Ryan Tubridy radio show thread

amlinopta

A bonkers schedule over the next few weeks. More work than usual with the Toy Show. €500k.

ButtersSuki

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Not sure I'm buying this claim as it wasn't followed by either "so I am" or "so I am hi".

No bother, I’m in Draw-da and I think I’d need to be a bit further north to be allowed us those words

Ten Pin

Ten Pin wrote: »

Joe-sus Christ

No ordinary Inspector Dufficau

NIMAN

amlinopta wrote: »

More work than usual with the Toy Show. €500k.

More work than usual still means less than what most ordinary workers do for a fraction of his wages.

He loves to make it sound like he's just so busy, that he is being worked to the bone.

gormdubhgorm

Mr Velo wrote: »

Honest question here now - why do people listen to radio shows that they obviously don't like?

I mean - of course we all love to tune in to da Laahhvvline but surely time could be better spent

People enjoy giving out. Would be no liveline or even boards.ie without that fact.
There is one fella (for example) that hates the way Tubridy puts emphasis on the word 'that' and reminds this thread of the fact 3/4 times a day. .

I don't really listen to the show. But I find it amusing watching others giving themselves ulcers over very little. Which is why I follow this thread. Way more entertaining than the show itself. I have a quick look and wonder what did they give out about today?

ButtersSuki

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

People enjoy giving out. Would be no liveline or even boards.ie without that fact.
There is one fella (for example) that hates the way Tubridy puts emphasis on the word 'that' and reminds this thread of the fact 3/4 times a day. .

I don't really listen to the show. But I find it amusing watching others giving themselves ulcers over very little. Which is why I follow this thread. Way more entertaining than the show itself. I have a quick look and wonder what did they give out about today?

I like THAT guy.

Also, can't you show a little kindness?

Don't give myself ulcers btw; just laugh at the piss poor "quality" of the offering from the state broadcaster and then cry a little on the inside (note: not actually) when i think of the fees these muppets take from the public coffers for their upkeep so to speak. As someone who paid €160 in the last week for my TV licence it warms the cockles of my cold heart to know that I and approx 10,000 others pay this annually to fund the lifestyles of Mrs. Duffy, Tubridy, and D;Arcy alone....before a single cent is spent on the rest of RTE.

walshb

Mr Velo wrote: »

Honest question here now - why do people listen to radio shows that they obviously don't like?

I mean - of course we all love to tune in to da Laahhvvline but surely time could be better spent

Eh, duh...

So we can shoot the breeze and rip the piss on threads like this...

The show is still garbage, but we rely on it to be, so that we can have our fun here......ala Fr. Fintan Stack style......

walshb

10 seconds in and two gorgeous refs..

I am out...

Prat.

TheHomeService

He’s going to include the Toy Show in the reason for hope, alongside Biden and the vaccine, isn’t he?

Hangdogroad

I've said it before and I'll say it again. I hate the theme music to this show.

TheHomeService

Free Hot Chocolate Bomb

Seamai

TheHomeService wrote: »

He’s going to include the Toy Show in the reason for hope, alongside Biden and the vaccine, isn’t he?

All ticked 10 minutes in.

TheHomeService

A film for/from the Toy Show was very, very gorgeous.

Ah, the Toyman might get a cold, working in meteorologically challenging conditions.

FFS!

ButtersSuki

Noel's been busy:

https://www.irishmirror.ie/tv/mysterious-ryan-tubridy-teases-fans-22983548



https://www.irishmirror.ie/tv/rtes-ryan-tubridy-opens-up-22972986

https://www.irishmirror.ie/showbiz/ryan-tubridy-return-rte-airwaves-22968495

https://www.irishmirror.ie/tv/rte-viewers-blown-away-ryan-22972440

https://www.irishmirror.ie/showbiz/irish-showbiz/rte-star-ryan-tubridy-tells-22980471

TheHomeService

One of the greatest interviewers of all time is about to be interviewed by Tubridy. This will be toe curlingly embarrassing.

