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Who is working freelance and has no-one to complain to. Not surprised the thinking is, sod this I'll get through to the end pay the bills and make sure I don't work for this person again .

I have little experience of production now, that was years ago but I do know (and know how the public don't know) how the industry now is a highly complex mesh of independents, freelancers and the big old school broadcasters owning shares in the the independents. Speaking out is very very...

Yes, I think this is a packaged brand bought in - a product purchased. Others are a bit different, if I'm a celeb was tendered out you'd still consider it ITV. But the modern Masterchef is a worldwide brand bought by many broadcasters. However, the TV industry is really bad at explaining how...

I think he's a middle class television execs idea of working class.

.. at a stretch.

Nothing to do with the police, nothing to do with the law and nothing to do with a trial. This is extreme work place bad behaivour. Can't believe there are a still a few who can't see this. It's probably because some people don't realise when you are watching TV you are watching people at work.

The reality of course that most of them (the ones who have gone public) are successful in their own right.

Or asking a ghost writer to lick his a*** Not something you often read on BBC News.

"Banter" BBC News - Gregg Wallace’s ghostwriter says he sexually harassed her https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy47dz8yp4vo

Still a member of the union ? :wave:

You have to be careful about reading some of the coverage of this. I read just now about scenes being "edited out". Well no, they wouldn't have been included in the first place alongside with the vast majority of the footage shot. The final version would have been delivered to a review...

Your post is within the context of a thread about Gregg Wallace.

Does it matter if you only visit a year on a penis's birthday ?

To be fair here, the "production company" was one they subsequently bought. Banijay is a parent company for a myriad of smaller ones.

These are new allegations in the last few hours. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgj64237v6zo

So technically, a lot of presenters actually work for a supplier of programmes rather than the broadcaster itself. Presenters are also usually contracted on a series per series basis, so it would be case of not renewing or withdrawing rather than "dismissal" of a full time employee. The bar is...

It's reported as being a lot worse than "odd" comments. https://news.sky.com/story/gregg-wallace-comment-left-me-crying-with-humiliation-former-masterchef-contestant-claims-13265498 I'm not sure "ruin anyone's life" is a benchmark is it ?

This is an incredibly confused post. I've no idea what the allegations have to with non hate crimes or statues. This is workplace behaivour issues that have dealt with on a daily basis before anyone even thought of the term "woke". What's different in modern day production is that it's often...

I don't think that is true to be honest, it's about the high profile of the show.

1) He's not a chef he's a TV presenter. 2) The alledged behaivour took place in television studios. They just look like kitchens, such is the magic of television. 3) Multiple complaints have been made over many years. 4) If one new allegation is proven, (something that was said and reported...