Inside Out Ffs!

Judi Spiers first made her name working alongside Gus Honeybun. Now she's interviewing Funtime Frankie, so intellectually at least her career hasn't really gone anywhere.

Judith Spiers.

I had never heard of her before a few weeks ago when she was in the Herald having an outpouring of emotion that she now loved Argyle.

Then she is making a gesture of leaving after half an hour because she can't stand it?What a pretentious tosser.

Well done to Harper and his chums for showing her up. I don't really see how doing something that isn't exactly up your street, understanding it, enjoying it and admitting you would like to come back again is 'losing'. Whereas patronsing others that they might not understand your entertainment (which evidently wasn't the case), not being able to last the duration of theirs, and failing to understand their enjoyment of it is 'winning'?

If it was an ignorance contest she'd have won handsomely. As for "Theatre 1 - Argyle 0", she should get pelted tomatoes for that final comment.

ejh wrote:

Judith Spiers.

I had never heard of her before a few weeks ago when she was in the Herald having an outpouring of emotion that she now loved Argyle.

Then she is making a gesture of leaving after half an hour because she can't stand it?What a pretentious tosser.

Well done to Harper and his chums for showing her up. I don't really see how doing something that isn't exactly up your street, understanding it, enjoying it and admitting you would like to come back again is 'losing'. Whereas patronsing others that they might not understand your entertainment (which evidently wasn't the case), not being able to last the duration of theirs, and failing to understand their enjoyment of it is 'winning'?

If it was an ignorance contest she'd have won handsomely. As for "Theatre 1 - Argyle 0", she should get pelted tomatoes for that final comment.

she is an idiot at the end of it. Her presenting skills leave alot to be desired.

i took a football fan to watch Spectre last week who had never watched a bond film before... should have invited bbc to film it thinking about it now.

It's a funny old world. She hit her height with Gus and Ian Stirling, I liked that, which was more an accident of the times I guess, with a happy off the wall bunch under Cadbury. I liked the TSW thing, McCleod and all, with his tipples. They had a ball, and that's how work should be.
Downhill from then on, a bit like the English football team. 3000 professional protagonists only,  fighting for the top national jobs. You don't have to be that good at media, just trained and  versed in what is expected of you. A bit like Jimmy B getting his gigs with next to no talent for the matter at hand. It's all about initial access, of which 80% of the workers will be mehhhhh. When I occasionally have come across her radio stuff, I have been a bit perturbed. Glad she's gone from that.
Real high performers are few and far between.
As for Funtime, he wasn't the nicest of characters even as a teenager. I'm not surprised he's turned out how he has.

To be honest, Theatre has never been the same for me since Del Boy took the peroxide tart with him to see Carmen. There's so many brilliant quips that it spoilt my view on theatre productions and its followers.

A bit like the Life of Brian and biblical films I suppose.

I remember for a brief period in the early 90's Judy spiers was going to be the next Queen of Daytime, suppose this morning came along and "revolutionised" the format. Anyway she had to leave early to interview Elkie Brooks in Holsworthy, could there be a more TSW statement possible?

It it just me or does Funtime Frankie remind you of Alf Garnett?

Hugh Watt wrote:

I remember for a brief period in the early 90's Judy spiers was going to be the next Queen of Daytime, suppose this morning came along and "revolutionised" the format. Anyway she had to leave early to interview Elkie Brooks in Holsworthy, could there be a more TSW statement possible?

It it just me or does Funtime Frankie remind you of Alf Garnett?

Steady now. Frankie's got an IQ of 160 odd you know, or so he says. That must mean he knows he acts like a homophobic racist.

Personally, I think he's adding up all of the farm's IQ and claiming it.

If it is 160 odd, sorry Frankie, still way behind.

[quote="Hugh Watt"]I remember for a brief period in the early 90's Judy spiers was going to be the next Queen of Daytime, suppose this morning came along and "revolutionised" the format. Anyway she had to leave early to interview Elkie Brooks in Holsworthy, could there be a more TSW statement possible?


Judi Spiers was born on March 15, 1953 in Plymouth, Devon, England
As Judith Marilyn Spiers. She is an actress, known for Pebble Mill presenting the BBC One's daily magazine programme Pebble Mill from 1992 until 1995

Pointless drivel to fill air time, all local bbc stations had similar snippet of football fans dragged to theatre.

Frank was great, credit to him after having his reputation smeared in that horrible episode last year.

Hopefully he can fulfil his dream of stepping up alongside Ian into the Business Lounge now.

either poi or iggy im guessing this obviously fake account of de liars belongs too.

Now that would be a shock.