Paxman just said ****s on Newsnight

[rfisher]

Tut tut.

Held it together well - unlike naughtie.

Trying to say cuts.

[kieranjholland]

awesome, looking forward to hearing more about this

Edited by kieranjholland on Monday 31st January 23:45

[ellroy]

Didn't realise he was discussing Mike Ashley and his mates! Must pay more attention.

[Brighton Derly]

ommmmmm

[kieranjholland]

Perfect, could not have come fromt a better broadcasting professional

[Brighton Derly]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71x1LFjj1SQ

[mybrainhurts]

Ooops, a diddly me....

[hornetrider]

[davepoth]

You can see the point where the gallery were either laughing their head off or screaming "WHAT THE fk DID HE JUST SAY?" into his earpiece. Top effort for carrying on though.

[The Nur]

There was somebody filming their television, hoping something like that would happen.

[EDLT]

The Nur said:

There was somebody filming their television, hoping something like that would happen.

Or they had it on Sky+

[Chuck328]

The Nur said:

There was somebody filming their television, hoping something like that would happen.

No that was someone with Virgin TV doing a rewind and capturing the moment, well done

[The Nur]

Chuck328 said:

No that was someone with Virgin TV doing a rewind and capturing the moment, well done

Fair point. Bit of a silly thing to say really

[eharding]

iPlayer says the episode of Newnight will "be available later"

My hairy arse says "my hairy arse it will".

[HOGEPH]

Count Von Count has almost been getting away with it for years on Sesame Street.

[BarnatosGhost]

eharding said:

iPlayer says the episode of Newnight will "be available later"

My hairy arse says "my hairy arse it will".

your hairy arse has a hairy arse? Pics! (ugh)

[Mon Ami Mate]

How come it is only BBC presenters who seem to habitually "accidentally" use this word when exclusively discussing the coalition government and its members?

[nonplussed]

Held it together like a true pro IMO.

[thatone1967]

I rememeber a certain famous newcaster saying Kent Countryside (or trying to, and failing epicly) a number of years ago!

[Brighton Derly]

Mon Ami Mate said:

How come it is only BBC presenters who seem to habitually "accidentally" use this word when exclusively discussing the coalition government and its members?

Maybe BBC presenters are the most repressed.