Phillip Schofield #38 You can watch a thief, but you can't watch a liar

Who is Philth's Loose Woman friend?

  • Janet Street Porter

    Votes: 50 3.6%

  • Kaye Adams

    Votes: 16 1.1%

  • Colleen Nolan

    Votes: 188 13.5%

  • Charlene White

    Votes: 112 8.0%

  • Linda Robson

    Votes: 26 1.9%

  • Christine Lampard

    Votes: 610 43.7%

  • Gloria Hunniford

    Votes: 110 7.9%

  • Stacey Solomon

    Votes: 119 8.5%

  • Brenda Edwards

    Votes: 8 0.6%

  • Denise Welch

    Votes: 69 4.9%

  • Nadia Sawalha

    Votes: 88 6.3%
  • Total voters
    1,396
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Gym&Tonic said:
The whole channel is a joke to be honest. I feel a bit icky watching it. But it’s very entertaining as well. The adverts last night were hysterical. There was one for a pawn shop that was actually a stall in a indoor market in Swansea, and another for a small town furniture shop that looked like it hadn’t had any new stock since the mid 90’s.
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I imagine it would be a costly product placement as its getting big views!

I keep getting the ad "I'm shopping like a Billionaire I'm shopping like a Billionaire 😄 😁
Still don't know who the company is!?!
 
Spacemonkey1972 said:
So I was flicking through YouTube this morning and saw a video from the early 90s maybe. Julian clary stand up. And PS is in the audience. And Julian seems to tease him about liking youngsters then. PS laughs nervously and then Julian takes him up onstage to tease him some more. About “doing dr Doolittle” phnar phnar. The title of the video is “dud Julian clary know way back then”
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Someone's titled that to jump on the bandwagon and get some views, really. Nothing that outrageous happening apart from a few double entendres, which were more about embarrassing people than outing them (Clary's schtick). Love Julian, though. And Mystic Meg was in the audience!

That Youtuber's avatar and username probably tells you all you need to know, sadly.
 
Spacemonkey1972 said:
So I was flicking through YouTube this morning and saw a video from the early 90s maybe. Julian clary stand up. And PS is in the audience. And Julian seems to tease him about liking youngsters then. PS laughs nervously and then Julian takes him up onstage to tease him some more. About “doing dr Doolittle” phnar phnar. The title of the video is “dud Julian clary know way back then”
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Speculation aside, this video and everyone in it just made me feel so very old.

ETA: Why did I think Julian Clary was dead? Very pleased to Google him and find he's still with us! Maybe I've mixed him up with other 90s camp favourite Dale Winton.

Also, more evidence that Schofield wasn't from the "wrong time" to be an out gay man on the telly.
 
Further to my earlier post- I am now skimming through the Schofe book. Points of interest so far:

Schofe Ramblings

P34 (pre-fame)

‘I found what I was looking for at Hospital Radio, Plymouth, with a group of exiting broadcasters led by local celebrity David Rodgers. David became a mate and in time introduced me to Judy Spiers, Hugh Scully and Ruth Langsford’.

P44 (on starting at bbc)

‘At the time I was the youngest employee at BBC London. This was something that they took very seriously. I was constantly asked if I was ok and, looking back it was in a remarkable show of care, they paid my return ticket, every fortnight, an agreement they committed to ‘until I had reached the age of 19 or 20 or had been there two years’.

P59 (attitude towards minions)

‘In all of the letters I have sent and all of the interviews with students that I have had, I have always stressed one thing: Im not interested in helping you if you just want to be famous: you have to want it in your bones’.

P64-65 Saville

Requested to see Saville in recording studio, internal memo. Saville allowed him to introduce a record on BBC1. Buzzing. Saville advised ‘be nice to everyone on the way up, you will need them on the way down’.

Schofe and Saville met many times over the years. Sad when he died- tweeted an obituary- that he has since searched hours for, to delete it.

‘ in any of the brief times I had contact with him, there was not one hint of who he really was, from either him or anyone I met. I just wish that, back then, victims had been believed or had felt that they have the support to speak up against this monster, who was hiding in plain site…….’
 
StonedCyclist said:
Further to my earlier post- I am now skimming through the Schofe book. Points of interest so far:

Schofe Ramblings

P34 (pre-fame)

‘I found what I was looking for at Hospital Radio, Plymouth, with a group of exiting broadcasters led by local celebrity David Rodgers. David became a mate and in time introduced me to Judy Spiers, Hugh Scully and Ruth Langsford’.

P44 (on starting at bbc)

‘At the time I was the youngest employee at BBC London. This was something that they took very seriously. I was constantly asked if I was ok and, looking back it was in a remarkable show of care, they paid my return ticket, every fortnight, an agreement they committed to ‘until I had reached the age of 19 or 20 or had been there two years’.

P59 (attitude towards minions)

‘In all of the letters I have sent and all of the interviews with students that I have had, I have always stressed one thing: Im not interested in helping you if you just want to be famous: you have to want it in your bones’.

P64-65 Saville

Requested to see Saville in recording studio, internal memo. Saville allowed him to introduce a record on BBC1. Buzzing. Saville advised ‘be nice to everyone on the way up, you will need them on the way down’.

Schofe and Saville met many times over the years. Sad when he died- tweeted an obituary- that he has since searched hours for, to delete it.

‘ in any of the brief times I had contact with him, there was not one hint of who he really was, from either him or anyone I met. I just wish that, back then, victims had been believed or had felt that they have the support to speak up against this monster, who was hiding in plain site…….’
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Is he for real!??
 
StonedCyclist said:
Further to my earlier post- I am now skimming through the Schofe book. Points of interest so far:

Schofe Ramblings

P34 (pre-fame)

‘I found what I was looking for at Hospital Radio, Plymouth, with a group of exiting broadcasters led by local celebrity David Rodgers. David became a mate and in time introduced me to Judy Spiers, Hugh Scully and Ruth Langsford’.

P44 (on starting at bbc)

‘At the time I was the youngest employee at BBC London. This was something that they took very seriously. I was constantly asked if I was ok and, looking back it was in a remarkable show of care, they paid my return ticket, every fortnight, an agreement they committed to ‘until I had reached the age of 19 or 20 or had been there two years’.

P59 (attitude towards minions)

‘In all of the letters I have sent and all of the interviews with students that I have had, I have always stressed one thing: Im not interested in helping you if you just want to be famous: you have to want it in your bones’.

P64-65 Saville

Requested to see Saville in recording studio, internal memo. Saville allowed him to introduce a record on BBC1. Buzzing. Saville advised ‘be nice to everyone on the way up, you will need them on the way down’.

Schofe and Saville met many times over the years. Sad when he died- tweeted an obituary- that he has since searched hours for, to delete it.

‘ in any of the brief times I had contact with him, there was not one hint of who he really was, from either him or anyone I met. I just wish that, back then, victims had been believed or had felt that they have the support to speak up against this monster, who was hiding in plain site…….’
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that last paragraph! :mad:
 
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