Top 10 British TV Moments That Caused Major Outrage

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Ofcom was inundated! For this list, WatchMojo UK counts down the most controversial and scandalous scenes and moments ever to air on British TV. Featuring headline news from "Celebrity Big Brother", Jeremy Clarkson on "The One Show", Piers Morgan on "Good Morning Britain"... plus famous moments from "Britain's Got Talent", "Strictly Come Dancing" and EastEnders", too!
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[@WatchMojoUK]

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[@verdammtesarschlochs6148]

ok ill bite

[@verdammtesarschlochs6148]

blady hell is that frank skinner???? dam he looks old now how old is this???

[@verdammtesarschlochs6148]

looks a bit like rod stuart. and personally i think policemen should be allowed to be as violent as they need.their perps dont hold back this shared opinion.

[@verdammtesarschlochs6148]

clarksons views sound reasonable.lets not forget to add bankers and many politicians also.

[@verdammtesarschlochs6148]

big surprise the black person won big brother.

[@dlswyer405]

The type of people who call up ofcom to complain about a tv show are the same people who go to a restaurant and complain about the food after they’ve ate every single bite

[@joeogle7729]

No i think most Ofcom complaints are from the competition. And they have people combing over ever fine detail to find something to dob them in for. Ofcom have a bulletin of all the screw ups from the last month and there is a hilarious part where it describes in clinical language which part of the body was exposed for too long. another great story is a audio technician at Jazz FM who was watching some "adult content" and he decided to plug his computer into the mixing desk. which meant it was being broadcast...

[@mork6668]

Freedom of expression?

[@ObiGale33]

I believe someone once complained to Ofcom when there was a vag slip on babestation. Like who sits there watching boobs but a vag comes on and it's like 'that's filthy, I need to complain'. Come to think of it, who sits there watching.

[@007ptb007]

@@mork6668 do you mean the entertainment has or should have freedom of expression or the person complaining? I agree with both, art should have freedom of expression, after the watershed if its adult or offensive and people should be allowed complain but freedom of expression isn't a licence to be a C unt.

[@mork6668]

@chris brady PTB brady?Yeah, he's a real bitch!!

[@kaysmith8992]

Roxanne was such a dangerous person, fortunately there were cameras, otherwise everyone would have taken her side.

[@ri9596]

I think she took the play fight as a real fight.

[@1t_wasnt_me]

@@ri9596 Yeah sure dum dum, like I played monopoly and thought I was an estate realtor and thought all the money was genuinely real as well, get stuffed!

[@sajmeister]

@@ri9596 she's a sociopath that nearly got Hardeep Kohli done in the first night of going in there.

[@ta8258]

@@ri9596 nope she wanted the public sympathy and attention and tried to frame an innocent man so she could win

[@jackmorgan4817]

he showed the wrong man.

[@bluecheese20401]

Roxanne should have faced serious legal action for her false allegation. For every false allegation it lessens the time that the authorities can spend on proper crimes.

[@TheOmegaRiddler]

The problem with that is that because she was the one who faced consequences, it makes any civil action impossible because no one believes her. To sue someone, you need actual damages like harm of reputation which results in loss of work, and she didn't succeed in that goal. And what she did was unfortunately not a crime, it only would have become a crime if she falsely reported him to the police.

[@dachronicalalittlebitofeve6630]

Roxanne should have faced criminal charges for sure. What she did wasn’t only extremely nasty to the lad who she wrongly accused but to every victim out there who struggle to convince people because we’ve seen how women like this convince themselves of a lie and stick to it regardless of the drama it causes. If they hadn’t had a camera absolutely everywhere she may have succeeded in destroying his life!

[@kizy55]

exactly ! if when you ask your sex say im non binany or whatever simple

[@joannaedssay5988]

THIS 💯

[@scotishjohn]

​@@kizy55 whats non bimary

[@gfutrhbf]

@@scotishjohnit’s when someone is neither a man nor a woman. they’re something in the middle.

[@-______-______-]

@@kizy55what on Earth are you talking about? What on Earth does this have to do with anything the comment you're replying to, says?

[@MrNerfornothing]

Suprised that bit on bake off where someone took that guys baked alaska out of the freezer didnt appear on the list

[@jeneratorhall2861]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@stevemccann4166]

You would have to be really cold to do that😀

[@kaycollarfeild]

I remember watching that and being like nooo. Shouldn't have thrown it away tho. Always better to serve something

[@stephenowens8398]

I remember that footage, and how it shook the world!

[@martinanugent5045]

I like the way Emma Willis didint fall for the sob story.And Roxanne realised she wasnt fooling her.

[@poke125]

I don't think Roxanne really apologised for the trouble she caused. In fact, I'm pretty sure she did all this just to gain sympathy from others

[@martinanugent5045]

@@poke125 She was still trying to make herself the victim.

[@poke125]

@@martinanugent5045 exactly

[@kellydedman1720]

Emma was not taking no bullshit 😂😂

[@buddysally886]

I saw this as Emily Willis 🤣🙌

[@MJQueenForever]

That Ghost Show being BELIEVED is scarier than the actual show, itself. That acting is absolutely shocking 😱🤣🤣🤣🤣 Was like watching live version of Scooby Doo!

[@midgeymidge9403]

People are really thick.

[@robokill387]

@@midgeymidge9403 *Bri'ish* people are thick.

[@getupstairstobed]

@@robokill387 Erm, rooooooight..... American or Australian, good reason to believe you're one saying total BS like that. If so, shock...

