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Jeremy Lee on Media

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I've worked for some unutterable articles (or as the prospective Tory candidate for Gloucester might say 'councillors') in my time and I've never had any desire to work for either Simon Cowell or Sir Alan Sugar.

 

It seems that the nation's sweetheart, the pie-faced foul-mouthed religious Scot Susan Boyle, has finally realised the same after apparently flipping out at, as the Daily Mirror describes it, 'her new-found stardom'.

 

According to the paper, ITV executives are so worried about her mental condition they are seeking medical advice for the Boyler to ensure she can cope with tomorrow's final of Britain's Got Talent.

 

If this is spin, then it's in appallingly bad taste but if it's true then it's even more worrying. What is it with the media industry that we need to find some ill-adjusted nutcase to put on a pedestal and then relish in their subsequent mental disintegration? I'm sure it's not what the blessed Jade would have wanted - if only she could find some way of speaking to us...

 

Have a good weekend.

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  May 29, 2009

i agree. the whole concept of the show is distasteful.  Britain's got talent but it also has 15m morons who watch this garbage every week.

  June 1, 2009

The press pictures of he at the announcement of the results were shocking. She looked like she was about to have ‘an episode’. She’s clearly unequipped to separate reality from hype. How could anyone risk putting her on stage in a show or in concert?

  June 3, 2009

I thought that the show actually proved that Britain's got not talent at all.

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