RTE Radio 1: The Ryan Tubridy Show

ButtersSuki

Aubrey McCarthy mention, Joe will be jealous.

ButtersSuki

America!

Pelvis Parsley

CANCER

ButtersSuki

The Stella is a "beautiful cinema"....i.e. they don't charge The Toyman to see movies there.

ButtersSuki

Honestly I could post this every day:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnYLFlwxzeo

QueensGael

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and Supermacs, the way he's going

ButtersSuki

Both Shupermacs and shnack box have a "h" Tubs when you're in Galway.

QueensGael

Is he actually calling for cancer centres to be set up in every cottage hospital west of the Shannon? The centralised cancer strategy has been one of the few and outstanding HSE successes in recent years 🙄

ButtersSuki

Multi-millionaire tax avoider laments the fact that people in the West of Ireland have to drive to Dublin for cancer treatment.

One of the reasons that is so Bryan is because people like you and Joe Duffy are paid extortionary rates by the state broadcaster from the public coffers, monies which could instead be used to fund the health service.

ButtersSuki

Obligatory Beatles mention.

James Bond mention. Tubs no doubt relishing the upcoming fake accent fest he's going to inflict on the guest later.

ButtersSuki

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DON'T YOU DARE CRITICIZE CAPTAIN KINDNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ButtersSuki

Tubs doesn't have time for fishing as he's working all the time.

https://media.giphy.com/media/Q7ozWVYCR0nyW2rvPW/giphy.gif

ButtersSuki

Tubs: Don't dress up as Jeffrey Dahmer for Halloween.

Joe Duffy meanwhile will dress up as the Grim Reaper and visit a graveyard for a long wa_k* on Hallowween.

*I mean "walk"

ButtersSuki

Lesbians in Scooby Doo now.

QueensGael

Short riff today, he can't be ar$ed

ButtersSuki

Short riffin' section today thankfully. I'm out.

Fair play to any of you who hang around long enough to hear Tubs do a Sean Connery Bond impression...…because he will do it.

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With a Galway accent too you have to make sure your diphthongs are divided into two syllables

ButtersSuki

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Imagine Mr. Duffy trying to pronounce "diphthong"?

ButtersSuki

I wonder will he be in tomorrow if he has to drive (or more likely be driven) the 2.5 hours from Galway to Dublin today? Poor creatur will be wrecked.

hawley

have put "proper thought and planning" into the show - as he admits he isn't worried the musical will damage the toy show brand.

The Late Late Show host said he isn’t worried the musical will damage the Toy Show brand, insisting he hopes theatre bosses are doing the show with “proper thought and planning."

 “I’ve nothing to do with that. I don’t believe it will go wrong. You know, I think it will be great and I wish them well, but it is an endeavour that isn’t… I couldn’t be clearer in that respect. All my focus is on the Toy Show this year.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.irishmirror.ie/showbiz/rte-star-ryan-tubridy-hopes-28152080.amp

He seems quite angry about it. He sings a song and dances about on the Toy Show. Then spends the next six months talking about it and the six months preceding the next Toy Show building it up. It's utterly vile.

ButtersSuki

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He's possibly/probably not getting any fees from it so is p*ssed off on that front.

QueensGael

here's the link - he's not a happy bunny at all about this!

https://www.irishmirror.ie/showbiz/rte-star-ryan-tubridy-hopes-28152080

ButtersSuki

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Last few lines are great:

RTE star Ryan Tubridy hopes producers of Toy Show the musical have put in 'proper thought and planning'

The Late Late Show host insists he isn't worried the muscial will damage the Toy Show brand

SHOWBIZ

BySandra MallonShowbiz Reporter

06:00, 5 OCT 2022

RTE star Ryan Tubridy has said he hopes Toy Show the musical producers have put "proper thought and planning" into the show - as he admits he isn't worried the musical will damage the toy show brand.

The Late Late Show host said he isn’t worried the musical will damage the Toy Show brand, insisting he hopes theatre bosses are doing the show with “proper thought and planning”.

The brand-new musical inspired by the much-loved annual TV event opens on December 10 at The Convention Centre in Dublin and will feature some of Ireland's most well-known stage and screen actors in the lead adult roles.

Ryan told us: “I’ve nothing to do with that.

“I don’t believe it will go wrong. You know, I think it will be great and I wish them well, but it is an endeavour that isn’t…

“I don’t think they would do it without proper thought and planning and getting it right, so I hope they do that.”

Toy Show the Musical will follow a young girl's Toy Show adventure.

A statement from RTE read: "It's a story about family, tradition and how the magic of the Toy Show brings the whole world together each year for one truly amazing night. Full of fun, laughter and love we see how the Toy Show allows children to teach us that the magic they need to change their world already exists within them.

They said: “We are thrilled to honour the Toy Show and all of the joy and magic that it inspires across Ireland every year with this new creation, telling the story of one little family and their adventures on Toy Show night, through the eyes of a child."

Ryan added: “We made it quite clear - I said it on the TV show – I said that this show – I am not involved, I’m not in it. I wish everyone well in it.

“I couldn’t be clearer in that respect. All my focus is on the Toy Show this year.”

The 49-year-old previously said how this year’s Toy Show will be “important”, for a number of reasons.

