Daveyone, I cannot see any reference and I am out of area to even see the video if that is what you are suggesting may contain this site..

More info, less speed..

I know the episode you speak of.

Very disappointing but par for the course.

Coudl someone elaborate further..? Its 3am and I'm on my way to bed... I don't have a full hour to view a BBC programme for one quick reference to this site.

The episode portrays an F4J dad as a thug.

I got to watching it and am quite amazed at what the projected.

Apparently, feminists are sweet, lovely ladies who speak softly and smile the whole time, are married to mild-mannered men who don't mind being addressed as manginas (seriously LOL) while antifeminist guys would steal a step-child and hand them back to their bio-father on principle alone, teach antifeminism in colleges where they are able to indoctrinate students with terms like 'feminazi' and the like...

It was laughable. I've never seen such rubbish. It was like an inverted reality.

I like the bit where Dennis Waterman says "if I am a mangina ...give me a brazillian!"

I've seen enough snippets of this chunderous show to realize the premise of it is three old guys slavishly pandering in true mangina-esque fashion to the ball-busting feminist whims of Amanda Redman. Dennis Waterman from tough-guy 'Minder' to gimp boy. Embarrassing or what?

Amanda Redman is like her screen character in real-life. I recall an interview I watched with Jeremy Paxman about four years ago where she spent practically the whole interview platforming feminist bilge. She droned on about how men should respect women unconditionally (no talk about reciprocity of course), then hypocritically proceeded on a sexist and chauvinistic rampage about men. Bloody horrible woman.

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She droned on about how men should respect women unconditionally (no talk about reciprocity of course), then hypocritically proceeded on a sexist and chauvinistic rampage about men. Bloody horrible woman.

So a fairly typical feminist then, eh... oh well.

It is funny too how any subject including ours suddenly becomes a David Ike syndrome rather then being tackled in a robust way!

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Amanda Redman is like her screen character in real-life. I recall an interview I watched with Jeremy Paxman about four years ago where she spent practically the whole interview platforming feminist bilge. She droned on about how men should respect women unconditionally (no talk about reciprocity of course), then hypocritically proceeded on a sexist and chauvinistic rampage about men. Bloody horrible woman.

That's a good thing really because it goes to show men who are awake the bullshit hypocracy and double standards of femanazisim as well as waking up more and more sleeping men and boys.

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Amanda Redman is like her screen character in real-life. I recall an interview I watched with Jeremy Paxman about four years ago where she spent practically the whole interview platforming feminist bilge. She droned on about how men should respect women unconditionally (no talk about reciprocity of course), then hypocritically proceeded on a sexist and chauvinistic rampage about men. Bloody horrible woman.

Yeah, a true feminist cliche who lives in a ideologically-driven fantasy world.

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I've seen enough snippets of this chunderous show to realize the premise of it is three old guys slavishly pandering in true mangina-esque fashion to the ball-busting feminist whims of Amanda Redman. Dennis Waterman from tough-guy 'Minder' to gimp boy. Embarrassing or what?

Amanda Redman is like her screen character in real-life. I recall an interview I watched with Jeremy Paxman about four years ago where she spent practically the whole interview platforming feminist bilge. She droned on about how men should respect women unconditionally (no talk about reciprocity of course), then hypocritically proceeded on a sexist and chauvinistic rampage about men. Bloody horrible woman.

Yes, readers here should understand the whole premise of "New Tricks". It's about three elderly police detectives who are put under the command of a female (Redman) who orders them to solve old cases. We are presumably never meant to ask how come these guys with years of experience are still subordinate to a supposedly younger woman (allowing that Redman's character is intended to be be younger than them, although Redman herself is a frazzled old bag).

I suggest this must be another example of affirmative action, resulting in an inadequate female being promoted beyond her merits.

Shame to see three such distinguished Brit actors dropping their standards so low as to agree to take part in this load of feminist codswallop.

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Shame to see three such distinguished Brit actors dropping their standards so low as to agree to take part in this load of feminist codswallop.

Yeah, I felt the same way when one of my favorite actors ended up becoming a punching bag for a group of bitter, dried out haddocks in "Death Proof". The movie was an utter shit fest.

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Yeah, I felt the same way when one of my favorite actors ended up becoming a punching bag for a group of bitter, dried out haddocks in "Death Proof". The movie was an utter shit fest.

Hasn't Hollywood been recycling that same tired misandric theme for 30+ years now?