shipyardbernie
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Ah yes, I see your point Lesley Reply #21. Dec 14 11, 11:22 AM |
lesley153
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Thanks Bernie - lesser or least of other evils? Reply #22. Dec 14 11, 12:48 PM |
turbotude
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We'd be happy to keep 'mean old' Simon Cowell here in the States.....just as long as you keep a good tight hold on 'The Hoff'! IMHO, that's a fair trade. Reply #23. Dec 15 11, 12:55 PM |
boxjaw
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It's really a no-brainer turbotude. Just send David Hasselhoff to Germany and find someone new. :^) Reply #24. Dec 20 11, 12:21 PM |
lesn
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I disagree, I find Piers Morgan refreshing. He speaks his mind not just what political thoughts are currently in vogue. It is not true that he is disliked by us all here in the UK. Reply #25. Dec 13 18, 6:54 AM |
Cymruambyth
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Piers Morgan has a mind? If that's true, why doesn't he use it? Reply #26. Apr 04 19, 12:03 PM |
Skyflyerjen
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I think it's because he'd have to stop talking for a moment to use it. Reply #27. Apr 05 19, 8:15 AM |
johnnycat777
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I have seen interviews done but both men in the past but on a limited basis. I found that Larry King was more polite and less intrusive and a little more interested in good memories from the past. Morgan in my opinion was often rude and had no problem diggibg up whatever dirt he could find. Also Piers Morgan attacked some celebs in interviews but was nice to his friends so he showed bias which is unprofessional especially for an interviewer. Larry King was the better of the two. Reply #28. May 10 20, 9:06 AM |
JRooowe
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Wow. Old thread. Larry King was awful. Anyone would have been an improvement. Larry had Elaine Page as a guest one night but clearly didn't know who she was or anything about her. He brought up Susan Boyle mentioning her. When Page acknowledged it King followed up with "Her endorsement will probably help you get work." Uh... right. Reply #29. May 05 23, 11:00 PM |
Cymruambyth
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Oddly enough, no one has mentioned Harry and Meghan? Does that mean we all wish they would disappear? Reply #30. Jul 13 23, 11:48 AM |
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