Are Americans glad he is off air.

I have to ask now the late show with James condom has finished.

What are Americans true feelings toward him?

Was it pent up anger as he interjected in most of his interviews which he should have learnt from Michael Parkinson! And listened to his guests.

Or was it his really terrible voice acting?

Or was it his contrived crappool karaoke?

I never found him involving or mildly interesting.

We have collectively as a nation quit late night comedy because it was propaganda. We can't miss what we didn't care to see.

originally posted by: Justoneman
We have collectively as a nation quit late night comedy because it was propaganda. We can't miss what we didn't care to see.

Right. I never watched his schtick, so I didn't even know he was gone.

a reply to: Justoneman

Being Australian, I really love the older episodes of Saturday night live from the 80’s, where egos were alit smaller, though thd comedy was great.

Glad I can see these on u tube.

a reply to: robsmith
God all mighty, please please don't send him back to the UK. He's as funny as a chocolate fire guard. You've already sent that, that (sorry I can't swear) Jeremy Kyle back when we didn't want him.

Oh that insufferable twit who voiced Peter Rabbit. Yeah good riddance. Never cared for him since I was first made aware of him in an episode of Dr. Who in which he was annoying as well.

a reply to: robsmith

I don’t know who he is.

In fact I never heard his name before now. So I don’t think he will be missed in the boonies.

a reply to: robsmith

I have no opinion of him... or him leaving.

I had only heard or read about him in the Daily Mail. I never saw his show.

So makes no nevermind to me!

a reply to: robsmith

Not kidding, never heard of him. But I haven't watched most TV in a long time.

Cheers

Leno was last one I watched. He would roast presidents equally.

I enjoyed that.

a reply to: robsmith

I had to read the other comments to understand the reference. No, I have not watched late night stuff since the 1980's.

originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: robsmith

I had to read the other comments to understand the reference. No, I have not watched late night stuff since the 1980's.

I never watched the Late Show but I saw him a few times on youtube from the British show EOOTCDC. He was an insufferable twat even then

This is the first time I've heard of him. So I would guess no.

The saddest part is this talentless halfwit is bringing his vast weight back to the UK, we don’t want him. Please keep him and Harry.

I used to watch Johny Carson and when Jay Leno took over, I tapered off a little even though he was pretty good. Now, most of the late night stuff is so stupid. It is an insult to our intellect. But then again, so is some of the MSM news. Seems like reality is now a bad thing, we are being forced to accept a false reality. Kids consider cartoons real these days...been taking care of our great grandkids a lot and I am analyzing what they are saying.

a reply to: americanbuffalo1

Years ago my young kids wanted to see Peter rabbit at the cinema.

I had no idea he was in it, although I don’t condone animal cruelty, though he Made me want to cut rabbits head off.

I just hated the character so much. Though I guess this is psychological deflection, once I realised who voiced the rabbit.

can’t understand how he got the role on dr who.

Though I have up on dr who part way into the capaldi years.

Now dr who Is just rubbish.

a reply to: rickymouse

Agreed, it’s a false reality. There’s always a hidden agenda behind everything these days.

Everything is stage managed and crafted and scripted.

Look at politicians, they have pressers, though their announcement is all pre scripted, and when asked a question they can’t answer.

The will turn the question as being offensive to them criticise the journalist and refuse to answer

Who?

Some easy advice - Don't watch and then you can't get outraged by them.