Piers Morgan
There has been a mixed response to the Spitting Image version of Piers Morgan.
The new puppet version of the controversial pundit was exclusively revealed by Morgan himself on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday morning.
Morgan quipped in advance that "It’s just as disgustingly grotesque, hideously unflattering & deeply personally offensive as you would all hope."
On social media after the unveiling some people agreed with him, others had other ideas.
I should say at the outset that I'm not the world's biggest Piers Morgan fan. That's why I didn't rush to watch his Life Stories interview with Michael Barrymore on ITV last night. But I've just caught up with it and have to say I was impressed. There was no toadying and gift-giving as with Donald Trump, no flirting or perving or whatever you choose to call bits of his interview with Mel B. This was hard, tough questioning. And boy, did it work.
Harry Hill caused uproar in the Good Morning Britain television studio today by pushing a custard pie in Piers Morgan's face live on air.
Hill was promoting his upcoming children's tour but decided to take revenge on Morgan's recent criticism of Daniel Craig carrying his baby in a papoose by throwing a freshly made pie in the presenter's face and declaring: "this is for all those men that wear papooses".
The image of Piers Morgan with his face between Donald Trump's buttocks from this week's Mash Report has gone viral thanks to both Piers Morgan and Piers Morgan's critics.
Piers Morgan has incurred the wrath of a number of comedians following his provocative tweet about Nish Kumar earlier today.
It's Piers Morgan presenting Good Morning Britain from a rusty bed in a junkyard with Susanna Reid. As imagined by the stars of BBC Three's Big Field with the aid of archive audio and some very convincing lip-synching.
"How do you feel about waking up in bed with me?" "Queasy".
Oh, and Boris Johnson (Marek Larwood) is reading the weather.
Lord Sugar has said that he will pay £5000 if Piers Morgan will stay off Twitter for the whole of Red Nose Day.
The Apprentice boss made the offer on Twitter after the idea of shutting up Piers Morgan for a day was announced on Good Morning Britain. Lord Sugar called it "the bargain of the century" and added "It's my duty to the nation."
Ricky Tomlinson has said that Caroline Aherne should have had a state funeral.
He was speaking on ITV1's Good Morning Britain and paid a moving tribute to Aherne who died earlier this year.
Tomlinson said: “I’m so glad I didn’t know she had cancer. I only found out the morning she died when I got a phone call. She was wonderful and brave, she never told anyone or complained and she was fabulous. I will love her forever.”
John Cleese has become embroiled in a Twitter tit-for-tat with Piers Morgan. The veteran comedian and the journalist/talk show host recently dined in the same New York restaurant on separate tables and afterwards Morgan wrote a column about the incident in the Mail on Sunday.
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