I have always thought Panorama producers were mad. Here's the proof.
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Stress is a perfect way to auto-suggest to people. Dr Who scares children. Plant a suggestion therein.
It always has a person mouth-to-mouth kissing and a homoerotic suggestion. This week's casual comment was: "Got a girl friend, got a boyfriend?" Obviously this is a normal thing to ask.
On a CBBC programme I watched a giant pizza being split for all the cartoon animals: the gap inbetween these triangular slices formed the CND symbol for nuclear disarmament.
And this week's DR Who has the obligatory mouth-to-mouth kissing and the punchline from an Alien holding a gun: 'Who's it to be, your friend or your lover?'
Drip, drip, drip into the mind of kids.
Shallow, unsane, aliens filling the BBC. Now that's scary.
2 comments:
Stress is a perfect way to auto-suggest to people. Dr Who scares children. Plant a suggestion therein.
It always has a person mouth-to-mouth kissing and a homoerotic suggestion. This week's casual comment was: "Got a girl friend, got a boyfriend?" Obviously this is a normal thing to ask.
On a CBBC programme I watched a giant pizza being split for all the cartoon animals: the gap inbetween these triangular slices formed the CND symbol for nuclear disarmament.
Ah, the BBC.
And this week's DR Who has the obligatory mouth-to-mouth kissing and the punchline from an Alien holding a gun: 'Who's it to be, your friend or your lover?'
Drip, drip, drip into the mind of kids.
Shallow, unsane, aliens filling the BBC. Now that's scary.
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