The Late Late Show - 23rd. March 2018

Arne_Saknussem

Strazdas wrote: »

Not entirely sure if that was an interesting or appropriate interview for a prime time chat show. It was basically "How I became seriously ill in the last year".

It was more like something you'd hear as a magazine feature on morning radio.

In fairness we only had 2 cancer conversations tonight

Pinch Flat

Strazdas wrote: »

Not entirely sure if that was an interesting or appropriate interview for a prime time chat show. It was basically "How I became seriously ill in the last year".

It was more like something you'd hear as a magazine feature on morning radio.

It’s known as the misery slot in these parts. No LLS finishes without one.

brooke 2

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Seems a nice guy to be fair

I like Julian. He is always so positive.

Edit: Haha. Just as I wrote that, he says his Mum always instilled positivity.

He does come across as a nice guy. I enjoy him on DWTS even though he can be OTT at times!

Strazdas

Pinch Flat wrote: »

It’s known as the misery slot in these parts. No LLS finishes without one.

And a fairly basic one. People (unfortunately) can fall very seriously ill. Is that really prime time chat show stuff though? As I said further up, it's more like a filler item from morning radio.

Ol' Donie

Skid X wrote: »

:pac:

Ah you were so brave to go through that ordeal, Donie.

I would love it if you went on the LLS to help other sufferers of lost lense trauma.

I'd love to.

"So, Ryan, dig this, sometimes you're health isn't in serious danger at all! Imagine! Ask me how I felt when I got the news that there is not now, nor was there ever anything wrong! HOW DID I FEEL, RYAN!?"

Patty O Furniture

In keeping with the religious theme of the night & other stories!

"When Life's a bit of..."

Atlantic Dawn

Deleted User wrote: »

I went under a general anaesthetic this morning for leg operation, woke up very much myself! Modern anaesthetic are like magic, you wake up sharp and crisp and feeling very clear headed.

I've went under a couple, I do be terrified I won't wake up or they will make a balls of me before I go under, you say prayers to all sorts and if you see a magpie that morning your bricking it.

Welsh Megaman

Till tomorrow night, folks!

Nos da

Atlantic Dawn

Lisha wrote: »

Eewww that ad fir the hotel in Belfast was rank

Reminded me of the ladies from Beauty Queen and Single...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08f3lj6

brooke 2

04KY wrote: »

Pretty shi*ty post since he just told us he has CF.

You can always depend on some lowlifes to rear their ugly heads. :mad:
Why would someone make a comment like that??

polydactyl

Pinch Flat wrote: »

I’d say he’s sweating like a pregnant nun with all that clobber on

Studio was surprisingly chilly

brooke 2

amdublin wrote: »

Fair play I like him as a guest!

Julian and Tadhg Furlong were two great guests. Wonderful inspiring people.

polydactyl

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Did someone shout something from the audience?

A few times! There was a lot of worried glances from the staff

Ol' Donie

polydactyl wrote: »

A few times! There was a lot of worried glances from the staff

What was the shout when the dance fella was on?

brooke 2

amdublin wrote: »

Well I like all the positivity

Go Julian!

Atlantic Dawn

polydactyl wrote: »

A few times! There was a lot of worried glances from the staff

Were they gargled, mentally unstable or just having the craic?

polydactyl

Ol' Donie wrote: »

What was the shout when the dance fella was on?

Couldn’t make it out so I reckon Tourette’s. What happened to the home of the year people?? Does anyone know? We were not told and they had asked for photos of houses etc to be sent in too.

Ol' Donie

polydactyl wrote: »

Couldn’t make it out so I reckon Tourette’s. What happened to the home of the year people?? Does anyone know? We were not told and they had asked for photos of houses etc to be sent in too.

I didn't see the start of the show, but i don't remember them being mentioned at all.

polydactyl

They were mentioned online and in the adverts etc and we got emails this week about them being on it and a competition with them too.

Atlantic Dawn

polydactyl wrote: »

They were mentioned online and in the adverts etc and we got emails this week about them being on it and a competition with them too.

Did you enjoy it, would you recommend it?

polydactyl

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Did you enjoy it, would you recommend it?

I totally would. I rarely ever watch it anymore. But the time flew tonight. It was definately an experience and Tubs was fairly chatty and friendly behind the scenes. It was cool to see the set and I have no idea how they fit the toy show in!

Patty O Furniture

polydactyl wrote: »

I totally would. I rarely ever watch it anymore. But the ike flew tonight. It was definately an experience and Tubs was fairly chatty and friendly behind the scenes. It was cool to see the set and I have no idea how they fit the toy show in!

Heard a strange fact on the toyshow today, one i wasn't expecting, that on the night of it, Pornhub's ratings go down... no pun intended

Btw: How long did ya have to wait for tickets?

polydactyl

Patty O Furniture wrote: »

Heard a strange fact on the toyshow today, one i wasn't expecting, that on the night of it, Pornhub's ratings go down... no pun intended

Btw: How long did ya have to wait for tickets?

To be honest I don’t remember when I applied. I think it’s just random selection not “in order”

Brian Scan

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

People who think the core of the game is not private schools and 80% from Dublin are talking scum crap

Sure we watch rowing when we win.

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Welsh Megaman

polydactyl wrote: »

Couldn’t make it out so I reckon Tourette’s. What happened to the home of the year people?? Does anyone know? We were not told and they had asked for photos of houses etc to be sent in too.

Good spot! I even copied and pasted it from RTE’s website...

As they travel around the country looking at some of the most beautiful houses in Ireland, Hugh Wallace, Deirdre Whelan and new judge Patrick Bradley tell Ryan Tubridy what it takes to be declared 'Home of the Year'.