Brian Scan

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Noel's been busy:

https://www.irishmirror.ie/tv/mysterious-ryan-tubridy-teases-fans-22983548

It's a Wonderful Life (for some)?

generalgerry

When Parky said that he was wearing a BGS badge, my mind almost instantaneously put a modern context on it and assumed that it was for "Black Girls Significant". It's amazing the way you get programmed.

Funny listening to Tubridy talking about being in awe of some of the guests. I remember when he called out for being extremely nervous when interviewing Jonah Hill!

PieOhMy

So that's recently:
Unknown volume of free books
Free bespoke jewellery x 2
Free essential oils for mask
Free buns from bewleys
Free trip on the navy ship
Free 8 Glasses cases
Free accessory for vinal record player
Free flowers
Yop Fruit of the Forest and Yakult
Holland and figges supply
Free Calm App
Free Scents of Ireland commercial air diffuser and scents
Epicurean Delights (i.e. Grub)
Watercolour
Candles
A book about Elvis' comeback in 68
Waterford Famine Buke
Free pints
Free sweets from shandans
Free loose leaf tea
Free bread knives
Free candles possibly wickless candles
Free teapot
Free vinyl (Beatles/McCarthy)
Tea brack
Cards
More cards (rejected - Catholics need not apply)
Free haloween masks
Free Cufflinks
Free fudge
Free Southern Star newspaper
Free Opinion magazine
Freebie print from book (gorgeous, apparently)
Free crisps and earplugs
Free greetings cards
Free Beatles book
Free bottle with fairy lights
Free Hot Chocolate Bomb


A big TYFYS to those who flag what I miss.

I must retire from the freebie list callers, too busy in the mornings and unlike Liveline which both entertains and annoys me, this programme is just too much. So if anyone else is willing to make the sacrifice and continue it please by all means go ahead and god bless.

Devoid of creativity or any semblance of being genuine the show problems are compounded by the hosts hypocrisy and hubris. At best it is due to being tone deaf / ignorance but I suspect there is an undercurrent of a type of private schoolboy / inner circle type of meanness at play.
 

Ash.J.Williams

generalgerry wrote: »

When Parky said that he was wearing a BGS badge, my mind almost instantaneously put a modern context on it and assumed that it was for "Black Girls Significant". It's amazing the way you get programmed.

Funny listening to Tubridy talking about being in awe of some of the guests. I remember when he called out for being extremely nervous when interviewing Jonah Hill!

jonah put on a master class that night

ButtersSuki

PieOhMy wrote: »

So that's recently:
Unknown volume of free books
Free bespoke jewellery x 2
Free essential oils for mask
Free buns from bewleys
Free trip on the navy ship
Free 8 Glasses cases
Free accessory for vinal record player
Free flowers
Yop Fruit of the Forest and Yakult
Holland and figges supply
Free Calm App
Free Scents of Ireland commercial air diffuser and scents
Epicurean Delights (i.e. Grub)
Watercolour
Candles
A book about Elvis' comeback in 68
Waterford Famine Buke
Free pints
Free sweets from shandans
Free loose leaf tea
Free bread knives
Free candles possibly wickless candles
Free teapot
Free vinyl (Beatles/McCarthy)
Tea brack
Cards
More cards (rejected - Catholics need not apply)
Free haloween masks
Free Cufflinks
Free fudge
Free Southern Star newspaper
Free Opinion magazine
Freebie print from book (gorgeous, apparently)
Free crisps and earplugs
Free greetings cards
Free Beatles book
Free bottle with fairy lights
Free Hot Chocolate Bomb


A big TYFYS to those who flag what I miss.

I must retire from the freebie list callers, too busy in the mornings and unlike Liveline which both entertains and annoys me, this programme is just too much. So if anyone else is willing to make the sacrifice and continue it please by all means go ahead and god bless.

Devoid of creativity or any semblance of being genuine the show problems are compounded by the hosts hypocrisy and hubris. At best it is due to being tone deaf / ignorance but I suspect there is an undercurrent of a type of private schoolboy / inner circle type of meanness at play.
 