[@valkir293]

It was actually a legit attempt to do something different and creative, but backfired horribly. For me and my mates it was amazing, it was all we talked about in school for days.

[@COCONUTS307]

That acting is trash lmao

[@grayKT]

"I'm devastated and I'm sorry" Yeah sorry you got caught, it's been years and it's still crazy how evil she was during that show

[@ellemmenn2930]

Well said… I read somewhere else that after this incident others who had worked with her previously started to come forward with similar stories, implying this behaviour is long-standing but this time she did it in the wrong place as there were cameras present and that offered everyone indisputable evidence that she was stirring the drama, not sure if anyone else has heard the same??

[@joannaedssay5988]

@@ellemmenn2930 Yes I read the exact same thing somewhere.

[@cool9229]

A horror show being cancelled for being scary? What?😂😂

[@TheLadyDelirium]

There were stories of people committing suicide because they thought it was real. I'd still like to watch it.

[@cool9229]

@@TheLadyDelirium but I mean is that really the shows fault?

[@aylagregg1962]

🤣🤨 wtf!!!!

[@tinarafferty62]

You can buy the dvd on BBC website thats where I got mine

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

8:59 ... STOP IT SUZIE ! 9:47 ... 😾 🐀 !

[@AuthorBeckySusanAdams]

"The BBC was cleared of ANY wrongdoing..." Theme of the fucking century 🙄

[@kevh9497]

If anyone is offended by men in drag in 2022, they should get a life.

[@sunlightheaded]

I can't believe *"I* *hope* *it* *makes* *you* *very* *happy* *Jane"* didn't make the cut

[@bigmass4792]

That's just funny though not complain worthy

[@billypribbo9668]

This is moments that caused major outrage not moments that elevated humanity

[@charlescutts2387]

😂😂😂

[@rappers5719]

Funny how the BBC are always found not guilty of wrong doing.

[@super_happy_alien509]

they not called the British bullshiting Corporation for nothing !! they pro's

[@romainsavioz5466]

🤦🏻‍♂️

[@mrsd8401]

Nothing like a bit of lazy BBC bashing to while away those disasterous hours under the Tories, right?

[@djkanels2311]

Maybe cause there wasn't anything real to complain about in any of these 🙄

[@BossySwan]

@@mrsd8401 pipe down

[@finnkedinn1573]

After any complaint of a show “we have investigated ourselves and found ourselves to be innocent”

[@interestedbystander196]

Not entirely accurate. The regulator (Ofcom) does the investigating. Ofcom is not the BBC.

[@finnkedinn1573]

@@interestedbystander196 I mean technically tv license inspectors shouldn’t be allowed to bring police with them since it’s a civil matter and not criminal, however it’s clear there is some non-public agreement between them that allows it to happen. The whole Broadcasting industry is just chummy with eachother. That’s why no one ever truly gets a hit when something goes down.

[@interestedbystander196]

@@finnkedinn1573 OK, so why did you now bring police into a thing about the broadcasting industry?

[@CH-xq6if]

@@finnkedinn1573 actually of ofcom does regularly reprimand various networks for messing up. It got fox news taken off air entirely for hate fuelled content and outright lies .

[@AuthorBeckySusanAdams]

Sounds like 10 Downing Street...

[@hearmeoutbro]

Roxanne isn’t sorry. She’s upset she got caught.

[@MrAvant123]

I'd forgotten what a vile human being Jade Goody was. And as for the BBC, I am waiting for the time that they ever admit they did something wrong. Even when I wrote to them to tell them that one of their journalists made a mistake when quoting oil supply figures, they still replied in a way that twisted things around to look like i was incorrect.

[@celtictarotreadings333]

That’s such a sad story about your letter. I guess you’re not important bye 👋

[@allwrighty100]

@@celtictarotreadings333 Typical Celtic supporter

[@YA-hm5zy]

​@@allwrighty100he was talking about BBC response.

[@YA-hm5zy]

Cancel your TV licence. Stop funding their BS.

[@saintpigeonpotatoespp9310]

I mean Good Morning Britain is bound to cause outrange.

[@r4h4al]

For having Piers Morgan.

[@personalcheeses8073]

@@r4h4al What an ass he is

[@JoeVington]

@@personalcheeses8073 he’s said a lot of reasonable things about trans stuff

[@saintpigeonpotatoespp9310]

Extactly

[@shelleylyme6402]

@@saintpigeonpotatoespp9310 I agwee 👍

[@estherdownham7057]

Nobody’s talking about the possessed girl behind the sofa?.... 🤨

[@DBuckyBoy]

Kim?

[@DBuckyBoy]

Oh wait sorry ...... I thought you said "the retard who needs to be forgotten and NEVER appear on TV screens again". Easy mistake to make

[@MrGamma789]

@@DBuckyBoy he wasn’t talking about that🤣 you smoking crack

[@jimmyboynottknown7713]

Hollywoodfied bullsh1t just to sell tv by false representation

[@johnwilliams2479]

@@jimmyboynottknown7713 do research, your ignorant of theses matters, bet you believe the government along with The World health organisation have our best interests at heart with this pandemic, many people need an exorcism

[@twinkle3026]

A few years ago, i read Kim Woodburn's auto biography and she received constant physical and mental abuse from her mother, throughout her childhood and teens. Sadly, this has really screwed her up and she has almost become a replica of her mother. Very sad that sometimes the abused grow up to become the abusers.

[@peterobinson3678]

And then they inflict abuse on epicureans worldwide. Thank you, social media and cookery programs.

