Reported TopGear to Ofcom

Money-Saving-King

UKVIP wrote: »

You clearly have no idea how High Definition transmissions work.

Be warned, Azari thinks he/she knows everything about everything lol!

cod3

It is repeated on BBC2 at 7pm tonight.

*clutches pearls*

Computersaysno

ooohhhhhhhhh...I love handbags at 20 paces.

BargainGalore

He says "*ocking Nora" according to the subs on iplayer @22.02

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0388dsx/Top_Gear_Series_20_Episode_6/

vyle

sillygoose wrote: »

You think so? Its been my experience that heavy swearers are simply over compensating for the lack of suitable words to carry enough strength of meaning for what they are trying to say, so they resort to generic swear words to boost poor communication ability.

Are not Ofcom there to report things to? or is reporting anything being over sensitive? in that case you are saying absolutely anything is acceptable on TV!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_osQvkeNRM

keystone

cod3 wrote: »

It is repeated on BBC2 at 7pm tonight.

*clutches pearls*

Viewing figures through the roof then.

Oh and BTW I quite clearly heard "*ocking Nora" when I watched it last night.

Reported TopGear to Ofcom

Is this an example of what might be described as "going off at half c o ck"?

Nice "there there never mind" letter coming at the very best then.

Cheers

ianders

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/89813844/nora.PNG

UKVIP

Didn't even think of subtitles.

Just switched them on and watched it back. Subtitles confirm it, "Cocking Nora".

Game, Set and Match.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/mobile/iplayer/episode/b0388dsx/Top_Gear_Series_20_Episode_6

Valli

So, I posted this -

Valli wrote: »

Yes they are. So why ALSO start a thread on a forum about it?

If others heard it and were sufficiently offended to complain then complain they will. Some may complain to OfCOM; some to the BBC (which is to whom your initial complaint should have been addressed, IMO).

sillygoose wrote: »

Fortunately the freedom of a public forum allows me to express my opinion even if you disagree, some people may (and do) agree with my view.

I can't see your point in so vehemently trying to attack my post, what are you trying to achieve? you don't agree - noted.

And I can't see your point in complaining to OfCOM - when there is a complaints procedure for BBC viewers to use AND starting a thread about it...

unless you are attempting to whip up support for your complaint.

I haven't 'vehemently' attacked your post at all - I am merely querying why you are complaining in multiple places about one problem. NOTHING in my post 'attacks' yours! I merely queried your method of complaint - I have quoted my post word-for-word. How does it 'attack' a post of yours?

I could understand it if you had complained to the BBC and they refused to acknowledge your complaint.

I don't disagree with your complaint. But nor do I agree with it. It's just that, where there are channels through which a complaint can succesfully be made, and dealt with I really do not understand why you would complain in multiple places about the same thing.

Apart from anything else the BBC are unlikely to respond on here anyway.

Utter hysteria from you, OP.

MisterSpoon_2

Tell me OP. Have you been in a branch of Subway lately?