Not very long ago, a creature by the name of Russell Brand perpetrated a disgusting prank on the radio along with a similarly talentless goon by the name of Jonathan Ross. Both were roundly condemned and largely disappeared from our screens and radios for a while. Suddenly, both are back.
Ross left the BBC and now appears on some other channel, possibly 4, though I take so little interest in the horrid man that I can't be sure. Brand, on the other hand, now seems to have been fully rehabilitated and is even being trotted out as a pundit on television programmes such as 'Question Time' and the 'Andrew Marr Show'; why is a mystery.
Brand looks like a rag-bag. Why viewers should be subjected to his variety of supposed expertise on such programmes is a question that can only be answered by the left-wing mafia that runs the Beeb. He speaks in largely incoherent sound-bites and has nothing meaningful to say; what is the point of him ? If the intention is to appeal to a younger audience, can the producers not find more literate and educated individuals, or has our education system fallen so far that there are none ?
David Dimbleby often has to put up with oddballs on 'Question Time' but surely putting up with Brand is well beyond the call of duty. As for the 'Andrew Marr Show', this has become a rather tired and dull offering in the absence of its original presenter - will he ever return ? It certainly needs a bit of revitalisation but the likes of Brand are not the way forward.
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