[@swallis0001]

I watched that series of CBB, that Coleen and Nicola McLean bullied that poor woman so much she suffered a breakdown. Absolutely shameless behaviour from them both.

[@marlenegardner2696]

I also read it many years ago, the sad bit was her having to give birth on her own, then burying her stillborn son on her own, then going into work the next day, so sad. Colleen picked Kim out to bully, as Kim is a nice person, but takes no crap from anyone, and people like her. She saw Kim as a threat against her winning. So she sat on her thrown in the garden with her cigs and wine, making sure rest of the house would go against Kim. Kim would of won if it had not been for Colleen I can’t sing Nolan.

[@twinkle3026]

@@marlenegardner2696 Yes, i found that part of the book very upsetting also. I think this just tipped her even closer to the edge. Kim has been through a lot.

[@marlenegardner2696]

@@twinkle3026 there was no reason by Nolan picked on her from day one, bar the fact Kim is a nice lady but takes shit of no one, and she saw her as a threat to herself winning. Disgusting behaviour

[@simonmcmullen1129]

Roxanne tried to say someone pushed her into the swimming pool too 🙄

[@zakoid1]

Aw c'mon..... Jamie O'hara trying to square up to Kim the cleaner while she screams "You're an ADULTERER" and calling the others "Chicken livered little sh*ts" was GOLD 🥇 😁😁

[@joebloggs8422]

It’s a shame piers Morgan didn’t interview piers Morgan about the time he hacked the phone of a murdered teenager

[@davidtodd9885]

He didn't hack her phone. That was the News of the World..... Morgan was Editor of The Mirror.

[@WakaWaka2468]

Based Piers

[@connornoble5600]

doing media studies at school lad

[@Kit-yv7ob]

@@davidtodd9885 The Mirror still hacked phones under Morgans lead.

[@davidtodd9885]

@@Kit-yv7ob they did..... And there are more than enough reason to label Morgan as a scum bag without lies like the above being spread.

[@frankbrodie5168]

Aah... "Peadogeddon.." The nostalgia is strong with that one. Chris Morris is a true legend of satire.

[@skylined5534]

"From your loving father, Mr Reynholm" 😂

[@billypribbo9668]

Baltimora means literally 'I'm running at them now with my trousers down'

[@sophlou2367]

just hearing that shout of distress like "noooo!! help meeeee" makes it so obvious ghostwatch was scripted

[@lcdubs7847]

I seriously cannot fathom why anyone would want to watch Celebrity Big Brother, or shows like it, in the first place.

[@alexmurray8501]

I've seen like 7 seasons of it, it's great.

[@kavp16]

@@alexmurray8501 what even season 4 ?,which was the worst one,I worked with a lad that finished 3rd in season 4,He was quite bitter that no-one knew him when he came out

[@ajorbista]

I believe it’s the drama of course. There’s apparently something interesting about watching dysfunctional people who can’t get along on national telly

[@kavp16]

@@ajorbista The 1st one was good it was something different,something no one had really seen before,and then you throw the whole thing with nasty nick,but other big brothers were try hards,should of jibbed it after the 1st one,but money does wonderful things for the soul

[@burntrim]

Suppose we could bring back public hanging. Some folks like to watch anything

[@adolescence8305]

This could have just been a Jeremy Clarkson compilation

[@Minxy-Missy]

I fucking love the man lol

[@alexwallex1721]

@@Minxy-Missy Jezz Clark what a legend

[@mrhousee]

Idk how to feel about the train comment, but I still love him 😂😭

[@anthonybariek997]

Or a Piers Morgan one

[@CH-xq6if]

Is he the one that punched a junior staff member or 2???

[@heathbrodersen7654]

I’ll never forget what those people put me through…. On a game show I volunteered to be on.

[@carolinepark4033]

I dont know what show other ppl were watching. Kim came across as the nastiest bully I’ve ever seen on tv. Her need to be in control and power down on others like they were silly little children was atrocious. It’s clearly her defence mechanism and she needs years of therapy, clearly

[@wonhung]

Clarkson is right about train jumpers. My brother worked on the railways and the numberr of times he had to clear up the remains of someone who'd been hit by a train. What people don't realise is that when you're hit bey a train you burst open like a squashed rotten tomato and there are bits of you splashed up to 100 yrds in all directions. My brother had to give it up in the end and retired from the railways early because of "One Under" as jumpers were called back then, they may still be for all I know.

[@misplacedkiwi9498]

I feel for anyone who has to deal with the aftermath of a rail fatality: it must be truly awful. Please also understand that mental health is an illness which causes sufferers to not think rationally. They can’t help it.

[@noahhunt2003]

I also agree, it just puts others in misery, causing delays for people travelling, the people who have to clear up the mess and the effect it may have on the train driver as well.

[@InterMalager]

It may come across inconvenient for someone to off themselves that way, but the person in question is not thinking of anything in that moment, its tragic for everyone

[@amberkelly3187]

It’s not selfish, it is deeply ill people that have died due to a serious condition. While I empathise with anyone in a job where they have to deal with traumatic scenes people don’t jump in front of trains to piss off members of the public. They have reached breaking point and are just trying to stop their pain. The difference is police, fire, ambulance services etc train and hopefully have counselling where as a railway worker doesn’t. They should have those things.

[@stephenellison1]

I didn’t know the train drivers cleaned up the mess

[@BedsitBob]

I agree with Jeremy Clarkson, about people jumping in front of trains. The trauma it causes to people who witness it, and in particular the driver, is horrific.