"The Toy Show 2022 is going to be very important, for a number of reasons.

"I think people are going to be suffering economically, and they’re going to need the most beautiful and enormous hug, as a family on the couch.

"I think they’re going to be worried about their kids in terms of affordability, whether that’s toys or clothes or shopping and food. It’s going to be a tough time.

The daily Mirror is a very reliable source, I'm guessing in the same league as WHICH. Surely I'm not too far wrong :D

hawley

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119704002#Comment_119704002

Looks like he's angry that he's not gaining financially from it. A lot of back handed compliments. He doesn't seem to want it to be in any way linked to "his" Toy Show at all.

ButtersSuki

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Yes he seems to think it’s his, rather than the show’s. I suspect this is why he christened himself with his self-anointed Toyman monicker, all part of the plan to link him and show together at every opportunity to position him in the role for future earning possibilities. It’s why he mentions the Toy Show all year round too.

I think this particular bit from the RTÉ statement is hyperbole or, on reflection, maybe someone in RTÉ actually believes i

“the magic of the Toy Show brings the whole world together each year for one truly amazing night”

oh, FFS!

ButtersSuki

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Well Tubs did say recently he can’t go anywhere in the world without being recognized……

I believe him!

NIMAN

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Written by either Tubs or NKM.

hawley

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New York is hilarious.

StevenToast

Will woke tubs be shedding a tear for the killing in a graveyard in Tralee yesterday.....will RTE mention the word traveller at all?

ButtersSuki

Tubs is talking to Baz Luhrman this morning, director of..........Elvis.

You might might have heard about this movie for example on one of the 50,000 times Tubs talked about it this year. He started talking about it in January or February when he went to a private screening (for a select few) and told us all how amazing it was but that we'd (as plebs) have to wait until June to see it. Then he talked about it non-stop until its release date when he amazingly "forgot" that he had seen it in Jan/Feb and told us he went to see it for the first time on release day. And of course he's talked about it non-stop since. I honestly can't remember any movie ever being plugged on Irish radio like this.

Not to take from the movie btw, it's a genuinely good film that's worth a watch even if you're not an Elvis fan.

Luhrman is a bit weird so the interview could go in a few directions. It's most likely a pre-record so probably has been filtered and edited within an inch of it's life. He's a genuine A list director though so doing radio in Ireland is a bit of step down from his usual standards. I wonder did the boys and girls in Warner Bros. Ireland have to beg him to come to satisfy the whims and pestering of The Toyman?

WBI: Mr. Luhram we have a request from RTE.

BL: Who are they?

WBI: They're the Irish national Broadcaster

BL: What's the audience numbers? 5million? 10?

WBI: Ah....it's about 350,000....on a good day.

BL: Then it's a no.

WBI: Yeah but the host is a big fan of yours

BL: Oh God.....

WBI: And he's talked about Elvis non-stop since we showed it to him in Jan

BL: It's still a no

WBI: But if you add it all up he's probably preached about the movie more than anyone in the world at this stage and the free advertising he's given us must be over a million euros worth at this stage

BL: I don't care. No.

WBI: and he's promised to basically fellate you on air and tell you how kind the movie is, and how beautiful and gorgeous it is, and how intriguing the movie is and basically do a 20 minute ad for it - again

BL: ok, ok, ok, .....jesus.....he's not getting 20 minutes. I'll do 10.

WBI: ok great, we'll let him know.

BL: Anything else?

WBI: yeah, he's probably going to ask you have you any Irish in you, and will probably ask you did you watch The Toy Show

BL: Is this a joke? What's The Toy Show?

WBI: you don't want to know............we'll tell him not to ask.

BL: bye!

ButtersSuki

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🙄🤣

ButtersSuki

Plastic Sheeting describing at length the funeral at which a man was stabbed yesterday without of course mentioning the elephant in the room.

ButtersSuki

Guffawing already.

ButtersSuki

Kate and Wills are in Belfast today....I wonder will Tubs make a trip up to see them?

ButtersSuki

Free "Emergency" glasses.

ButtersSuki

Tubs forgot his glasses today so there could be more errors than usual as he reads from the cue cards for the first time.

ButtersSuki

Fake accent alert.

ButtersSuki

15 minutes allotted by Luhrman, 5 more than I estimated.

ButtersSuki

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They danced around it describing the funeral in enormous detail without saying the "T" word.

ButtersSuki

Tubs says someone else is "riffin'". Intriguing.

ButtersSuki

"beautiful isn't it, so gorgeous. It's like the most beautiful episode of Star Trek you never saw"

This is Tubs describing the first Native American woman becoming an astronaut.

ButtersSuki

#WokeTubs weighing in on Iran now. The women of Iran will take comfort in THAT, hope they have nice arses to be ticked by The Toyman.

ButtersSuki

"a good family business" - I don't know is he describing the closing local coffee shop or RTE?

QueensGael

"I see Noel's name on the end of a text, and I get worried"

hmmm....

QueensGael

haha, Baz is sick of talking about Elvis, even if the host is not

QueensGael

This is not so much an interview so much as another opportunity to riff

Don’t think Bryan is into opera

The Toyman suggests men from Lucan could travel to Castlebar to join their musical club, and why not buy a house there like Pee Flynn.