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Robbie wrote:I'm not even Christian, and I find it offensive that Channel 4 is putting on DB's "miracle-debunking" show, complete with fake preacher, over the Easter weekend.
You might argue that it's a useful lesson in critical thinking, but it still doesn't have to be aired during the most sacred holiday of a major religion. Channel 4 being "edgy", I suppose.
Agent488 wrote:I'm sure it'll be OK if you don't watch it!
The off button is awesome!
Heckler wrote:Agent488 wrote:I'm sure it'll be OK if you don't watch it!
The off button is awesome!
But the point is Channel 4 seem to thrive on offense as a way of upping ratings. How else can anyone explain the slice of pointless unfunny offense that was Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights?
Mandrake wrote:True - he seems to save that aspect for his stage shows these days. I wonder if that's his choice or Channel 4's?
Angry Derren, who turned against religion at university, said: “It is not like psychics and mediums, where people get some comfort.
“It’s genuinely dangerous.People don’t get better, and they are told to throw their medicine away."
Mandrake wrote:Probably the same reasoning behind their alternative 'Dappy's Christmas Day speech' etc!
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