[@tanngrisnir69]

You are both wrong, you definitely have no idea of the suffering a person has to go through to take there own life. It's the mental sickness that uses your own body to take your life. It's not a conscious decision like taking s shower. It's a mental sickness that brakes down your mind with time until there is nothing left but pain and suffering, I know from personal experience. But I agree with you that it's terrible for driver of the train and those that witness it and the family of suicide victim. 😥

[@resnonverba137]

Bedsit.. - Quite agree.

[@omaralm8061]

@@tanngrisnir69 look I’m not gonna discount your experience, but I’ve been through some shit and thought about it multiple times and how to do it I never thought to involve people in it, like the driver, nor did I think of doing it in public traumatizing any other person. If I did that’s selfish on my part because I might traumatize someone to do the same. I hope you’re doing well brother, keep on keeping on, all the best😊☺️

[@maccas7683]

Your so insensitive to the fact people sometimes feel they have no way out

[@ronan_carter1531]

@@tanngrisnir69 Stefan my mate watched someone commit sucide on the train when he was 4 he remembered it until the end when himself ended his own life cause he couldn’t handle it . The impact that guy had on him for 14 years made him take his own life . Don’t talk shit about people committing sucide think about the after shock they have on the people . I’ve myself been down they path like u and it worst then death but you’ve got to think about the impact u have .

[@SirAsdf]

Man, these Ofcom complainers really need to get a life.

[@JamesLintonwriter]

Especially with number ten. Piers was trying to hold one of these politicians to account - maybe Helen Watley shouldn't have been so evasive.

[@JamesLintonwriter]

@talesofthelostones 2020 I completely agree with you there

[@aronmaddocks2736]

@talesofthelostones 2020 what you mean like shutting the US borders down early and being called racist for doing so ,by the same people who openly told citizen's to go and party ,trump saved lives that's a fact you TDS sufferers will never admit or even research ,so stick to facebook dickhead and btw bidens already killed 10.000 jobs and caused a few thousands death due to covid19 if trump was to blame for deaths when he was in charge then now Biden is ,or you gonna forget all that now, because facebook will tell you too .😂😂😂😂

[@randomkid4783]

@talesofthelostones 2020 I have a question, are u saying that 429,616 (wherever you got this number from) is solely cause of trump when there are videos of teens having parties with no mask or people trying to have a summer break. I also like how you mention that disinfectant “might” be a possible cure, you said that like it’s a bad thing even though you even said might, that doesn’t sound like a bad thing it just sounds like he was asking what we could use to end the virus faster

[@BuinidhMoChridheDoAlba]

David Tennant got complaints because his character smoked. It's ridiculous

[@crooke80]

Brasseye ftw 😂👌 I remember that like it was yesterday. Pure gold the whole series

[@terencejay8845]

'It's Nonse-Sense..'

[@macflod]

Yeah, the reason Piers wasn’t allowed to briefing’s wasn’t because the interview was outrageous. Its because he made the government look bad. They wouldn’t let anyone near them who would ask any difficult questions

[@blackrose__xx]

I may have laughed at the school 😅

[@r4h4al]

It was funny the people who complained are probably pedos themselves.

[@traviescratchcards5875]

Same! 🤣 comedy gold that hahaha

[@Keston1302]

Lol same 😂

[@patch267]

That's because it's bloody hilarious

[@philpants44]

it was funny tbf. people need to lighten up.

[@revolver_84]

Should have mentioned that roxanne pallet did the same thing when working at Emmerdale except no camera's were around to capture what really happened and it wrecked a career

[@philly1076]

So sad

[@Fireglo]

She also pretended the Turbin guy knocked her into the pool on Big Brother.

[@MOONFIREmagess]

I saw ghost watch when it aired, I was laughing all the way through!😅

[@poppy6635]

I wish my lawn was as edgy as you. It might cut itself

[@herfromafrica2711]

i’m a woman myself but women who falsely accuse men if abuse frightens me because you never know what they will accuse anyone of something when a camera or a proof isn’t there

[@tsundereyoongi3869]

Yeah and now all claims are being believed by default, especially if it's from a woman. It's become guilty until proven innocent and that's so wrong.

[@pingu3984]

Unfortunately it seems to be the MO of women. I'm a woman and I've been fasley accused of shit by other women in the workplace. Thank god for cctv.

[@SuperSymbiote1]

Complaints for a ghost show being scary? Well obviously it’s going to be scary

[@newleif9739]

An autistic boy actually killed himself over it.

[@MeathookCinema]

@@newleif9739 His parents shouldn’t have let him watch it then

[@newleif9739]

@@MeathookCinema its all well and good saying that but bet your folks weren't monitoring what you did 24/7

[@MeathookCinema]

@@newleif9739 I’m not autistic and so wouldn’t think Ghostwatch was real whilst being left unsupervised to watch it. Don’t complain to Ofcom when bad parenting is to blame.

[@newleif9739]

@@MeathookCinema I don't think parents or the tv was to blame at all. Not blaming anyone actually. Just making the point that yes, Some people did think it was real. Dont forget ghost watch came out in 1992. Nothing like this had been done before. I'm not autistic but i watched it in the early 2000s after it had been unbanned and I thought it was real with no context. I think people who complain to OfCom are fucking losers.

[@Midlandsgoat]

BrassEye still is some of the best satire writing ever.

[@r4h4al]

Can't belive that got complaints. We had snowflakes even back then.

[@robsuewindsor3547]

@@r4h4al I

[@r4h4al]

@ciaran perry Agree.

