Post by Teddy Bear on Jun 29, 2009 19:25:06 GMT
There's the obvious initial thought that Ross is one of those at the BBC who not only epitomizes the lack of talent there, but is vastly overpaid in direct inverse proportion.
The 'insult to injury' is that so many 'license fees' are given to this arrogant and self-aggrandizing shmuck, shouldn't he be more supportive of the hand that feeds him? We can all agree with the lack of quality and talent at the BBC, but is it the one who reaps the most from their lack of vision the one to point that out?
The 'insult to injury' is that so many 'license fees' are given to this arrogant and self-aggrandizing shmuck, shouldn't he be more supportive of the hand that feeds him? We can all agree with the lack of quality and talent at the BBC, but is it the one who reaps the most from their lack of vision the one to point that out?
Jonathan Ross blast BBC rival Graham Norton's weekend TV show as 'not good enough'
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 4:51 PM on 29th June 2009
Jonathan Ross has taken a swipe at his BBC rival Graham Norton, saying his show is 'not good enough'.
Ross is reportedly unhappy that Norton’s new chat show will go head-to-head with his own from the autumn.
Speaking on his Radio 2 show on Saturday, Ross poured scorn on Norton’s family series Totally Saturday, and moaned about the lack of talent at the BBC.
He said he missed shows like The Two Ronnies, and added: 'Where’s that now? What have we got on TV over the weekend?
'We had Graham Norton’s Totally Saturday. Well, that’s not good enough.
'Poor Graham, I feel for him watching that show. It makes even that series John Barrowman was in look like a work of genius.'
Ross, 48, has a three-year contract with the BBC worth £18million, while Norton, 46, is the second highest on £7.4million over three years.
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 4:51 PM on 29th June 2009
Jonathan Ross has taken a swipe at his BBC rival Graham Norton, saying his show is 'not good enough'.
Ross is reportedly unhappy that Norton’s new chat show will go head-to-head with his own from the autumn.
Speaking on his Radio 2 show on Saturday, Ross poured scorn on Norton’s family series Totally Saturday, and moaned about the lack of talent at the BBC.
He said he missed shows like The Two Ronnies, and added: 'Where’s that now? What have we got on TV over the weekend?
'We had Graham Norton’s Totally Saturday. Well, that’s not good enough.
'Poor Graham, I feel for him watching that show. It makes even that series John Barrowman was in look like a work of genius.'
Ross, 48, has a three-year contract with the BBC worth £18million, while Norton, 46, is the second highest on £7.4million over three years.