Ryan Tubridy radio show thread

ButtersSuki

"We are hugging in our hearts"

I'm out.

sligojoek

ButtersSuki wrote: »

"moments of kindness"

Tubridy acting like he invented Face Time and What's App video calling.

Ironic coming from the man whos mission in life is to do away with that kind of thing.

Odyssey 2005

This one is playing tubridys tune...

Odyssey 2005

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Odyssey 2005

In her PJ's. Classy bird;)

Mena Mitty

'It's not phoney baloney' says the bould Ryan *lol*

NIMAN

ButtersSuki wrote: »

"moments of kindness"

Tubridy acting like he invented Face Time and What's App video calling.

Did he not encourage us all to move back to Nokia 3310s for the last year and to ditch smartphones?

We'd be happier he'd tell us on a daily basis.

ButtersSuki

NIMAN wrote: »

Did he not encourage us all to move back to Nokia 3310s for the last year and to ditch smartphones?

We'd be happier he'd tell us on a daily basis.

RTE - more flip lops than a Havaianas superstore.

sligojoek

Anybody notice he always mentions a previous LLS guest in every intro speech?

sligojoek

The famine . Bingo

realdanbreen

Sweet jesus! tubs sounds like he's on a boner since this corona virus started. Every f*****g morning he goes on and on and on about it!
It's supposed to be a light entertainment show .

Mena Mitty

......he got me when all he ever wanted was bread and jam. I'll give him one thing he's entertaining.

Odyssey 2005

American... check
Writer.... ....check

ButtersSuki

Mena Mitty wrote: »

......he got me when all he ever wanted was bread and jam. I'll give him one thing he's entertaining.

I wonder then could RTE renegotiate his contract for 100 sliced pans (2 a week) and 24 assorted jars of Bonne Maman?

sligojoek

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

American... check
Writer.... ....check

Me.. Gone. Check

Mena Mitty

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I wonder then could RTE renegotiate his contract for 100 sliced pans (2 a week) and 24 assorted jars of Bonne Maman?

Bonne Maman ?? I'd say he was more a 'Bo Peep' lad back in the day. The Bean an tí wouldn't have any of that French stuff on her shopping list.

A bean an tí serving sliced pan at her breakfast table....I never heard the like.

bobbyss

I think Ryan is a very good broadcaster. Very professional.

But.

He had Prof Luke O'Neill on a few weeks ago on the LLS talking about the virus. Ryan turned to the audience and said 'Do you feel more reassured now? or words to that effect. On his radio programme these days he seems to be on some kind of high. I get the impression he sees himself as some kind of custodian, some kind of guardian of Ireland's spirit. Or wanting to be seen as such. With O'Neill I just felt like as if Tubridy was self serving. It was O'Neill who was allaying fears, not Tubridy.

Ash.J.Williams

bobbyss wrote: »

I think Ryan is a very good broadcaster. Very professional.

But.

He had Prof Luke O'Neill on a few weeks ago on the LLS talking about the virus. Ryan turned to the audience and said 'Do you feel more reassured now? or words to that effect. On his radio programme these days he seems to be on some kind of high. I get the impression he sees himself as some kind of custodian, some kind of guardian of Ireland's spirit. Or wanting to be seen as such. With O'Neill I just felt like as if Tubridy was self serving. It was O'Neill who was allaying fears, not Tubridy.

therefore a poor broadcaster

Odyssey 2005

bobbyss wrote: »

I think Ryan is a very good broadcaster. Very professional.

But.

He had Prof Luke O'Neill on a few weeks ago on the LLS talking about the virus. Ryan turned to the audience and said 'Do you feel more reassured now? or words to that effect. On his radio programme these days he seems to be on some kind of high. I get the impression he sees himself as some kind of custodian, some kind of guardian of Ireland's spirit. Or wanting to be seen as such. With O'Neill I just felt like as if Tubridy was self serving. It was O'Neill who was allaying fears, not Tubridy.

He wouldn't be the first RTE broadcaster to be on a high.

I also think hes a very poor broadcaster

Howitzer the 5th

bobbyss wrote: »

I think Ryan is a very good broadcaster. Very professional.

But.

He had Prof Luke O'Neill on a few weeks ago on the LLS talking about the virus. Ryan turned to the audience and said 'Do you feel more reassured now? or words to that effect. On his radio programme these days he seems to be on some kind of high. I get the impression he sees himself as some kind of custodian, some kind of guardian of Ireland's spirit. Or wanting to be seen as such. With O'Neill I just felt like as if Tubridy was self serving. It was O'Neill who was allaying fears, not Tubridy.

To demonstably display how bad Ryan Tubridy is on all levels in his capacity as the country's highest paid or near highest paid 'broadcaster' is beyond the scope of mere words on a forum thread. His rank amateurism is on display every time his limitlessly pithy ill-informed commentary is exposed on radio and tv, as his self-indulgent and truly self-absorbed pettiness is laid bare on topics he shows zero understanding of or interest in and all the while is relayed through a standard of semi or ill-education and unlettered words. He is truly the worst of the worst. Eleven years on the Late Late show! Sweet Jesus!

Odyssey 2005

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

He wouldn't be the first RTE broadcaster to be on a high.

I also think hes a very poor broadcaster

I think he’s one of the few that don’t think he’s a very poor broadcaster

PieOhMy

bobbyss wrote: »

I think Ryan is a very good broadcaster. Very professional.

But.

He had Prof Luke O'Neill on a few weeks ago on the LLS talking about the virus. Ryan turned to the audience and said 'Do you feel more reassured now? or words to that effect. On his radio programme these days he seems to be on some kind of high. I get the impression he sees himself as some kind of custodian, some kind of guardian of Ireland's spirit. Or wanting to be seen as such. With O'Neill I just felt like as if Tubridy was self serving. It was O'Neill who was allaying fears, not Tubridy.

All true but Tubridy was the one with the cue cards with the questions to ask the professor so it was in effect Tubridy that got the reassurance for us.

Odyssey 2005

An elongated ad for the LLS within 5 seconds.
I remember when the LLS could stand on it's own 2 feet,it didn't need a zimmer frame to support it.

sligojoek

There's loads of youngsters listening.

30 seconds later,

Youngsters don't listen to a boring old fart like me.

Odyssey 2005

Think I've entered the twilight zone

PieOhMy

An email asking for his advice on a book about history for an older relative and lo and behold the answer is a book that he had spoken about already this week?!?! What are the odds?!?!?!?

PieOhMy

I think he knows well the clichè of dancing around the kitchen

ButtersSuki

PieOhMy wrote: »

An email asking for his advice on a book about history for an older relative and lo and behold the answer is a book that he had spoken about already this week?!?! What are the odds?!?!?!?

Did he recommend one of Mr. Duffy’s Children’s Death Books?

Mena Mitty

sligojoek wrote: »

There's loads of youngsters listening.

30 seconds later,

Youngsters don't listen to a boring old fart like me.

You'll have missed the phoney baloney message he received from the mother of a teenager who sat down with the mother to listen to Tubridy, I kid you not and what did the teenager say when listening to the show 'He's not half bad is he'

ButtersSuki

Mena Mitty wrote: »

You'll have missed the phoney baloney message he received from the mother of a teenager who sat down with the mother to listen to Tubridy, I kid you not and what did the teenager say when listening to the show 'He's not half bad is he'