member
Charlie Wells posted:
Still I think the complainers need to get a grip, there were notable clues that it was a spoof...
...if you're a presentation anorak who can spot the clues from a mile away.
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seamus21514 posted:
I AM IRISH.
seamus21514 posted:
...I have an american accent...
"When I see a bird that walks like a duck and swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, I call that bird a duck."