Nick Clegg Voted Man Most Likely To Remember His Own Name
HATS off to Sky’s Adam Boulton who managed to control three identikit drones from the control panel. Boulton says he has long dreamed about p[laying Davros, the evil, crippled, Dalek in rep, but never managed it. Who would have believed politics would help him realise his long-held dream?
Sadly, the voice control boxes weren’t up to much. Gordon Brown fantasised about David Cameron and Nick Clegg being in a bath – together; Cameron glowed about a leaflet that no-one will ever read (and what price that this follows questions of climate change and cutting back on waste); and Nick Clegg looked like a politician and a man more likely than Cameron to keep his hair and remember his own name
In other news ITV and Sky, who spent weeks trailing the wonder of the live debate, can now dedicate more airtime to football, cooking shows and reminding viewers that the final show on the BBC will be duller than an anaemic’s turd…
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Members of the English Defence League, left-wing protestors and the police battle it out in Bristol City centre, close to the studios where Sky Television will be filming this evening's second televised leaders debate in Bristol, as part of the election campaign ahead of polling day on May 6.
Posted: 23rd, April 2010 | In: Reviews Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink
