17-07-2012, 14:43
17-07-2012, 15:00
It was one of the most infamous nights in the history of the babeshows!!
The rules on censorship and what is/isn't allowed on TV don't apply to the internet, so a number of channels have experimented with different outputs/camera angles etc
On this occasion the web output was "accidentally" plugged into the TV feed, and we were treated to the sight of Jemma and Amanda playing "hide the purple parsnip" with a lollipop!
Cue very large fine from OFCOM, Jemma and Amanda suspended, producer fired.....I'm sure there's a thread on it somewhere and others can probably give you a more detailed synopsis but in a nutshell that's what happened.
The rules on censorship and what is/isn't allowed on TV don't apply to the internet, so a number of channels have experimented with different outputs/camera angles etc
On this occasion the web output was "accidentally" plugged into the TV feed, and we were treated to the sight of Jemma and Amanda playing "hide the purple parsnip" with a lollipop!
Cue very large fine from OFCOM, Jemma and Amanda suspended, producer fired.....I'm sure there's a thread on it somewhere and others can probably give you a more detailed synopsis but in a nutshell that's what happened.
17-07-2012, 15:32
sure was mr williams and pretty much spot on how youve described it. it was the incident that started the beginning of the end for bangbabes
17-07-2012, 16:32
Jemma & Amanda should never have got any blame in my book, the producer or whoever pushed the buttons were the guilty ones. I don't think it was the watershed for Bangbabes though, I remember them kicking out plenty of hot shows long after the initial aftermath of Lollygate. I thought it was the daytime show antics that cost them.