[GiRTh]

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Fascinating. Richard Osman knew about Gregg Wallace dirty sexually charged banter eh.

[arista]

[arista]

A Sensible Lady Writer
was on the Start of Newsnight.

The Whole Show
it is only 36mins long
After the Lady speaks,
A debate with 2 top guests

Greg Said
he asked if he put some of her food on
his cock - would she eat it?


The BBC needs to Sack him. Fast

Watch:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod...night-04122024

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

[B]


Greg Said
he asked if he put some of her food on
his cock - would she eat it?

I find that hard to swallow

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Christmas Dynamo

I find that hard to swallow

LOL... you're a bloody nightmare...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Christmas Dynamo

I find that hard to swallow

Watch the Newsnight Link
I trust that nice Lady at the start
more than Dirty Greg

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod...ly-harassed-me

[arista]

It was also Debated on BBC Radio4 Media show
one hour long, at the start.


The BBC Head office told them
Greg Wallace works for Banijay Productions
not them.

I would think Banijay
a massive group are as Guilty as the BBC
for allowing Greg Wallace to carry
on taking Dirty Sex to loads of
Fit young women/

https://www.banijay.com/news/

[Livia]

I'm amused at the attempts on here, by men mostly, to equalise the debate by claiming "women do it too". I bet you can't direct me to where Nigella Lawson (for instance) said something like "if I put some of your food on my vaj, would you eat it?" . No... Because disgusting and inappropriate is not the same as sexy and suggestive. And there aren't that many cases of sexual violence by women on men. Men are, in most cases, the perpetrator. But nice try chaps, you make a half-decent argument but it's just not the same thing.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Livia

I'm amused at the attempts on here, by men mostly, to equalise the debate by claiming "women do it too". I bet you can't direct me to where Nigella Lawson (for instance) said something like "if I put some of your food on my vaj, would you eat it?" . No... Because disgusting and inappropriate is not the same as sexy and suggestive. And there aren't that many cases of sexual violence by women on men. Men are, in most cases, the perpetrator. But nice try chaps, you make a half-decent argument but it's just not the same thing.

Yiu cant deny the justin bieber stuff though, or the phwoars you get from the loose women when they see a young hunk.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Parumpapapump

Yiu cant deny the justin bieber stuff though, or the phwoars you get from the loose women when they see a young hunk.

Read what Greg said then find me something comparable said by Loose Women.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Livia

Read what Greg said then find me something comparable said by Loose Women.

I will if you show me anything Greg's so called victims endured that's worse than what justin bieber has endured from female talk show hosts.

[Beso]

How many people meet their future partners at work? How does that happen without some sort of innuendo.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Parumpapapump

How many people meet their future partners at work? How does that happen without some sort of innuendo.

Are you suggesting that Greg's comments were merely innuendo??

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Livia

Are you suggesting that Greg's comments were merely innuendo??

Well they were just comments...and not actions.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Parumpapapump

How many people meet their future partners at work? How does that happen without some sort of innuendo.

When (most) people meet their future partner they build up a flirtation, get to know each other, get to know each others sense of humour and things develop from there over time...

...that is not the same thing as a bloke throwing around sexually aggressive comments at women who are basically strangers to him. :umm:

Honestly in a workplace setting even if you THINK you know someone well and that "sexual banter" isn't an issue, people need to be extremely careful that it's not been misread, and to be honest, just plain don't do it unless you're already in an actual relationship.

The number of men who think women are flirting with them just because they're being nice/friendly .

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Quantum Bauble

When (most) people meet their future partner they build up a flirtation, get to know each other, get to know each others sense of humour and things develop from there over time...

...that is not the same thing as a bloke throwing around sexually aggressive comments at women who are basically strangers to him. :umm:

Honestly in a workplace setting even if you THINK you know someone well and that "sexual banter" isn't an issue, people need to be extremely careful that it's not been misread, and to be honest, just plain don't do it unless you're already in an actual relationship.

The number of men who think women are flirting with them just because they're being nice/friendly .

Isnt he on the spectrum though, making his boundaries different to others?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Quantum Bauble

When (most) people meet their future partner they build up a flirtation, get to know each other, get to know each others sense of humour and things develop from there over time...

...that is not the same thing as a bloke throwing around sexually aggressive comments at women who are basically strangers to him. :umm:

Honestly in a workplace setting even if you THINK you know someone well and that "sexual banter" isn't an issue, people need to be extremely careful that it's not been misread, and to be honest, just plain don't do it unless you're already in an actual relationship.

The number of men who think women are flirting with them just because they're being nice/friendly .

Women smiling at men seems to be another one too.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Santa Goth

Women smiling at men seems to be another one too.

I guess the only way is to scowl at people. Seriously though...I never knew Greg Wallace was like that, sounds like it's over for him now.

[Cherie]

what I cannot get my head around and pardon me because I rarely watched Masterchef or its Celeb version but when I did, John Torode was the Star and Wallace was his side kick, what was it about him that made them keep him on for so long, its not like he is easy on the eye, or witty or funny, so I just dont get it at all....Helen Lederer did a piece where she said she went into Celebrity Masterchef thinking she would have a laugh with the hosts but having a laugh was saved for the male guests, she contrasted it to going on the Chase where Bradley Walsh treats everyone equally...its all so bizarre that they let him continue for so long

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Christmas Spirit

I guess the only way is to scowl at people. Seriously though...I never knew Greg Wallace was like that, sounds like it's over for him now.

I never knew that Gregg was like that either.

You never truly know what people in the Showbiz world are like though.

[Beso]

It's not really about who said the worst things, it's more that both sexes can be guilty of it..but only the men suffer publicly.

[Beso]

Again, all greg did was say the stuff in the work place...his bosses knew of it, and once again the bbc did nothing...


That's what this story should be about.


I see starmer had plenty to say about Gregg, but hasnt addressed the bbc ignoring it..cause that would make him a hypocrite if he did.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Its clear that as he became more well known he knew that he could get away with more and more as women would be less likely to complain as he is the talent and its abundantly clear that at the BBC this dynamic has been prevalent since the 70s

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Christmas Dynamo

Its clear that as he became more well known he knew that he could get away with more and more

Well it works for Trump

[bots]

i don't know how much masterchef is scripted, but he must have practiced many of those lines that caused offense to contestants, which is pretty weird. The production company obviously thought what he was saying was absolutely fine as they filmed it