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[Sysman]

I thought that Mr Fry was one of the chaps who'd made such a big play of being celibate?

He did, but more recently (I think it was in an interview with Parky) admitted otherwise, starting in school days.

P.S. I always thought of him as a smug git. Way back when, he and Hugh Laurie seemed to be dominating the airwaves.

[Zippy]

I rather like Stephen Fry - particularly the series he made about America.

I am not a Tory though so I suppose it's OK to like him. Now where's Cyberman?

[Menelaus]

How apt!

I used to find him fairly amusing but the unremitting over-exposure to Mr Fry in all mediums has resulting in my loathing him with some enthusiasm.

His particular brand of smug cleverness and 'charming' quirkiness gets on my tits.

I don't care if he drives around in his own private London black cab. He's a git.



His boyfriend is apparently a comedian - but then again there are plenty of those in the Labour party.

I thought that Mr Fry was one of the chaps who'd made such a big play of being celibate?

[d000hg]

... and, reverting to a previous post by yours truly, was also in V for Vendetta as a government mouthpiece.

He was anti-government in the film. Hoarding banned material, having illegal sexual orientation...

[foritisme]

... and, reverting to a previous post by yours truly, was also in V for Vendetta as a government mouthpiece.

But didn't he end up rebelling against them ?

[bogeyman]

... and, reverting to a previous post by yours truly, was also in V for Vendetta as a government mouthpiece.

How apt!

I used to find him fairly amusing but the unremitting over-exposure to Mr Fry in all mediums has resulting in my loathing him with some enthusiasm.

His particular brand of smug cleverness and 'charming' quirkiness gets on my tits.

I don't care if he drives around in his own private London black cab. He's a git.

Well, he is right up the arse of the Labour party, or is that "He's right up the arse of someone at the Labour party"?

His boyfriend is apparently a comedian - but then again there are plenty of those in the Labour party.

[Menelaus]

Well, he is right up the arse of the Labour party, or is that "He's right up the arse of someone at the Labour party"?

... and, reverting to a previous post by yours truly, was also in V for Vendetta as a government mouthpiece.

[Churchill]

Let he who is without sin, etc.

Of course the beeb got into a moral panic about it and sacked him at the behest of the tabloids. As many of the BBC execs are regularly coked of their faces (it is alleged) the hypocrisy is monumental.

And, oh yes, Mr Fry is the archetypal New Labour Luvie - even doing Party Political Broadcasts for them at one point. No wonder he's never off our screens.

Well, he is right up the arse of the Labour party, or is that "He's right up the arse of someone at the Labour party"?

[bogeyman]

Wasn't there a scandal a while ago, involving prostitutes and coke?



Can't abide the smug git, ever since he suggested raising taxes in 1997.

Let he who is without sin, etc.

Of course the beeb got into a moral panic about it and sacked him at the behest of the tabloids. As many of the BBC execs are regularly coked of their faces (it is alleged) the hypocrisy is monumental.

And, oh yes, Mr Fry is the archetypal New Labour Luvie - even doing Party Political Broadcasts for them at one point. No wonder he's never off our screens.

[OwlHoot]

Yes shame they got rid of Angus, it was his show really.

Hardly ever see him on TV lately. I wonder what's become of him.

Wasn't there a scandal a while ago, involving prostitutes and coke?

Unlike the ubiquitous Stephen Fry who is starting to get on my nerves. You can't turn on the TV or radio without seeing/hearing him. About time the BBC found some new talent.

Can't abide the smug git, ever since he suggested raising taxes in 1997.

[bogeyman]

Yes shame they got rid of Angus, it was his show really.

Hardly ever see him on TV lately. I wonder what's become of him.

Unlike the ubiquitous Stephen Fry who is starting to get on my nerves. You can't turn on the TV or radio without seeing/hearing him. About time the BBC found some new talent.

[d000hg]

Bizarrely, I remember Ann Widdecombe (sorry if spelling's wrong) being quite a good guest presenter. Agree Rolf was good, but I don't like the presenter to overshadow the panel too much.

Still not as good without Angus though.

[NotAllThere]

"Gordon's Alive?". Classic.

[TimberWolf]

The one with Rolf Harris was good too - he had them all singing digereedoo or something. Even Paul Merton seemed genuinely impressed by the ozzie legend.

[BoredBloke]

I saw that show when it was first shown and thought BB was funny, but only in a 'look at him he's mental' sort of way. If he was the host on a regular basis I think he would cease being funny and become very annoying in an very short time.