ButtersSuki

PieOhMy wrote: »

Devoid of creativity or any semblance of being genuine the show problems are compounded by the hosts hypocrisy and hubris. At best it is due to being tone deaf / ignorance but I suspect there is an undercurrent of a type of private schoolboy / inner circle type of meanness at play.
 

A very nice put-down, well done! Well done!

I especially like the inclusion of the word "meanness"; designed no doubt to cause a mortal ego-wound to the self-styled King of Kindness.

PieOhMy

ButtersSuki wrote: »

A very nice put-down, well done! Well done!

I especially like the inclusion of the word "meanness"; designed no doubt to cause a mortal ego-wound to the self-styled King of Kindness.

This is Senior hurling caller, for the Sam McCarthy trophy as the nations flagship host would say.

ButtersSuki

PieOhMy wrote: »

This is Senior hurling caller, for the Sam McCarthy trophy as the nations flagship host would say.

Sam MacCarthy and Liam Maguire, great lads the pair of them.


I would ask did he really say "Sam McCarthy", but I know the clue is in the question. I wouldn't be surprised if he said the Sam McCauley Cup FFS.

PieOhMy

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Sam MacCarthy and Liam Maguire, great lads the pair of them.


I would ask did he really say "Sam McCarthy", but I know the clue is in the question. I wouldn't be surprised if he said the Sam McCauley Cup FFS.

As I recall he was attempting to talk sport and on the topic of hurling he mentioned the word Sam and then trailed off when he realised he didnt actualy know what the trophy was called.
The point being the host of the countries flagship talk show doesnt know, or isnt bothered to know, the absolute basics of the countries main sports.

Not knowing something isnt a crime and theres no issue with that, but the absolute lack of effort and interest that shone through was evident.

ButtersSuki

PieOhMy wrote: »

As I recall he was attempting to talk sport and on the topic of hurling he mentioned the word Sam and then trailed off when he realised he didnt actualy know what the trophy was called.
The point being the host of the countries flagship talk show doesnt know, or isnt bothered to know, the absolute basics of the countries main sports.

Not knowing something isnt a crime and theres no issue with that, but the absolute lack of effort and interest that shone through was evident.

I do find it hilarious when Tubs Z and Mr. Duffy attempt to talk sport so to speak. They are so out of their depth and clearly disinterested it often makes for hilarious listening. It's almost as good as the Ciara Kelly and Alan Quinlan SportsTalk for Dummies section on Newstalk on Monday and Fridays - now that is comedy gold!

gormdubhgorm

PieOhMy wrote: »

As I recall he was attempting to talk sport and on the topic of hurling he mentioned the word Sam and then trailed off when he realised he didnt actualy know what the trophy was called.
The point being the host of the countries flagship talk show doesnt know, or isnt bothered to know, the absolute basics of the countries main sports.

Not knowing something isnt a crime and theres no issue with that, but the absolute lack of effort and interest that shone through was evident.

I always wonder why someone like Dara Ó Cinnéide is not brought in on a sports issue or the late late with a sports guest.
Come to think of it I think Dara Ó Cinnéide would do a good job of presenting the Late Late or Tubridy's radio show full stop. Good delivery. listens and is knowledgeable.

gormdubhgorm

ButtersSuki wrote: »

I do find it hilarious when Tubs Z and Mr. Duffy attempt to talk sport so to speak. They are so out of their depth and clearly disinterested it often makes for hilarious listening. It's almost as good as the Ciara Kelly and Alan Quinlan SportsTalk for Dummies section on Newstalk on Monday and Fridays - now that is comedy gold!

It always ends up sounding like women who have no interest in sport in the canteen, or beside the water cooler - knowing something was 'on'. Wanting to engage, but they get all the names mixed up and followers of the sport are too kind to correct them.

Mod - have snipped a post & quote that was "speculative", so to speak.

ButtersSuki

NK Management busy again:

http://www.msn.com/en-ie/entertainment/tv/rte-star-ryan-tubridy-explains-why-he-was-moved-to-tears-ahead-of-this-years-late-late-toy-show/ar-BB1aRDDp?li=BBr5HCU&ocid=DELLDHP17