Has anybody on here managed to get onto Question Time?
If so what was the process like beyond the initial BBC form filling and did you need to take ID to prove who you were?
Posted Aug 22, 2019, 8:19 PM UTC
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I once got on the Wendy Williams show and ID was required.
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Once I applied and recieved a phone call. That was about as far as I got ^(because I chickened out and didn't respond to the call ._.)
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Found the Gen-Z
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why would you want to? the show is a joke
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Yes, about 3 years ago now. You will need ID
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Yes I have, week before the fateful 2015 GE.... As I recall id was required!
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Thanks for responding, was just discussing the matter on another thread and was wondering how they have managed to allow people on twice.
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They rang me a few times to go on the show, I also went to some London specific debates before the snap election. They ask about your political views so I guess they try to get a few different, or identical, people in the audience.
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Did you consider lying about your views in the vetting process so you could pummel the panel with some shock questions?
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Well I was invited on so my edgy political views were clearly desired.
When you are chosen you send them two questions you would like to ask which serve as the talking points.
I stuck my hand up but dimbleby didn't rate my face.
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They rang me a few times to go on the show
After you applied though? Your words imply you were invited.
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I was :)
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yes i was booked as an audience member after appearing in 'black mirror'; you can see my various roles as red faced right wing nutcase, it's a very lucrative role.
t. CUK
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Many years ago I called in sick for a job in Dunnes, then was in the audience, was seen and then fired a couple of days later. A proud moment.