Late Late Show 6/10

paulie21

Tonight's Guests


Colm "Gooch" Cooper will be on to discuss the furore over his testimonial dinner as well as promoting his new buke


Stefanie Preissner: Following the release of her new book, Why Can’t Everything Just Stay the Same?, acclaimed author Stefanie Preissner will tell Ryan about writing lengthy letters to Santa begging him not to bring her surprises, how she changed her life completely with an astonishing weight loss and having her own critically-acclaimed TV show.


John & James Kavanagh: Conor McGregor's coach again wasn't he on a few weeks ago. This time he brings his brother who found fame through Snapchat.


Ronan Collins: Broadcaster Ronan Collins was getting ready to host an event recently when he lost power in one of his legs. Taken to hospital in the middle of the night, doctors quickly discovered he was in need of emergency surgery on his spine. His story is captured in the upcoming RTÉ2 series Trauma and on Friday night he’ll be telling viewers how the speedy action of those medics saved him from permanent paralysis.


Jim Sheridan:: The famous film director will be on to discuss his new movie about Thin Lizzy as well as discuss the homeless crisis for some reason.


Budget Discussion: A panel of well known faces will be on to discuss next weeks budget. This might not actually be the misery slot.

There was suppose to be a karaoke competition but has since been cancelled surely for the best :pac::pac:

PeterParker957

So not the Halawalala kid yet ????

James Brown

Great to have a Thin Lizzy pic coming out. Is it a bit odd to interview the director with no cast? He was involved with the 'Home Sweet Home' campaign, I'd expect that's why he'll be talking about that. Of course things have continued to get worse.

Line up is reasonable.. for a daily daytime magazine program.

I remember waking up to Ronan Collins on Radio 2 as it was known at the time in the 1980's- great memories.

Love listening to his lunchtime show on Radio 1 also when I can. Great to see him coming back to form health wise. He was capable of so much more in RTE. He appears to have a great sense of humour and could have been a good light entertainment host- Play the Game anyone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y9QDcn_kEc

Welsh Megaman

Deleted User wrote: »

Love listening to his lunchtime show on Radio 1 also when I can. Great to see him coming back to form health wise.

I don't mind Ronan's lunchtime show. My only minor gripe is sometimes he...speaks...with...long pauses...inbetween...words - he could fit another four songs in!

He ends up having to play about 30 seconds of a song before time is up

 :D

Skid X

That clip of Play The Game that Plenty posted reminds me - I've said it before, but if I was trying to fill a Television Schedule I would commission a remake of Play The Game/Give Us A Clue** in a heartbeat

- Costs next to nothing to make
- Costs nothing to licence (it's a parlour game, no royalties)
- It would make for decent afternoon viewing, you just to get the right Team Captains.

** The ITV version which Parky and Michael Aspel presented with Una Stubbs and Lionel Blair as Skippers.

I wouldn't have Twink on it again, I'd like to stress that. But apart from that, it's a winner.

Skid X

Skid X wrote: »

That clip of Play The Game that Plenty posted reminds me - I've said it before, but if I was trying to fill a Television Schedule I would commission a remake of Play The Game/Give Us A Clue** in a heartbeat

- Costs next to nothing to make
- Costs nothing to licence (it's a parlour game, no royalties)
- It would make for decent afternoon viewing, you just to get the right Team Captains.

** The ITV version which Parky and Michael Aspel presented with Una Stubbs and Lionel Blair as Skippers.

I wouldn't have Twink on it again, I'd like to stress that. But apart from that, it's a winner.

It's charades. :D

I mean how simple is that? And no expensive licence to pay to some TV company for the rights.

Keep it Simple as they say. I remember seeing the ITV version first too but I remember at the time thinking RTE didn't so such a bad job with Play the Game.

PS. I so would have Twink on it

Skid X

Deleted User wrote: »

It's charades. :D

I mean how simple is that? And no expensive licence to pay to some TV company for the rights.

Keep it Simple as they say. I remember seeing the ITV version first too but I remember at the time thinking RTE didn't so such a bad job with Play the Game.

Exactly!

Yeah, both shows were decent.

Good format, friendly/competitive and room for a nice bit of acting the maggot/banter

Make it happen RTE/BBC/ITV/TV3/Eir/Sky/TG4/Nickelodeon/Channel 4/Netflix

TheRiverman

Why do we need a discussion on the budget ?.It is not going to change anything next week.The only guest I would be interested in watching tonight is Ronan Collins,great that he has recovered from that difficult back surgery.I get to listen to his radio show most days,real music unlike the awful drivel that is on most other radio stations.

