Weakest Link star claims Anne Robinson gave him 'public flogging' over his sexuality

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Twitter a throwback clip of a Pointless episode that almost got “taken off air”.The video had been posted by a viewer as Cressida Dick was trending on the social media platform after she resigned as the Metropolitan Police commissioner.Captioning the video, Twitter user JNPhillips4 wrote: “Saw #CressidaDick trending and remembered this wonderful moment from Pointless.TV gold.”Richard swiftly reacted to the clip, typing: “Thank you for this reminder @JNPhillips4.“This is the closest Pointless has ever come to being taken off air.”The clip, which dates back to 2018, featured a player named Billy trying to guess the name of the “Senior Police officer appointed the first female commissioner of the Metropolitan Police”.Asked by host Alexander Armstrong for his final answer, he asserted: “The top is Caressa Dick. I think I’ll go for Caressa Dick.”Richard could be seen in different shots snickering as Alexander repeated the player’s answer before announcing it was incorrect.In a later tweet, Richard clarified that there was a “happy ending” to Billy’s participation in the programme.He typed: “The lovely thing about this clip is that Billy really did make money from 'It'll Be Alright On The Night' for it.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA live-action “Blade Runner” sequel series is in development at Amazon, Variety has learned.Titled “Blade Runner 2099,” the series will serve as a follow-up to the “Blade Runner” sequel “Blade Runner 2049.” Silka Luisa will write and executive produce, with Ridley Scott set to executive produce via Scott Free Productions. Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson of Alcon Entertainment are also executive producing along with David W.

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Anne Robinson mercilessly mocks a McDonald's worker's Scottish accent and hair extensions in a resurfaced clip from an episode of The Weakest link.The TV presenter, who was dubbed 'The Queen of Mean', would regularly have contestants trembling in the studio with her savage put downs.Since news broke that Anne will be the first ever female Countdown presenter, old clips from The Weakest Link have resurfaced with fans in disbelief that the insults were allowed to air.One such video saw the 76-year-old mimic a Scottish student's accent before making taunting jibes at her appearance.The clip, from 2011, was posted to Tik Tok and was branded 'cruel'.During the episode, Anne had asked a contestant called Jenn, from East Kilbride, what she does

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Come on, do you really have to ask if it crossed the line?

“It was quite a startling thing to be told in the middle of a huge auditorium with a huge audience and lots of other contestants and a huge crew,” she told The Mirror.“It wasn't a private, whispered remark in the toilet, it was part of an enormous television show.“I didn't raise it with anyone afterwards as I knew from my response that it couldn't be used.”The publication reports that her claims were backed up by drag act Dave Lynn, who was a fellow contestant.He said he was “horrified” by the comment, which was not shown on television when the programme aired.Vanessa went on to recount a conversation she’d had with producers after filming the episode.“I said, ‘I don’t think you will use that in the show as it’s racist and also completely

This Morning presenter Vanessa Feltz has alleged that The Weakest Link’s notoriously biting host Anne Robinson made a racist comment about her relationship with Ben Ofoedu.Anne's alleged comment came when she made an appearance on the quiz show back in 2006.The loved-up couple got engaged that year and have been together ever since.But when Vanessa, 58, agreed to take part in the the BBC series, she wasn’t expecting Anne to reference race when talking about her relationship with the Anglo-Nigerian singer.Vanessa claims that once the game got underway, Anne, 76, went a step too far and asked her a very inappropriate and racist question.She recalled the host saying: "Vanessa Feltz, looking the way you do, how do you think you land all these

Vanessa Feltz went on a celebrity Weakest Link in 2006 expecting an acid-tongued remark or two from Queen of Mean Anne Robinson.

sweet message to host Nick Hewer after it was revealed he’s stepping down from the show, was all smiles as she left filming.Holding Maven, who was adorably wrapped up in a coat and hat, in one hand, and a scooter in the other, Rachel also took no chances as she donned a visor amid the coronavirus pandemic.Her Strictly pro husband Pasha also had his hands full with bags and suitcases, as he followed the pair of them.Rachel, 35, and Pasha, 41, welcomed Maven in December 2019, with the little one being born two weeks early.Since, they’ve been sharing sweet snaps and updates, with Rachel previously revealing that she loves taking her to work with her.Nick was also spotted leaving the studio, loaded up with bags, after he announced that he would

piece written for i, Benjamin Butterworth questioned whether Anne was the best replacement for the Countdown gig.The former contestant claimed Anne made a joke about his sexuality, leaving him dreading whether the footage would make the final edit.He said: "The point of the scripted joke is clear: I'm gay, geeky and a virgin.

announced as the new presenter of Countdown.She says she will tone down the "mean" – but some say she went too far on the BBC quiz show in years gone by.Cutting Anne hosted the show from 2000 to 2012 and was famed for her harsh put-downs and quick wit.One clip has come to light on Twitter this week – and it has not aged well at all.She is seen mocking a single mum, asking her if any of her sons had ASBOs and ankle tags.Anne then demanded to know if the woman – herself also named Ann – was claiming benefits."So what do you do, Ann?" she asked.The contestant said: "I'm a full-time single mum to three boys."To which the star replied: "Three great boys, yeah.

READ MORE:Anne Robinson demands huge changes to Countdown as she becomes hostSocial media users were outraged when the clip resurfaced on Monday. One wrote: "I don't know what this programme is, nor which channel, but I would like the chance to write to whoever to complain.

Anne Robinson was dubbed the 'Queen of Mean' for a very good reason.

Anne Robinson was known as The Queen of Mean when she hosted The Weakest Link, and a clip that has resurfaced from those days has been causing controversy on Twitter.