[@Cj-kp9nd]

Easily, it’s hilarious

[@carolinerowles5951]

I just watched it a few hours ago on here and commented on all the complaints it got. What a coincidence as I haven't watched it in years!

[@vivienwilliams1538]

Can't help thinking that if you are 'gone' enough to jump in front of a train the last thing you would be thinking about is who has the job of clearing you up afterwards and whether it is selfish or not. And the song says 'It's a wonderful world'. Sometimes, perhaps. But many people live in a world where they don't want to live and are too scared to die.

[@pingu3984]

Exactly. Anyone who made the decision to take their own life legt rational thinking a while ago and going on a rant on national tv about how selfish it is improves absolutely nothing. If you want to shine a light on how traumatic the experience is for tain drivers, then do a segment on exactly that. This was just rage baiting.

[@victorgrainger895]

Ahem - Clarkson was spot on by the way. They can even claim for heating expenses now whilst "working" from home.

[@steves1015]

Yeah i agree. I worked in a couple of jobs in the public sector. While there were some hardworking and dedicated people there, I was amazed at the number of people who did the barest minimum and still got a decent paycheck (for their role) and routine increases. If they were to work in the private sector they would have been fired, or at the very least have a stagnating and lower wage. The trouble is, it was very difficult to get sacked from those jobs, so they could do as little as possible and still be set for life. And some public sector jobs pay too much for what they do. Thisit the knock on effect of making the services expensive, e.g. tranportation.

[@jjw1990x]

Don’t forget Jo O’Mera when it comes to the CBB race row, it was horrid. Jade got most of the heat, but Jo and Danielle were just as bad.

[@jenniedarling3710]

In many ways they were worst.

[@Ruloathesome]

Jo was toxic and tacit

[@getupstairstobed]

Danielle was silly, childish and ditzy. Jade was next worst, she was just showing a very poor understanding and her commonness. Jo was by far the most calculating.

[@rcr6165]

Jade was a horrible racist person..

[@OhElvira]

Absolutely. Jade was just the loudest. The other two were the most racist.

[@billyb7852]

Colleen’s treatment of Kim was absolutely disgusting, it’s shocking that she still has a career.

[@Venus29]

Haha the drunk sozzled Kim attacking people, for trying to calm her down, is ok then? She wasn’t bullied, SHE was the bully..

[@TrevorParsnips]

Oh baby!

[@BabyDaks]

Yeah she was horrible

[@Vojem]

Piers Morgan spoke over Helen the entire time. She was laughing because of his attitude and the fact that he was talking over her, and how she couldn’t get out what she wanted to say. That, accompanied with the delay, made her look in bad light because Piers took her laughter out of context.

[@-______-______-]

Piers Morgan is sheer vermin.

[@martinraxyz]

The narration is really helpful...I would be lost otherwise!!!

[@stevensheath8992]

Moose Women knew what they were doing when they brought Kym on. The fact Colleen was allowed to bring her sister for support and Kym did not get offered an option to also bring someone for support is disgusting. That Janice Streetporter was just there to goad.

[@dylanlewis7519]

Moose women. 😂😂😂 what a disgusting show.

[@skylined5534]

Moose women... if that's not a typo then please accept this digital award for excellence in word play, that did make me chuckle!

[@joannahamilton9139]

I'm not a fan of Piers Morgan but he was 100% in the right there

[@buggyboogle9]

So many times when someone makes a comment about Piers Morgan, it's often prefaced with, "I am not a fan of Piers but..." No one likes to be seen to agree with him.

[@joannahamilton9139]

@@buggyboogle9 hahaha so trueeeee!

[@LS6272]

@@buggyboogle9 its 50/50 with Piers, sometimes he can be a complete dick and sometimes he can be completely spot on. In that clip he was definitely spot on.

[@harryflashman7501]

He really wasn’t. He never is nowadays.

[@Anonymous-iv9cz]

I agree he’s slightly aggressive and rude but the government never answer the right questions

[@Kelly-nt2rq]

A genuine question about the punching thing..... There were at least seven other people in the room when it happened. What did they have to say about the situation when she started blowing it up?

[@jcdenton7261]

The people that complain about seeing "distressing" things on TV know they can just not watch it right?

[@jamesprince8169]

Brass Eye absolutely hilarious. Loved it.

[@jayargo2109]

Frank Skinner's hair 😂

[@carolinerowles5951]

That was the most outrageous thing on here!

[@kazbaz2011]

Looked like Mary Berry! 😂

[@MaggieTheCat01]

That shocked the hell out of me.

[@sp-pz8uc]

Your hair wouldn't look much better at 87, either.

[@southerncomfort7490]

Cheered me up no end. It makes my hair look good. And I look like a badger's arse.

[@chrisjones9935]

The irony of people complaining about Brass Eye, but were shocked by the outcomes Operation Yewtree

[@HelenMills-wh3vf]

Watching this video has confirmed for me that; my decision (some years ago) to stop watching any television was, one of my better life choices. Not being exposed to cringe-worthy, morning TV shows , the overbearing (rent a mouth) Piers and Jeremy or any Strictly- come get me out of here bake off has enriched my existence to the point that, I barely recognised any of the (so called) celebrities.

[@Wrendy2k7]

TV is garbage and always has been, but mainly reality TV. It prays on the worst of humanity and is just toxic viewing.

[@lenmarfox2947]

Number 9 Strictly = 100 Ofcom Complaints Wow, I'm surprised they got any.

[@r4h4al]

At first I thought the complaint was going to be act was misrepresented and offensive to the LBGT community.

