The Mother of all Nadirs

[Freddie Freeloader]

Jonathan Ross abusing a drum kit alongside Stevie Wonder whilst the latter and his band perform "Superstition".









I'm quite upset.

[wadsy]

On the "Des O'connor show in the 80's the guests were Tom Jones &



Shirley Bassey. They were performing a duet ( I forget the song) & then Des



joined in. A tragedy!!!

[Freddy]

When Ross is in his dotage he will look back on it with fond memories. When we are in our dotage we will have forgotten all about it.



FReddy

[Freddie Freeloader]

name='Freddy']



When Ross is in his dotage he will look back on it with fond memories. When we are in our dotage we will have forgotten all about it.



FReddy

I take a great deal of comfort from this Zen Koan.

[SirOllyBolly]

And I thought Ross's Dad's Army tribute show was low.

[EHV_Emmetts]

name='SirOllyBolly']And I thought Ross's Dad's Army tribute show was low.

I thought the all time low was when Ross showed a video of his rectal examination. Fortunately, we the viewers, were spared the the worst because the studio camera panned away just before it became too gory. Unfortunately the studio audience had to suffer the view from the endoscope as it traversed it's way up Ross's back passage.

[Steve Crook]

name='EHV_Emmetts']I thought the all time low was when Ross showed a video of his rectal examination. Fortunately, we the viewers, were spared the the worst because the studio camera panned away just before it became too gory. Unfortunately the studio audience had to suffer the view from the endoscope as it traversed it's way up Ross's back passage.

Serves them right. If you got to see his show you know you'll see a load of shit

We just don't want it delivered through our TV screens thank you very much



Steve

[narabdela]

Did you see him presenting the BAFTAs? It was embarassing.



This man is one of the highest paid entertainers(sic) on television. How low can we go?

[Marky B]

I watched it,and I would happily play drums badly along with the great Stevie Wonder.

Should be fun next week - Paul O'Grady is a guest.

Ta Ta

Marky B