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Expect people might be offended by personalised comments

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Student 1

Sexist racist at times

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It's good to be able to express your views in the context of a show where you would expect rude content but possibly not appropriate for other situations

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In contrast to Frankie Boyle, Jon Oliver's two jokes used humour to make a political point - personally I prefer this.

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Why do people find the F word so amusing?

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I find it funny but am not sure there is value in it beyond that. Would I laugh if sat with people I didn't know? Worried about their reaction.

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Why is it always an Irish guy presenting this show?

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Humour allows you to address certain issues

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Racist, sexist, and divisive slurs !!!!

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Is it fair given that Kerry Katona can't defend herself? Is she the target or is it a more general critique of celebrity culture?

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Too much Ireland bashing I thought

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If we can't make fun of the week then forget life

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I like franky Boyle, but never take anything he says seriously

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No 1

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Amy winehouse, isn't that a little too soon?

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Making fun of people who have mental health issues