[@shelleylyme6402]

Virtue-signalling wokeness rules! 😄

[@kawaii7653]

An interesting compilation, but the man you showed at the end was not Ryan Thomas.

[@minatormyth]

You would think they would have got that shit right wouldn't you🙄🙄

[@PJ-po7fu]

He milked it too & ended up winning the show so who cares

[@Viv1398]

Of course it wasn't Ryan Thomas, it wasn't meant to be, they were just showing another clip !

[@metalheadfin8239]

That east enders episode mentally scarred me to this day

[@celtictarotreadings333]

Turn it off then

[@ZaphodTHEBeeblebrox]

disguised as a school?? that is brilliant 😂

[@castellithegreat]

I still can’t believe what Shilpa Sherry went through. What’s funny is that she is incredibly famous in India (and elsewhere) whilst the bullies on the show are basically Z-list ‘celebrities’ now.

[@bakersmileyface]

What did she go through? I didn't see it and this video wasn't clear what happened

[@bakersmileyface]

@@tylerdurden786 Sorry for needing to be spoon-fed on this, but what do I search for?

[@castellithegreat]

@@bakersmileyface You can just search up Shilpa Shetty facing racism on CBB, but yeah that was basically the situation. Couple of housemates said some incredibly racist comments about Indians towards her and faced a massive amount of backlash towards them when they left the house

[@bakersmileyface]

@@castellithegreat Thank you

[@squid2764]

Z list for jade goody cause that’s bitch is snoozing

[@steoneste]

I remember Ghost Watch. I was about 12 and it scared the shit out of me even though I knew I was fake. I agreed with Craig Charles that it was, "All a load of Bollocks."

[@firestone7666]

But it did entertain so it was worth the fakery

[@jonsmith20766]

@@firestone7666 I doubt the family of the boy who committed suicide because of this shamefully irresponsible production would agree.

[@nasstak3440]

Refused to sleep in my own room for months.

[@skylined5534]

@@jonsmith20766 He was 18 for Christ's sake. And his parents freely admitted he was a nervous lad with a fanciful imagination so why did they let him watch it? The argument is as stupid as trying to sue Ford for getting knocked down by a Focus.

[@jonsmith20766]

@@skylined5534 The makers of the programme were trying do an Orson Welles. He knew some would misunderstand his broadcast through tuning in randomly and that misunderstanding would create a furore. The BBC were trying to be clever and it backfired, causing this tragedy. His parents may be culpably too but it doesn't change how irresponsible the programme makers were.

[@ash_classicphysique]

Brass eye was pure genius

[@nasstak3440]

Ghostwatch was terrifying. It was a time of innocence back then, us kids just weren’t ready for it.

[@Sebastian-Tickleberry]

I'd probably disregard any complaints made in the last few years. A sneeze would be complained at as being an act of aggression

[@stinameaner]

😂😂 accurate

[@BabyDaks]

😅😅

[@cattysplat]

Bring back Eurotrash, Little Britain and Brass Eye.

[@paulwalton1222]

The race row with jade goody and shilpa shetty was a record for the most complaints to Ofcom which stood for ages, until this year when piers Morgan ranted about harry and Meghan.

[@lucasward508]

Brass Eye is hilarious 😂😂

[@theharringtons2010]

Coleen Nolan should be ashamed of herself. Getting that lady on her own show surrounded by all her supporters to further abuse the lady.

[@Poppyy2021]

You’re as looney as vile Kim

[@paulhart8814]

bbc cleared of any wrong doing, BY the bbc!!

[@Gmackematix]

Er...by Ofcom surely?

[@paulhart8814]

@@Gmackematix no BBC are responsible for watching themselves, ofcom has nothing to do with the bbc so you have to send your complaint to the bbc and then the bbc investigate themselves and decide they did nothing wrong! yes it is true!

[@Sarah-nd2gy]

@@paulhart8814 Although it is correct that the BBC investigate themselves, you can still complain to Ofcom if you are unhappy with the BBC decision/response. Ofcom will only get involved if you have already complained to the BBC and they have issued their response, you cannot go straight to Ofcom, but Ofcom can become involved if they so choose (though they are not obliged to take up the matter - the decision is entirely theirs). My understanding is that they cannot impose sanctions for single breaches of Ofcom rules (BBC are now supposed to judge themselves by Ofcom rules) but they do have legal powers to impose sanctions against the BBC if there are repeated breaches of the same rules

[@paulhart8814]

@@Sarah-nd2gy wrong you need to look at the laws and not what you think, here it is so you now know!! A1. 3 Under the BBC Charter and Agreement, Ofcom has no remit to consider complaints concerning the BBC do you actually understand it now!!

[@Sarah-nd2gy]

Direct quote from Ofcom website "We publish the results of our investigations about the BBC in our Broadcast and On Demand Bulletins. We might judge that an issue is in breach, resolved or not in breach of our rules. There’s an archive of our Broadcast and On Demand Bulletins for reference. " We hold these decisions on the BBC’s compliance records. If the BBC breaks the rules repeatedly, or in a way we consider to be serious, Ofcom has the legal powers to impose sanctions on it. Possible sanctions include the imposition of a fine. We publish all Sanctions Decisions on our website.

[@ellabrookes341]

I can't believe ghost watch is here! I'm 42 now and my blood ran cold all over again just seeing the preview. I slept in my mums bed for 3 nights I was so frightened.

[@potterpotty01]

yes but, you would want to see it again now wouldn't you! i know i would.

[@davidbutler1622]

Pussy

[@seyerus]

Can’t remember watching this, just popped back for a little reminder.

