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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 330966" data-attributes="member: 23">Nothing particularly new in this, but Miriam&#039;s hugely entertaining as always:
[MEDIA=youtube]_hqhHsP8yrQ[/MEDIA]It seems to be in order to promote This Much Is True which is now out in paperback. Hopefully this means a few more chat show appearances in coming weeks.I am excited to see she&#039;s doing another couple of documentaries, including another with Alan where they visit not only Scotland but America. Should be great - I loved their banter.Because she uttered the word &quot;shit&quot;, newspapers&nbsp; have got clickbait headlines out of Miriam &quot;swearing&quot; during this appearance (most of them not even saying what the offending word was, either through prissiness or a desire to suggest it was a worse four letter word). Anyway, it&#039;s bleeped out in the video above, so should be pretty prude-proof.As in the book, she does take a bit of a swipe at a number of high profile people. Not least when she covers how badly she was treated by her male peers in Cambridge Footlights during the Sixties:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 330966, member: 23"] Nothing particularly new in this, but Miriam's hugely entertaining as always: [CENTER] [MEDIA=youtube]_hqhHsP8yrQ[/MEDIA][/CENTER] It seems to be in order to promote[I] This Much Is True[/I] which is now out in paperback. Hopefully this means a few more chat show appearances in coming weeks. I am excited to see she's doing another couple of documentaries, including another with Alan where they visit not only Scotland but America. Should be great - I loved their banter. Because she uttered the word "shit", newspapers have got clickbait headlines out of Miriam "swearing" during this appearance (most of them not even saying what the offending word was, either through prissiness or a desire to suggest it was a worse four letter word). Anyway, it's bleeped out in the video above, so should be pretty prude-proof. As in the book, she does take a bit of a swipe at a number of high profile people. Not least when she covers how badly she was treated by her male peers in Cambridge Footlights during the Sixties: [/QUOTE]

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