The BBC programmes I would axe
Strong disagree, obviously, but the part about Paul's face gave me a small chuckle.
Here is the part about HIGNFY so you don't pay the ai bot who wrote this:
No one is sure when it started, but everyone knows it stopped being funny in the late 1890s, shortly after Ian Hislop ran out of Oscar Wilde material. What remains is half an hour of centrist dads making centrist dad jokes about everything centrist dads despise: Brexit, Trump, Farage, Brexit, and Nigel “Brexit” Farage, in that order.
The audience laughs at the word “Reform” before the punchline arrives. Its one lasting achievement was making Boris Johnson a star, which it has regretted ever since. Paul Merton’s expression hasn’t changed since the Major government, leading concerned viewers to ask whether he is still alive. Google says he is touring an improv show, which is oddly inconclusive.