[@solitarysurreal3652]

The simple fact that Kim Woodburn has been given a screen presence is proof of how low TV networks will sink to get ratings. The way she carries on, it makes Home and Away look like the bloody Crown!

[@skylined5534]

Oh come on... when they give extended screen time to drivel like Chlamydia Island?

[@Macho_Fantastico]

That Brass Eye episode is brilliant.

[@Conorcruiz]

Didn’t really portray the Kim Woodburn and Coleen Nolan segment the way it happend. Coleen and her sister gas lighted Kim, they talked over her, slated her under their breath. And simply used her to get Coleen in the papers as she announced her tour in the days after. A tour she had to cancel because no one bought tickets. Blamed it on her stress from what Kim did to her. Such a bully.

[@shelleylyme6402]

Very insightful comment by you. I agree totally.

[@muttstersmart]

Kim can moan a lot. Kim can be annoying. But you have to admit, Kim is an intelligent, honest, hardworking woman Coleen cannot compare herself with. Kim went through abuse from her family, and having to live with people who bullied her again must have brought back trauma. And Coleen thought Kim’s abusive childhood was funny. I love Kim. She’s so real.

[@Charlie-pu9bx]

Ghostwatch is AMAZING! Such a great film and well worth watching.

[@jupitersnoot4915]

I love how you can practically have straight people have sex on screen and nobody complains, but as soon as two men do one dance number on a show about dancing, everyone is up in arms saying it's too sexual.

[@davidwatkins204]

theyre not up in arms about it being too sexual, its too homosexual, thats what theyre up in arms about.

[@user-lv2em1me6q]

@@davidwatkins204 but u could say that pretty much all dances on that show are too hetrosexual right?

[@alfieball6425]

I swear you guys have made this video several thousand times

[@SamuelBoy1991]

Yeah. With a different title

[@AtheistOrphan]

Useless trivia: I once sold Colleen Nolan a sun lounger.

[@frank290862]

Dude thats awesome! ...

[@albundy774]

Was it strong enough to take her weight?

[@r4h4al]

@@albundy774 It would have to be very strong.

[@jaycobbina9529]

I worked with her kids grandmother, Shane Richie mom....she was treated like a super star but she was a nice lady .

[@albundy774]

@@jaycobbina9529 Then you say something she doesn't agree with.

[@labellamaffia]

Roxanne is absolutely going to Hell for what she did. It’s terrifying to think how many other lives she ruined before she got caught out!

[@tsundereyoongi3869]

Jeremy Clarkson is a legend, and he's right about train jumpers. If you want to end your life, that's up to you, but don't make another innocent person go through the trauma of killing you. They have to live with that their entire life.

[@jimmunro4649]

Dam right what about Driver ruin many

[@fallenscientist2073]

If they 'want' to end their life. I'm not sure where you get the idea from that suicidal people want anything other than to feel better.

[@inthedarknxss969]

I feel for the train jumpers but I do agree it must be traumatic for anyone who whiteness it

[@Kikua1612]

How is that ghost thing anything other than hilarious? How is “stop it Suzie” not a meme?!

[@PH1LDO1]

Make it happen

[@robokill387]

People at the time didn't understand the concept of a fake news broadcast or a found footage movie. Also tons of people trusted the BBC to a fault.

[@skylined5534]

Different times. People are too stupid and desensitised to let anything like that phase them these days. Plus, it was hosted by a lot of well known TV personalities including Michael Parkinson who had also been a journalist previously. Also news in mind nothing like this had been attempted before which made it pretty unique.

[@jetblack.7186]

It’s called having an opinion, when others do it it’s ok when Clarkson voiced his opinion all hell breaks loose.

[@ptgf1279]

I knew Clarkson would be on the list.

[@gazbrown23]

I remember that my Dad called his mum asking her not to watch Ghost Watch and as a young teen it scared me more than most horrors I’d seen by then.

[@leonreborn1308]

Bro i'm a horror movie fan and just watched this video now at morning and it creeped the hell out of me, this tv show must be really good

[@skylined5534]

@@leonreborn1308 They screened it on Halloween as well which in Britain back then was a darker celebration compared to these days!

[@sarahgreen653]

A young lad I knew called Martin Denham who had learning difficulties became obsessed with the thoughts that his house was haunted after watching Ghostwatch while his parents were out. He hung himself a few days later and his parents blamed the BBC for his death. So sad, but just shows how realistic the program was at the time. I'm a big fan of paranormal programs and films but even after all these years I still can't bring myself to watch it.

[@samwallace7313]

I can't believe people got taken in by it. There's some gullible fools out there 😅

[@gazbrown23]

@@samwallace7313 I don’t think anyone believed it but if you have an elderly relative with a heart condition you don’t want them watching anything that could easily give them a freight. It was original and before it’s time for that era. At that age I’d saw all the classic horrors and found most entertaining this had as element of realism.

[@chriswilson3126]

That Eastenders story was really unsettling.

[@VeteranHedonist]

I'd love to hear Janet Street porter saying, "Oooooh matron, oooo saucy". 🤣

[@samantha_more]

08:51 I was 12 years old when I saw ghost watch. My parents had no idea I was watching it alone in my room. It was amazing and it scared me - and there were times when I thought “is this real?” But even back then, when I was 12 years old, without any parental guidance, I knew it must be fake, and then went to sleep like a baby. Not distressed at all…. I seriously cannot believe people (especially adults) believes in this sh*t

[@jimmunro4649]

Even look fake

[@dd3187]

It's amusing how BBC can defend any offensive content and call it "freedom of expression" while individuals or presenters can't do exactly the same by voicing their opinion.

