let's ask my top pundits lisa mckenzie, mike reid and mark littlewood. think about this? you were at the beeb for many years. you you've walked past that statue hundreds of times. >> yeah, but they must have. they must have had access to those diaries since 1943. so. and now it's 2024, is it just a thing ? for example, you know, thing? for example, you know, when oscar was transported back from reading gaol, people were throwing things at him on, on the platform . oscar wilde. yeah. the platform. oscar wilde. yeah. and they were chucking things out. that wouldn't happen now, but it's where you get on and off the roundabout. i think it separating, you know, the art from the artist . now, if they from the artist. now, if they discovered that a guy that designed 50 high rise blocks was a paedophile, would they pull the blocks down if they discovered the guy that tarmacked most of the roads in england? was it? would they pull the roads up? no, of course they wouldn't, do you think it's okay to still enjoy those sculptures ? to still enjoy those sculptures? be

plus radio legend mike reid, the hamiltons and coronation street star charlie lawson .nine. >> welcome back to the saturday night showdown. kirsten blessed is coming up. but first i promised i would show you what happened to those lovely runners. >> just stop for a quick second. and i said, what are you doing? running. and you're saying it was really good out. >> it's the perfect texture for running. very low impact on. it's dry snow. so you're if you don't get wet, go ahead and keep on the run. >> i'm sorry to have kept you, but i appreciate you guys talking with us. all right. thanks we've seen a lot of people out here, like you said, running, sledding, just enjoying it. one thing. oops >> okay. i mean, i mean, i'm sure everybody's seen it already, but i face planted running this afternoon . running this afternoon. >> you win the other week. >> you win the other week. >> no. on my god. how did you do this? >> not even icy. >> not even icy. >> it was my dog's fault. i had him on leash and he tugged and i tripped on something and bam! >> that's good. i see people riding

manning was mike reid was job, tom o'connor was. and then jokes became very, very popular.t get on the programme in the 70s unless she told jokes. >> yeah. and you've been telling jokes ever since. ever since. and do you have five years? yeah, but the trouble is, i've got friends who ? friends are got friends who? friends are comedians, and they all say comedy is getting harder and harder and harder. there are so many areas that you just can't tell jokes about anymore. >> well, of course there's all that follows on as everything changes. that follows on as everything changes . like music, you know? changes. like music, you know? swiftae. i mean, she'll earn more money in this week than what frank sinatra earned in a lifetime . yeah, and we don't lifetime. yeah, and we don't know one song she sings, you know, but her fans do comedy moves on. and i always think that the comedians today would have been us if it hadn't been born when we were born, and we would be them if we were born when they were born. >> okay, so we adapt to the times and our humour adapts with it. basically

plus, radio legend mike reid, the hamiltons and coronation street star charlie lawson.. >> welcome back to the saturday five. as always, thank you very much for all of your emails and comments about tonight's topics. d has written in. good evening d . hello wonderful folks. it's only a union jack if it's on a ship. otherwise it's union flag . ship. otherwise it's union flag. thank you. >> my scout leader would be very angry. yeah. did i say union jack instead of union flag? i'm so sorry . so sorry. >> christine said. i cannot understand why persons who are not patriots of this country are allowed to use our platform to be entered into eurovision. i quite agree, it's all politics anyway and a load of tosh, but i get really angry to hear that our entry belittles our flag. yes absolutely right. and it's the bbc all overjack yes absolutely right. and it's the bbc all over jack says. yes absolutely right. and it's the bbc all overjack says. oh, the bbc all over jack says. oh, darren, next time . next time darren, next time. next time you're getting dressed, please keep your

these are things that you never saw in the ozzie and harriet show or donna reid or leave it to beaver. [phone rings] mikeit! bob saget: when you watch a show that's based on losing someone... steven: come on, look out... you're going to tear it. bob saget: that adds a deep-rooted truth to the hardness of life. and then it gives comedy even more of a reason to go as crazy as you want to go. uncle charlie: i think that shirt's done. robbie: oh my gosh my shirt! steven: well, robbie you'll just have to wear your pants higher. patrick gomez: in the 60s, you see the sitcom move away from telling stories that are solely focussed on the nuclear, suburban family. jim colucci: divorce had become more prevalent in the 60s, it had become more part of normal american life, but it took a while for it to be reflected in sitcoms. ♪ the brady brunch. the brady brunch. ♪ ♪ that's the way we all became ... ♪ christopher knight: the brady bunch is the story of two separate families being glued together. lloyd schwartz: a man with three boys, a woman with three girls. the man was going to be a widower. the woman, divorced,

and nas reid flies in and jams it home minnesota all of a sudden up by seven. and then 20s later mike conley. the steal gets it to edwards who knocks down the three from the corner. timberwolves up by ten. that's a 30 point swing minnesota pulls off the upset in denver 98 to 90 to advance where they will face the mavericks in the conference finals. and i'll have a whole lot more coming up 1130 on sportswrap. >> all right. we'll see you then jason. thank you. next at 11, a suspect hospitalized with life threatening injuries tonight after he was shot by san jose police officers. >> the latest details as investigators continue to gather evidence at that scene. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now, and officers initially responded to a call about someone firing a gun this afternoon that ultimately led to the police shooting. >> hello again everyone. >> i'm alex savage and i'm julie julie haener. that call coming in from the 2700 block of kolmar avenue near story road and east capitol expressway in san jose. police say that's where they encountered the suspect, who was still shooti

and nas reid flies in and jams it home minnesota all of a sudden up by seven. and then 20s later mikes up by ten. that's a 30 point swing minnesota pulls off the upset in denver 98 to 90 to advance where they will face the mavericks in the conference finals. and i'll have a whole lot more coming up 1130 on sportswrap. >> all right. we'll see you then jason. thank you. next at 11, a suspect

mike lupica says this might be the most exciting knicks team. debate. >> they won two titles in the '70s with frazier and walt reid. knicks fans, this is a team they've loved the most in a long time. patrick ewing teams made it to the finals in 1999. brunson has taken the city by storm. they could have a game seven at home. it is difficult to imagine the crowd letting them down. >> i'm cheering for the knicks because it is so exciting, but it'll end up being the nuggets and the celtics. >> let's hope. >> here's the thing, what lupica says is jalen brunson is a great playoff performer. it's clearly true. i would be like, not since the days of walt clyde frazier. >> please don't. >> there is an electricity in the garden that there hasn't been in a long time. i've never said this before, never said it before, but i'll say it -- >> are we on set with -- >> thank you, jimmy dolan. he gave us all those years of disappointment. >> right. >> abuse. >> yeah. >> it's just made this moment that much sweeter. >> there ya go. >> everybody has been so longing. it's been -- knicks fans have been in the desert for so long, being c