After BBC chairman calls for working class TV shows James O'Brien says they haven't got first idea

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After BBC chairman calls for working class TV shows James O'Brien says they haven't got first idea


‘What on earth is a programme that only woos working class audiences?’
After a BBC chairman calls for more ‘working class TV shows’, James O’Brien says ‘either they haven’t got the first idea what they’re talking about… or they’re talking about something much worse.’ George_T_Truth2🛞
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  1. Football, reality shows , talent shows. Period Drama shows where guys wear cool clothes and play franz ferdinand when walking in slow motion.Thats it

  2. The terminology used by the BBC chairman is a nice way stating intent of producing programmes that are brain numbing & cheap to make. It is a mere cost cutting exercise that will inevitably fail !

  3. When Tories say 'Working Class TV', they're speaking exclusively in terms of more programming like GBN, as if GBN wasn't enough crap aimed, not at 'Working Class' people, but at gullible nasty morons whom the Tories presume Working class people to be.
    I hate it when enough working class people prove them right and keep votingfor them.

  4. The assumption being that the "working class" require special content is patronising… what are we to expect? Dumbed down content to suit our inferior brains? Easy watching programming with easy to read subtitles? Perhaps it's a levelling up thing.

  5. There are there on all the other channels not the bbc thats been stealing money off of people for 50 years you dont need a tv licence but they dont tell you that

  6. What's the chance of a contemporary drama with genuinely working class concerns like Boys from the Blackstuff being made today? A drama with themes that implicity and explicitly criticise the economic structures and privations that working class people endure? Not a f@#king chance since that's not the image or concerns they wish to promote, when the executives of the BBC are really only interested in pandering or water-carrying for the Tories.