Who is America? Sacha Baron Cohen show.

The food critic has to be a set up surely? Just unbelievable :lol:

Slayerx wrote:Where can I watch this today?

Normally the All 4 app doesn't have it until Tuesday is it available somewhere else on Mondays?

I’m watching it now on All 4 and I know it’s passed midnight now so it is Tuesday but I’m sure it’s normally on All 4 at around 11pm

Robbo-92 wrote:The food critic has to be a set up surely? Just unbelievable

But they ethically sourced Chinese political prisoners. Their families are happy that people are enjoying them.

:lol:

I just cracked up when the WD40 arrived.

Catching up on this now and the quinceañera scene in episode 3 was incredible. The cut to the billboard :lol:

Catching up on this. Episode 3 is brilliant :lol:

genuine out loud laughter at several points during the quinceanera.

The OJ Simpson interview in episode 7. :lol:

The feminist investigation and training was great too.

OMG this OJ Simpson bit :lol:

That whole episode was wonderful

strawberry floating hell at the OJ Simpson interview :lol:

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I actually ended up feeling a bit sorry for the guy he took to San Fransisco, which is absurd because he remotely 'killed' someone purely for being a 'liberal'. But he's obviously just such a strawberry floating brainwashed idiot. I also liked his action when he was giving it doggy style to the Trump doll :lol:

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Roy Moore sues Sacha Baron Cohen for defamation over TV stunt

Former US Senate candidate Roy Moore is suing the British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen for defamation after falling victim to a TV show prank.

In a sketch for his series Who Is America?, Baron Cohen pretends to be an Israeli anti-terrorism expert demonstrating a "paedophile detector".

When the "device" is waved near Mr Moore, it beeps.

In last year's Senate campaign, Mr Moore was dogged by allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denies.

His lawyers say the satirist falsely accused their client of being a sex offender. They are seeking $95m (£73m) in damages from Baron Cohen and from the Showtime and CBS networks.

Representatives for Baron Cohen have not responded to the lawsuit, filed in a federal court in Washington. A spokeswoman for Showtime said it did not comment on pending litigation.

Mr Moore, 71, stood as a Republican candidate in last year's Senate race in his home state of Alabama, but lost to Democratic opponent Doug Jones.

He had been expected to win in the conservative state, but his campaign was dogged by allegations of sexual misconduct with teenagers. He denies any wrongdoing.

In May, Mr Moore filed a defamation lawsuit against women who made allegations against him, saying they were part of a "political conspiracy" to undermine his campaign.

Mr Moore said he had travelled to Washington to appear on what he thought was an Israeli TV show in the belief that he was to receive an award for his pro-Israel stance.

The complaint says: "Defendant Cohen's character falsely and fraudulently introduced a false and fraudulent 'device' supposedly invented by the Israeli Army to detect paedophiles.

"During the segment, Defendant Cohen's 'device' - as part of the false and fraudulent routine - purports to detect Judge Moore as a sex offender, thus defaming him."

The complaint says Mr Moore, his wife and their whole family suffered "severe emotional distress and pain... especially given his status as a prominent conservative and God fearing person of faith".

In the show broadcast in the US in July, when the beep sounds, Mr Moore tells Baron Cohen: "I support Israel. I don't support this kind of stuff." He then walks out.

Mr Moore was not the first public figure duped into a fake interview in a Baron Cohen show.

In July, Georgia lawmaker Jason Spencer, ridiculed for dropping his trousers and using racial slurs on Who Is America?, said he would resign.

The Republican state representative initially refused to quit after the show aired.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-45429509

What a twat. :lol:

"God fearing person of faith" oh poor you

Why is God fearing a good thing again?

Because God is all powerful and great and right and if you don't fear him you will burn in hell for eternity. Because we say so.

OrangeRKN wrote:Why is God fearing a good thing again?

Because it makes sense to fear a just, loving and merciful god.

If someone says they are God fearing it makes me worry they only behave like they do out of fear rather than actually having moral conviction

Well that's the thing if you're pathological it's very easy to justify some things based on rules and books and stuff and conveniently ignore others or interpret them accordingly. Or at least most of the time you are doing gods will because you say so.

Moggy wrote:Because it makes sense to fear a just, loving and merciful god.

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