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Question Time
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happyman
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Why do the BBC always pick out the plant in the audience? It’s almost as if they know they are there?
Even if that is true which I doubt, the BBC manage to cover all angles because their panels are almost always pro remain.
Djibrilshairdo
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Why do the BBC always pick out the plant in the audience? It’s almost as if they know they are there?
Usually the moustachioed woman.
hilts
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I can't believe John Barnes is a left winger. He's kept that quiet for decades.
bluethrunthru
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Why do the BBC always pick out the plant in the audience? It’s almost as if they know they are there?
I suppose the other puzzle is if you are allowing a plant into the audience then why focus in on him / her except when they get their planted question in? Its almost as if the director is teasing the viewer - "there he is...........have you seen him before.............bugging you isn't it.............now Fiona let him ask the question"
Why do the BBC always pick out the plant in the audience? It’s almost as if they know they are there?
They're pretty much all plants. What kind of normal person goes to watch Question Time? All the parties organise activists to participate in it - and then you get others complaining about it. It's more or less impossible for the BBC to get an audience of ordinary people, ordinary people won't go.
bluethrunthru
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They're pretty much all plants. What kind of normal person goes to watch Question Time? All the parties organise activists to participate in it - and then you get others complaining about it. It's more or less impossible for the BBC to get an audience of ordinary people, ordinary people won't go.
True - I'd only go if I can take some beer and crisps in with me - thats how we all watch it at home isn't it lol?
True - I'd only go if I can take some beer and crisps in with me - thats how we all watch it at home isn't it lol?
I'm far more politically interested than the vast majority of people, and when Any Questions took place in my village, I was in the pub instead. 150 yards away, much preferring my pint.
bluethrunthru
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I'm far more politically interested than the vast majority of people, and when Any Questions took place in my village, I was in the pub instead. 150 yards away, much preferring my pint.
I trust you also issued a statement to the press confirming you were staying away and why lol - its all the rage right now.
I trust you also issued a statement to the press confirming you were staying away and why lol - its all the rage right now.
Schoolboy error - I accidentally sent one out saying I was retiring from international football.