Steve Coogan As Jimmy Saville

[TWGL1]

It was so obvious he was a wrong un, God knows how he got away with it, especially at Stoke Mandeville and the BBC!

It was well known in Yorkshire he was a wrong in for decades and decades, speaks volumes really. People were afraid to speak up. Happens today if it’s against the narrative.

[cyril evans awaydays]

It was well known in Yorkshire he was a wrong in for decades and decades, speaks volumes really. People were afraid to speak up. Happens today if it’s against the narrative.

Sounds like your are ITK. Anyone we know?

[TWGL1]

Sounds like your are ITK. Anyone we know?

In the know about what ?

[cyril evans awaydays]

In the know about what ?

Happens today if it’s against the narrative.

[TWGL1]

Happens today if it’s against the narrative.

I’m sure you can can work that out.

[cyril evans awaydays]

I’m sure you can can work that out.

There used to be someone who posted on here when challenged to explain what they meant became quite obtuse.

[TWGL1]

There used to be someone who posted on here when challenged to explain what they meant became quite obtuse.

Sounds like you’re getting confused with yourself

[NYCBlue]

Anyone walking around in a gold effect shiney sweat suit needs a leathering

I mean if they were young and had cool hair and talent, some people could get away with it. I grew up in the '70s he was already a creepy old man then. The hair? WTF?

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

I mean if they were young and had cool hair and talent, some people could get away with it. I grew up in the '70s he was already a creepy old man then. The hair? WTF?

Peter Stringfellow was another very creepy old man but not a paedophile obviously

Same sort of dress sense though

[Robin Friday's Ghost]

I went to a job interview in Merthyr once around '93. As I walked through the town centre I saw a bloke standing at the bus stop in a multi coloured shellsuit, patient leather shoes and a shirt and tie. I made up my mind before I even got into the interview I didn't want to work there.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

I went to a job interview in Merthyr once around '93. As I walked through the town centre I saw a bloke standing at the bus stop in a multi coloured shellsuit, patient leather shoes and a shirt and tie. I made up my mind before I even got into the interview I didn't want to work there.

Blokes like Saville and Stringfellow wore creepy clothes with saggy skin on show

Very odd

Saville looked like he never washed his hair

[pipster]

He was apparently very good friends with some high ranking south Yorkshire police, as was Cyril Smith the MP, who officials turned a blind eye at as well as Saville. There are other documentaries available - other than the bbc / itv's effort - which in my opinion should not have been made into a drama series. Just keep it as a documentary.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

I went to a job interview in Merthyr once around '93. As I walked through the town centre I saw a bloke standing at the bus stop in a multi coloured shellsuit, patient leather shoes and a shirt and tie. I made up my mind before I even got into the interview I didn't want to work there.

Inpatient or outpatient?

[Robin Friday's Ghost]

Inpatient or outpatient?

Typo. Care in the community though probably.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Typo. Care in the community though probably.

We all make typos, old fruit.

[Tuerto]

We all make typos, old fruit.

I don't, and i'll not be insulted with the stigma of making a 'Typo' Mine are fully blown spelling mistakes.

[Alan Lung]

I just watched the first episode. **** me that was hard going. Not sure I want to watch the rest.

[Dorcus]

We all make typos, old fruit.

It's patently obvious