Radio Bloopers: Pro Hunting Nicky Campbell, not C**ting
Nicky Campbell has got a problem hasn’t he. He tries to say “Hunt”, but it never quite comes out that way. Here’s yet another example from the BBC Radio 5 Live DJ…
We love bloopers. Mistakes on the TV are often very quickly brought to our attention via Aunties Bloomers and It’ll Be Alright on the Night, but gaffes on the radio usually go unknown… until now. Hear some gems from UK radio right here, plus if you have any more, feel free to emauil us on info@tmk.websitesright.co.uk
Nicky Campbell has got a problem hasn’t he. He tries to say “Hunt”, but it never quite comes out that way. Here’s yet another example from the BBC Radio 5 Live DJ…
The great thing about talking about bloopers after they have happened is that you surely won’t make the same mistake again. Not in Andrew Marr’s case…
…especially when you say “c*nt” on the radio as you lead in to the news on BBC Radio 4. Naughty Naughtie…
When a radio station decides to encourage listeners to text in with contributions about the various arts and crafts of the Black Country, they should really do their research before reading it out…
When the BBC Radio Five Live presenter wanted to say “West Kent Hunt” – he didn’t, he said something else. However, later on the same day, he chatted more about the “West Kent Hunt”, so, surely...
When the BBC Radio Five Live presenter wanted to say “West Kent Hunt” – he didn’t….
Jimmy Savile had his knockers (not all of them of a legal age by the sounds of it), however, there were some noble sides to the man, including some farmyard antics where he taught someone to...
If you’re not specific with your questions, you will get similarly unspecific answers. So when you’re at the train station and you ask someone whether they believe that this station is the worst station in the...