If it was just the BBC dropping him he would have turned up on ITV/Channel4 - but he didn't. I don't think blaming the BBC is fair or valid here, there was obviously more to itBack then the evidence was more ambiguous, and the behaviour of certain establishments, such as the University of Essex, in manipulating data to suit their favoured outcome didn't help. Either way, it had nothing to do with his tv role but the Beeb dropped him like a hot potato for simply having an unfashionable opinion. Yet they still give Flat Earthers space in their news coverage...
I can't wait until the British Broadcasting Communists have the licensing rug pulled from under them.
He would have been 69 in 2000, he was probably just no longer the image they were looking for to present these programmes. TV is a fickle business.If it was just the BBC dropping him he would have turned up on ITV/Channel4 - but he didn't. I don't think blaming the BBC is fair or valid here, there was obviously more to it
It is, but I think David Attenborough is still wheeled out occasionally (one of my heroes). Mostly in repeats but he's still quite old in them.He would have been 69 in 2000, he was probably just no longer the image they were looking for to present these programmes. TV is a fickle business.