Notoldorwise wrote: » Genuine question, why not? Just watched him interview Barry Keoghan. The ability to bring the best conversation out of any interviewee is really refreshing on RTE.
mickdw wrote: » He is taking Darcy slot after Christmas.
kenmc wrote: » Should be taking tubs too. Excellent interviewer, actually listens to what the guests say, some really deep, insightful questions
SmartinMartin wrote: » He's a dickhead.
RobbingBandit wrote: » I'd guess they'd be afraid to give him an open platform
Bobblehats wrote: » Not related so but they’re afraid to give hector a platform at all
Yamanoto wrote: » Doesn't matter. He's demonstrated he's a natural interviewer, with the requisite social and emotional intelligence to understand the ebb and flow of a conversation and how to tease out the best from his guests. By contrast, if a guest revealed to D'Arcy they'd just received a terminal diagnosis earlier that day, he'd plough ahead with whatevers next on his cue cards "So, I believe you and Red Hurley are heading to Haiti with GOAL after you're dead,are ye excited about that?"
Berserker5 wrote: » He's PC enough really I remember him on one of his travel shows and he was afraid to admit if he smoked pot when asked, wtf
IAMAMORON wrote: » Comedy is so subjective, one mans pizza is another mans cheesecake. If you know what I mean.
Bobblehats wrote: » Sweet/savoury? I suppose that’s if it’s vegetarian pizza. What if it’s a nutella pizza? Can’t be good
Bobblehats wrote: » Well maybe if it’s sourdough. Its all about the base right? Anything’s good on a sourdough...... mmm.. marmite pizza on a sourdough base. Suddenly everybody’s in agreement
Bobblehats wrote: » But it’s not the best thing to admit. He left it unanswered? Well there’s your answer hector’s too cute for that crap