Kenny escapes The Late Late Show

The Late Late lost it’s status as a serious Friday night viewing spot when the ZZZ list celebs came crawling through the doors, English trash gives the Irish a rash. Mountains and mountains of newly self created authors found a platform from which to spread the good word- From dealer to healer - the story of an entrepreneur etc. This is a new product I invented…..bla bla bla…..People in Switzerland love it-who is to argue. No wonder Poor Pat looked so bored out of his tree half the time, with endless heads clucking around the Late late Farm one after another to show the Irish viewers their reason for being before getting back into the RTE chauffeur driven car, most probably directing the driver towards Lillies to continue their last pitting of fame before the massive book launch.
The Late Late has become boring, uninteresting and C-grade. When was the last time you heard the question “Did ye see the Late late last night?” Probably when Pat was confronted by a gatecrasher. That was odd viewing. Ha ha. But memorable. And that’s the point, The Late Late has lost it’s memorable aspect. It’s become a public relations showcase probably run by the folk in The Communications Clinic, under Terry Prone’s whip. We can get you the publicity that you crave, we can put your image into thousands of heads, which they did. But you never went to bed after the Late Late thinking, that was fantastic viewing with feelings of euphoria and a sense of learning. Pat Kenny wasn’t arsed to google a Pete Doherty song which shocked viewers and this unbeatable tit bit of news made the papers and it was confirmed in writing that the Late Late still existed on a Friday night.
So, after a ten year stint, Kenny is leaving to present a new current affairs show. Something that could be called a step in the right direction. Kenny was never light entertainment material, but he does a good interview when he wants to, as seen on his radio show.
As Gloom TV becomes the new ratings winner, Kenny will be in his element. Current Affairs is King. The never ending banking and financial crises dominate the headlines. The unlikely Hobbs, Williams and Lee are on a roll. Will ‘Kenny unravels the Economy’ become compulsive viewing?

Unprepared Pat faces a defiant Pete

Pat Kennys interrogation of Pete Doherty was a shambles from the start.

'All I know is what I read about you....................Drugs, drugs, drugs.....'This first sentence explains it all and poor Pete Doherty just didn't know what to say....his box was already ticked, the judgement made. As Kenny dished the compliments he inserted the dagger. Promoting himself as Sargent councillor, Doherty was made to reflect on his family situation and his responsibilities of being a role model. Clearly uncomfortable but brutally honest in his answers he soon became fed up with the 10/12 questions related to the drugs and his love life. Pat ended the interview asking him about his future ambitions to which Pete replied 'to write great songs', before asking "I don't know if you could name a song that I've written" to which a very unprepared Kenny meekly replied " No, possibly not".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOUGiEU2t6g&feature=related