BBC Apologizes After TV Star Exposes Himself On Radio Program

The BBC has apologized for a radio show in which TV start John Barrowman decided to whip out his “fruit and nuts”.

During yesterday’s show, presented by Nick Grimshaw and Annie Mac, Grimshaw asked Barrowman, who has starred in Doctor Who and its spin-off Torchwood: “You’re famous, we’re told for getting your willy out in interviews.

“Is this going to happen today?”

Barrowman responded by saying he was going to “get it out”, amid shouting and laughter.

He was later heard to say: “I didn’t take the whole thing out, but I got my fruit and nuts out.”

Annie Mac apologised on air at the end of the programme for any offence that may have been caused.

The BBC emphasised that nothing untoward was screened online.

In other words, the BBC is apologizing for the sound of a man exposing himself.

How To Destroy Your Journalism Career In Three Minutes

Adam Smith, aka Steve Zacharanda, had a few too many Tuesday night and managed to admit that he was plagiarizing from the BBC to write his story about the Obama victory…AND that he was resigning from the Birmingham Mail, the Birmingham Post and the Birmingham Sunday Mercury…on video, no less…drunk.

The video, shot by a Dutch amateur journalist from Couscous Global, ended up on YouTube and has become an internet sensation.

Oddly enough, this has all ended rather badly for Mr. Smith.

The Aftermath:

For Adam Smith, the election of Barack Obama really did bring about “change”.