Brian Scan

paulie21 wrote: »

When I read "Late Late Show 6/10" I thought you must be the world's most incompetent television reviewer.

Welsh Megaman

Ryan looks up from his 'West Wing' box set...

''Oh right, Ireland did ok at sports.''

Atlantic Dawn

Evening y'all, good timing for once, the football is over...

Skid X

The Late Late Show - The only place for Analysis of Paralysis tonight ... apart from the lads on RTE2 talking about Ireland's second half.

Vorenus400

He hasnt even said hello to Cooper yet and its obvious he has no idea who or what he is. He couldnt even finish his intro for him without consulting the notes

walshb

I suppose I suppose I suppose.

I suppose you could fook off supposing!

Welsh Megaman

Isn't gooch a nickname for a certain part of the body...y'know... :O

Skid X

"I'll be answering no more questions until I receive my fee in used notes, Ryan ... and make them fifties "

Skid X

I love the Gooch, he plays Gaelic Football like Pele would

Not keen on this testimonial lark though.

RayM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Isn't gooch a nickname for a certain part of the body...y'know... :O

The perineum (also known as the "barse"/"farse")

Atlantic Dawn

Skid X wrote: »

Not keen on this testimonial lark though.

Yes the testimonial mullarkey should be open to everyone if he gets it, the local bricklayer should be able to also do €500 tables on his last week when he lashed up his final wall.

walshb

Is his right eye drooping?

Atlantic Dawn

Good to see him in Dublin colours, lol.

Autosport

Evening all, Tubs looking well tonight

Atlantic Dawn

The red card tonight in the Ireland game wouldn't have even got a strong word from the ref in GAA.

Skid X

He got eye gouged, Ryan.

That wasn't banter. Or acting the maggot.

Atlantic Dawn

What man pinches another man?

Atlantic Dawn

What badge is he wearing?

Welsh Megaman

From pinches to noogies to wedgies.

That's how wars start.

walshb

Like always...these sports interviews are sh1t.

Fri nite we are all up waiting to know “what’s sledging?”

Ally Dick

He's quite a plain looking gasuin

Skid X

The Cricket chaps do the best sledging


http://www.cricketsledges.com/top-twenty-cricket-sledges/



Glen McGrath: “Why are you so fat?”

Eddo Brandes “Because every time I f*** your wife, she gives me a biscuit.”

Atlantic Dawn

Ryan: So do you have sex on tap?

Autosport

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Ryan: So do you have sex on tap?

:eek:

Welsh Megaman

Normal service is resumed

mfceiling

Phew...he managed to get the death of his father into the conversation.

TheRiverman

Ten Pin wrote: »

Always thought that sledging was either


Or using one of these

Is that the Miley Cyrus sledge ?

Atlantic Dawn

The misery dredger is working overtime.

Vorenus400

Is Ryan going to go through the whole family catalogue of deaths?

Skid X

To ask an interviewee about one of their parent's deaths is poor, to ask about both is f**king disgraceful.

RayM

Skid X wrote: »

The Cricket chaps do the best sledging


http://www.cricketsledges.com/top-twenty-cricket-sledges/



Glen McGrath: “Why are you so fat?”

Eddo Brandes “Because every time I f*** your wife, she gives me a biscuit.”

I've heard that quote attributed to the actor who played Harold in Neighbours too.

mfceiling

mfceiling wrote: »

Phew...he managed to get the death of his father into the conversation.

And the mother dying...full house ryan.

Beechwoodspark

Boring aul gaa stuff. This very same interview could happen 20 or 30 years ago

Welsh Megaman

''Any of your pets die?''

anto77

Skid X wrote: »

To ask an interviewee about one of their parent's deaths is poor, to ask about both is f**king disgraceful.

Add in lots of pics too....

Skid X

"and now we move on to your dead childhood pets ..."


Edit: Grrrr ... WMM one step beyond me as usual !

Atlantic Dawn

Could the GAA ever afford to pay each county player the average industrial wage?

Woodbrook80

Presume his parents deaths are in the book

Say Your Number

Joe Brolly being an argumentative bollox.

What a surprise!

Vorenus400

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Could the GAA ever afford to pay each county player the average industrial wage?

Imagine the conversations if a Leitrim player got the same as a Dublin or Cork player. It would be a slurry show

Autosport

Don't most gaa players get free cars

physioman

No copy of the book for everyone in the audience? Tight Kerry bollix