Not to feel sorry for David Walliams?

[TheSpikySpinosaurus]

And to think that if he's going to be rude and indecent while wearing a microphone on set that you don't have an expectation of privacy?

And suicidal thoughts, my arse.

He's just sorry he got caught.

Nae sympathy here

What I really want to know is, did the other judges call him out.

For me, the fact he got away with it on the day just shows the prevailing view of these in plain sight misogynistic creeps is they get away with it because the culture and adoration of fame lets them.

So Simon Cowell is equally culpable, and anybody else sat there. What did Amanda do, snigger? Or did her face not let her show any emotion.

Ugh the sooner he is exposed the better. Bored of waiting, and infuriated with the organisations who keep covering for him.

I may be mistaken but wasn't he or some other comedian associated with some men's club that got closed down and where the women hostesses were routinely being sexually harassed and treated like pieces of meat? I think this was pre-Covid...

@Charlize43 yes the infamous Presidents Club dinner

And now many more unpleasant things did he have to say about others but wasn't caught in the act?

The sympathy jug in this house is bone dry.

Not at work while actively being recorded and well-aware I was being recorded.

I wish people would stop acting like this poor sausage was maliciously recorded without his knowledge while he was just chatting with his mates.

He wasn't in the pub with his mates, he was AT WORK, and knew that he was being recorded.

Try making comments like the ones he did while at your desk and actively logged in to/being monitored via Zoom/Teams then try to play the "do you never say anything that would offend people" card.

It's very very easy to wait until you've left work for the day/gone on lunch break before letting your mouth run.