The Guardian were praising her a few weeks back.dynamiteReady wrote:@Tingle That's probably the pitch, but Theroux does tongue in cheek neutrality quite convincingly. And that allows him to get close to his subjects. Dooley takes a moral high line, never drops it, and preaches, incessantly, with a smirk on her face.
Liveinadive wrote:Is she the one on BBC3 that makes Reggie Yates look hard hitting?
Yossarian wrote:Why? What's happened to all the minicab firms?mk64 wrote:the problem is that if we lose uber we're back to black cabs.
Diluted Dante wrote:Yes. I've watched a couple of her shows, they weren't very good.Is she the one on BBC3 that makes Reggie Yates look hard hitting?
Stopharage wrote:I'm no fan of hers but her documentaries are designed for the BBC3 audience. Target audience late teens, early 20s. They're also used quite a bit in schools as well. Fairly disposable, lacking in biting journalistic analysis but gateway to Theroux type docs. My biggest gripe with her is her crying.
My biggest gripe is she often has an axe to grind and is therefore working to an agenda other than genuine understanding.g.man wrote:Aye, she's not brilliant at what she does (though I suspect her heart is in the right place), but we're hardly her target audience, and if her work raises awareness of various issues to younger folks then that's probably no bad thing really.
mk64 wrote:Yossarian wrote:Why? What's happened to all the minicab firms?mk64 wrote:the problem is that if we lose uber we're back to black cabs.
You have to wait for
a) They have availability, it's raining - so they won't for 40 minutes
b) For it to arrive from wherever it's starting point is which is usually their last job miles away
Compared with uber where there's usually one within 5 minutes. Or a blackcab because it's driven past you and is therefore next to you.
Brooks wrote:All I remember about Barton is public burnout and mental illness.
regmcfly wrote:Don't you have GETT - which is the black cab app that I believe works in all major UK cities?mk64 wrote:You have to wait for a) They have availability, it's raining - so they won't for 40 minutes b) For it to arrive from wherever it's starting point is which is usually their last job miles away Compared with uber where there's usually one within 5 minutes. Or a blackcab because it's driven past you and is therefore next to you.Yossarian wrote:Why? What's happened to all the minicab firms?mk64 wrote:the problem is that if we lose uber we're back to black cabs.
Lord_Griff wrote:And under surveillance for that weird episode with the waitress, her disabled kid and the chess set.
GooberTheHat wrote:And probably over the limit.
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