The Tommy Tiernan Show Thread - Mod warning, see OP

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Has Liam O'Maonlai war paint on?

Welsh Megaman

BLACK CAT!!

Snorlaxx

I remember that painting in waterford. It was on the Flowermills across the quay, not Jurys as TT mentioned

fluke

Liam got sh!t on his face

AMKC

Terrible version of there own song. The show was good do.

My name is URL

Yer man looks like a Deadliest Catch captain

Montage of Feck

Say Your Number wrote: »

The fella from the film Whiplash on drums??

Not my tempo.

The dude from the big lebowski on the piano as well. Too many white russians?

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Welsh Megaman wrote: »

BLACK CAT!!

Wonder what happened to the black cat, will someone write a biography

My name is URL

Decent show. Not sure why the music is needed tbh

TheRiverman

Liam looked like a piece of strange art.

Fitz*

My name is URL wrote: »

Decent show. Not sure why the music is needed tbh

Why not I say. Music is steeped in Irish culture so it has every right to included in some form.

While I do not always enjoy the music, I do like that the show is not afraid to push boundaries in terms of who gets played and giving a platform + exposure to artists who are not The Coronas/Kodaline/Picture This etc etc. Tommy seems a bit eclectic, and the music on the show reflects that.

Princess Calla

AMKC wrote: »

He must be doing alright if he has a castle. I wonder where that is?

Gurteen de la paor....close to clonmel along the suir.

mightyreds

SeaFields wrote: »

He was interesting. Very interesting in fairness.

When it started I was sceptical ended up an excellent interview.

madmaggie

AMKC wrote: »

Terrible version of there own song. The show was good do.

I hardly recognised Liam. A strange version of a great song.

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madmaggie wrote: »

I hardly recognised Liam. A strange version of a great song.

Imagine he's 56 now. The ladies used love him and his mane twisty hair.

Ol' Donie

Just watching on +1.

Absolutely love normal Don't Go.

Just love this too. Wow!

Ol' Donie

Just saw an ad for the RTE player.

Surprised it wasn't interrupted by an ad for 3 mobile, which was itself interrupted by the same ad for 3 mobile.

That, over and over. Is what stopped me watching Frasier. So thanks for that.

Cluedo Monopoly

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Just watching on +1.

Absolutely love normal Don't Go.

Just love this too. Wow!

It's the new normal Don't Go.

I liked it too.

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So 3 more weeks of the season, that's great. It's one of the things that keep you going in covid lockdown!

Man Vs ManUre

Michael Stipe can get away with the strange eye makeup, he has had a long career of great songs, albums and concerts. Liam O’Maonlai I am not so sure.

Goose76

Montage of Feck wrote: »

Great stuff, tough subject matter but still done with a sense of humour and genuine sympathy. Compare it to the crocodile tears of the LLS last night.

Uncalled for comment re the LLS - it was a powerful episode on Friday.

Liked last nights TT show. Did not think Anne Doyle would be as off beat as she was - was expecting a boring, snobby south Dublin type if I’m honest. Oddball but likeable.

Goose76

Goose76 wrote: »

Liked last nights TT show. Did not think Anne Doyle would be as off beat as she was - was expecting a boring, snobby south Dublin type if I’m honest. Oddball but likeable.

Yeah. Really liked Anne Doyle. It’s obvious she’s a super smart woman. Great to hear how she marches to the beat of her own drum. Very enjoyable interview.

Princess Calla

Hamachi wrote: »

Yeah. Really liked Anne Doyle. It’s obvious she’s a super smart woman. Great to hear how she marches to the beat of her own drum. Very enjoyable interview.

Brendan Courtney interviewed her on "whose keys are these" I think was the name of the show. She opened up ALOT more to him than to Tommy.

I found her interview with Tommy guarded in comparison, as if she didn't really want to be there.

Lad GAGA

Another great show, 3 very interesting but different guests, I'd say Anne Doyle is great craic if you met her, funny that she never answered his first question and (I think he forgot) he never pursued her for the answer (about her alleged romance with a politician).

elperello

Lad GAGA wrote: »

Another great show, 3 very interesting but different guests, I'd say Anne Doyle is great craic if you met her, funny that she never answered his first question and (I think he forgot) he never pursued her for the answer (about her alleged romance with a politician).

It wasn't alleged.

She had a brief relationship with Jim McDaid.

Both are on record as having no regrets.

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External Association wrote: »

So 3 more weeks of the season, that's great. It's one of the things that keep you going in covid lockdown!

Some of the best TV RTÉ has produced in years- I think Tommy could get a great interview out of just about anybody

Fine Cheers

He didn't forget, I'd say he got the vibe from her initial answer that she wasn't going there. Have to say I found the interview a little strange and unfulfilling for some reason. I guess like a lot of the interviews, time is limited and you'd love it to go on longer.

Fine Cheers

The show has become one of the weekend TV highlights for this household. A Thursday night walk is also now a traditional to listen to the podcast with Tommy, Hector and Laurita. Hilarious shenanigans. Tommy also has his own podcast, shorter and deeper observations.

Princess Calla

Princess Calla wrote: »

Brendan Courtney interviewed her on "whose keys are these" I think was the name of the show. She opened up ALOT more to him than to Tommy.

I found her interview with Tommy guarded in comparison, as if she didn't really want to be there.

I think it started badly- Tommy was desperately trying to remember things like the McDaid relationship; Anne Doyle is “famous” for not getting married in that she’s spoken about it in many interviews since retirement- so these are 2 things that have been reported on many times in the past-I think he came in to early with this line of questioning and it probably closed her down a bit- it warmed up eventually though - saying that, Anne didn’t have much to say that she didn’t say before. She’s 70 next year which is hard to believe as I remember her first appearance on TV news and looks very well

pottokblue

When we wear masks its all in the eyes and while Micheal Stipe was a pionneer in eyemakeup I think henna suits Liams eyes