Late Late Show 02/10/2020

donkeykong5

Pity Graham Norton didn't get the last section of the programme.

Samsgirl

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

I'm ****ing sick of people in state jobs - using their celebrity or writing a book or working in lobby groups

She is as odd as ****

and outrageously unprofessional

Was she supposed to come out in a black cloak with a scythe???

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FixdePitchmark wrote: »

listen to her laugh - your on your own thinking this is right,.

Oh give over will you :rolleyes:

It’s like a nervous laughter, it’s not like she spends her time doing interviews on prime time Friday night tv.

FixdePitchmark

Samsgirl wrote: »

Was she supposed to come out in a black cloak with a scythe???

No - but not laugh around the couch like a clown.

Sir Oxman

tayto lover wrote: »

People have told me that when dealing with death on a regular basis you have to be cheerful to get through it.
She’s retired now and has had a great career. All credit to her.

Yes, i would imagine so.
Like nurses, doctors, medics etc

generalgerry

I would have laughed if he said "Panti Bliss"

KungPao

I think the job has turned her to the demon drink.

That would explain the strange happy talk.

She has a personality very much like my mother had, most people can't figure out a cheerful person who can take a wry look at corpses, so to speak. It passed on to me on my irreverent gallows humour.

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FixdePitchmark wrote: »

I'm ****ing sick of people in state jobs - using their celebrity or writing a book or working in lobby groups

She is as odd as ****

and outrageously unprofessional

Who pissed in your cornflakes tonight?

“She is odd as ****”. Charming.

Gods Gift

If and it’s a big if, I was buying 1 of the books tonight I’d buy hers.

Muahahaha

Over to CNN to see the media chase Trumps helicopter ride, it strangely feels like that time OJ Simpson was being chased up the highway

CH3OH

Night all!

TheRiverman

It sounds insensitive, but it was her job, the same as thousands of other jobs.It was as normal to her as a bus driver's is to him or her.

Samsgirl

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

No - but not laugh around the couch like a clown.

Oh give over. No one is in work mode 24/7

morebarn

walshb wrote: »

This woman is a bit inappropriate here..

Weird..

I always found her manner inappropriate I have to say.

Whenever she turned up at a crime scene, her demeanour felt wrong. Always smiling and laughing g and chatting away with Gardaí etc.

And I appreciate that she was hardened to seeing crime scenes etc. But still it always irritated me.

So I’m not surprised at how she comes across.

walshb

Gods Gift wrote: »

If and it’s a big if, I was buying 1 of the books tonight I’d buy hers.

Yeh. Love true crime books..fascinating stuff..

walshb

morebarn wrote: »

I always found her manner inappropriate I have to say.

Whenever she turned up at a crime scene, her demeanour felt wrong. Always smiling and laughing g and chatting away with Gardaí etc.

And I appreciate that she was hardened to seeing crime scenes etc. But still it always irritated me.

So I’m not surprised at how she comes across.

Yes. I remember the same. Coldness about her..

Welsh Megaman

Nos da, folks

Stay safe!

FixdePitchmark

Samsgirl wrote: »

Oh give over. No one is in work mode 24/7

Think you have a vested interest.

Samsgirl

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

Think you have a vested interest.

Sure, of course I do.....

Muahahaha

tayto lover wrote: »

People have told me that when dealing with death on a regular basis you have to be cheerful to get through it.
She’s retired now and has had a great career. All credit to her.

Before he was a Hollywood movie director Michael Crichton was a doctor. In one of his books he wrote about how in medical school they had to cut up cadavers. He said it was so morbid that everyone could only react with humour to get past it but he felt the humour went too far when some student doctors decided it would be good fun to kick someones lungs up and down the room.

FixdePitchmark

Samsgirl wrote: »

Sure, of course I do.....

Fair enough,.

No one would defend her carry on.

Then bringing up the clip of a case.

Not her fault - but , sums up why she should not be on.

I'm sure she was paid enough - trying to squeeze a few more quid out of it. Sad.

Samsgirl

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

Fair enough,.

No one would defend her carry on.

Then bringing up the clip of a case.

Not her fault - but , sums up why she should not be on.

I'm sure she was paid enough - trying to squeeze a few more quid out of it. Sad.

Nite now, sleep well

Muahahaha

Muahahaha wrote: »

Before he was a Hollywood movie director Michael Crichton was a doctor. In one of his books he wrote about how in medical school they had to cut up cadavers. He said it was so morbid that everyone could only react with humour to get past it but he felt the humour went too far when some student doctors decided it would be good fun to kick someones lungs up and down the room.

I believe all sorts goes on with cadavers. In order to cope at all, people "dehumanise" remains in their post-mortem medical examination state. Either that or people dealing with them have such mental health repercussions they can't function in the situation. I know it's the only ah I could handle it; I don't mean throwing the excused heart around the lab, but in some way pretending the situation isn't really what it actually is.

Heroditas

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Some of these CSI style tv shows give the criminals ideas how to pull off the perfect crime.

What I've learned down through the years is never kill someone in Cabot Cove and frame someone.
Jessica Fletcher will always catch you.

FixdePitchmark

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

Fair enough,.

No one would defend her carry on.

Then bringing up the clip of a case.

Not her fault - but , sums up why she should not be on.

I'm sure she was paid enough - trying to squeeze a few more quid out of it. Sad.

Is she maybe trying to encourage others toyrsur such a career by reading it?

walshb

Heroditas wrote: »

What I've learned down through the years is never kill someone in Cabot Cove and frame someone.
Jessica Fletcher will always catch you.

Must have watched 200 episodes of that and yet to solve a single murder!

Samsgirl

Heroditas wrote: »

What I've learned down through the years is never kill someone in Cabot Cove and frame someone.
Jessica Fletcher will always catch you.

She killed them all though. Only common denominator.

Doctors room ghost

Gods Gift wrote: »

If and it’s a big if, I was buying 1 of the books tonight I’d buy hers.

I’m going to definitely buy it but I’ll wait a while and get it in the charity shop when it’s there.not paying 30 odd quid for it.
Take that expensive book shops lol

Storm 10

If I was Renault it's time to stop sponsoring this Sh..t people must be turning off in their droves