[@benknights286]

I remember ghostwatch as a kid. Staying at my great grandads old house that id never been to before, in a bed I've never been in before, On My own watching on a black n white set....... Pure terror.

[@TheBlaert]

Yeah remember it well. We were just back from our usual Halloween bonfire and shenanigans and watched it. Scared shitless is an understatement

[@paulojnr9764]

Why are these ghost programmes set at night do ghosts go to bed through the day or do small noise get bigger in the dark

[@Zynet_Eseled]

OF COURSE WE GOT JEREMY CLARKSON. THAT WAS HEADLINE NEWS ACROSS THE GLOBE

[@Zynet_Eseled]

Nvm.

[@r4h4al]

I mean what he said was right I don't think what he said was that bad. He was just being blunt which is why people complained.

[@interestedbystander196]

@@r4h4al True. It's amazing how often guys like Clarkson and Morgan actually capture the zeitgeist and say what people are thinking, but are too afraid to acknowledge that they are thinking it. "There are too many immigrants coming in and living off state benefits." Show me _one_ person who actually disagrees with that. But when it is said, the reply is "[gasp, shock, horror] Raycyst!!!"

[@georgemather9082]

@@interestedbystander196 it’s because it’s goes against what the metropolitan, upper middle lefty’s view of the world is.

[@lefttodiscover6063]

I like how scandal leves are measured in "complaints received"...

[@tomaszarch1173]

5.10 OMG !!!! Frank Skinners hair …WHAT WAS HE THINKING ? !!! I burst out laughing…someone surely should have told him !!!

[@filipematias5127]

The NUMBER ONE should BE the Sex Pistols interview with Bill Grundy on live TV in late 1976 !!!

[@christinemolloy2723]

Big at the time, not now

[@eddieingalls534]

@@christinemolloy2723 Agree - all it does is show you the difference in standards. The supposedly 'tough and outrageous' Pistols look incredibly shy and just act like youngsters fighting that shyness with loose aggression. It has no zero shock effect now and only really did back then as swearing was not allowed on television - it was more of a novelty than anything else.

[@sallymuhl846]

How did offcom feel about Frank Skinner's hair ???

[@cooktheant]

That deserved at least number 7 in the list XD

[@sallymuhl846]

@talesofthelostones 2020 I don't know what's going on with Frank's hair, is he trying to start a new trend ? Is he in rehearsals for an historical drama, where he plays Joan of Arc's mother ? Who knows !!!

[@kbonh22]

#2 is absolutely hilarious 🤣🤣

[@jubop7996]

I watched ghost watch when it aired October 1992..scared the crap out of me,my brother and my friends..we all thought it was real but to be fair we were only 12/13..I now have the dvd and my kids loved watching it.

[@dcunningham2175]

I remember watching it at the time when I was 14 and thought that it was great. Everyone was talking about it in school on the Monday.

[@skylined5534]

@@dcunningham2175 I recall the same happening, funnily enough I was also 14 when this aired. It definitely was the main topic for a day or two!

[@dcunningham2175]

@@skylined5534 I was told that it was real by my mother before it aired, and it did come across as realistic until the end credits when the ghost and an anonymous main had their names revealed lol. But did feel real at the time though and it did receive a good few complaints too. This was before the days of Derek Acorah and and all these other ghost programmes on TV nowadays.

[@mavhass]

I am really hapoy to have Ghostwatch on DVD. Brilliant stunt, and excellently entertaining.

[@sarahfellows3074]

Yes ghost watch was on when I was five years old and it absolutely terrified me! Thanks for that!

[@kanyebreast6072]

Question is: Why would your parents let you watch that at age 5?

[@sarahfellows3074]

@@kanyebreast6072 I think it was my older brother in his little TV in his room. There was another one that was similar called strange but true? , I think that was on a Saturday night TV and that terrified me too!

[@apuppynamedoz]

Brass eye was genius.

[@sovietunionjack1505]

Watch Strictly viewing figures drop like a North Korean ICBM.

[@djfhfh]

Loose women 🤢 they knew they were taking kim on the show to make a fool of her or t least try too

[@tforceraven]

That's exactly why they had Coleen and her sister there. Kim felt like she was being ganged up on. The show knew what they were doing. They knew exactly how Kim felt. They wanted an arguement.

[@BuinidhMoChridheDoAlba]

I can't stand Kim, she likes an argument too much, bit that was terrible

[@Boilingfrogg]

@@BuinidhMoChridheDoAlba at least she's an honest person. Not like the rats on loose women.

[@maemacinnes1129]

100% they did the same thing to Kim on this morning too.

[@Boilingfrogg]

@@maemacinnes1129 yeah that scoundrel schofield and the other one.

[@sjewitt22]

I hate Morgan, but he was great in that interview.

[@samuelrussell7003]

Right he's a complete twat but sometimes he uses it in the right way when he goes after the politicians and calls them out on their bs

[@day6695]

Yeah he’s very good at calling out the people he helped elect 🤨

[@nocturnalcove9736]

He's like a necessary evil. A man with controversial opinions and is very open about them, but will call out people on their bullshit. He was completely in the right in that interview and he has been in others.

[@AuthorBeckySusanAdams]

Absolutely can't stand the prick, but I was right behind him on that interview!

[@leaconnor3719]

The ghost show though 😅everyone trying to save parky 😂

[@weltonvillegal6258]

Quite few of these could be classified as “Offensesensitivity”.