Another Amazing Show Ruined & Taxes Have Properly Wound Me Up
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2024
- The greatest quiz show of them all is to return with Paddy at the helm, so that will be ruining then, obviously!
Also there’s a few stories about taxes that have really wound me up
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Calling Paddy a Top Gear star should investigated under the Trade Descriptions Act.
It just means he likes cocaine
Paddy McGuinnes, the grim reaper of show reboots.
Hope your doing well Larry 😊
But, Hello you.
@@yenyeng6867 getting better thanks! ill be back soon!
He's ruined top gear and QOS. Why can't they put him on coronation street.
Don’t know - that ITV reboot of Deal or No Deal looks pretty ropey too. How does that Mulhern keep getting gigs? (I couldn’t do any better - but I still don’t get it?)
Paddy Mcguinnes is about as funny as a fire in an orphanage. Someone in television loves him. The amount of work he gets for no talent is amazing.
Is he the one that used to say "no likey no lighty" as if he was an illiterate 5 year old as he hosted a modern version of blind date or something? If so it's down to him that I finally switched off my TV and never turned it on again.
Yes that's him.
Lucky he had Peter Kay as a mate.
@@andrewroberts4736 thanks. Another who seems to have found fame and fortune by basically being a bloody clown.
@@Adam-sd2ow Everything he did with Peter Kay? Was actually good. He was lucky to be in with Peter Kay! That totally made him. Max & Paddy, Phoenix Nights.
Paddy has the kiss of death 😀 of everything he does
Paddy Bloody McGuinness … isn’t everyone just fed up hearing his voice … should have called it a day with Phoenix Nights … he’d have stopped the rot at source and not become the annoying git he is today!
McGuinness only got a TV gig in the first place because he's mates with Peter Kay.
🤣👍
I never missed Bullseye every Sunday in the 80’s.
Fantastic programme. Paddy …… no thanks 🎯
One of the contestants turned out to be a serial killer.
@@Adam-sd2ow Yes John Cooper, 4 victims and several r§pes.
The yorkshire lads who lived in the middle of england winning a speedboat was always gold 😂
Or the fitted kitchen
On the subject of the roads. When they do eventually fill the potholes, it's cheap crap, the pot holes are never properly cleaned out and cut before filling, and then two to three days later, a tractor pulls the whole lot back out.
Spent nearly two years locked away because being outside fixing pothole spread well apart was "dangerous"
Paddy McGuiness,the kiss of death,more deadly than the black death.
Lee Mack or Tim Vine would be worth a try as Bullseye host as they both have a keen interest in darts.
Lee Mack would be great for it.
Definately Lee Mack...
Well Lee Mack did a sketch years and years ago on the aptly named 'Sketch Show' where he was Oscar Wilde comedically wanting to present Bullseye.
Totally agree. Tim could do with the work more though bless him!
Tim Vine would be a fantastic choice! Far better than Paddy bloody McGuiness
Bring back the 70’s and 80’s
I can see the car prize being an EV and the contestants living in a top floor flat about as useful as an ashtray on a speedboat.
Or a cat flap on the space shuttle!
Ding Dang Do ! And Bully’s Special prize “ 3 solar panels “ but paddy we live in a basement ☹️
Gentle reminder. Car TAX used to be known as the “Road Fund Licence”……what a joke THAT turned out to be!!! Your road MIGHT get a light dressing of gravel every 20-25 years, the rest goes on overseas relief ……….and, possibly(?) rubber dinghies………..30 odd years ago played for a local darts team. Perversely, never really took to ‘Bull’s Eye” particularly, but the wife enjoyed the quiz element so it was suffered graciously.
Amazes me how old Jim Bowen looked, he was only in his mid 50s when it ended.
You can compare how he looked by watching him on the comedians from the 1970s.
Super, lovely, smashing.
I'm with you, Bullseye was the best and I watch episodes on UA-cam 😅 but my favourite thing is the contestants are real working class, not like nowadays where it's all HR and CEOs 😴
The ved is spent on people crossing the channel in rubber boats !😅😅😅😅
You only pay 45% on anything over £125,000.
So, he will NOT pay 45% on all of it.
And he's had 10+ years of education, he may only be using the basic maths part of it! Use of the National Health service etc.
Of the £200k he see about £120k (Income tax / NI) but he's self-employed he'd be able to claim back expenses like travel, hotel, meals, equipment, probably not clothes, he shirts look too sensible) The government take tax off the top on all professional sport prize money to stop foreign player just leaving with it.
He will initially as HMRC will think his earnings per month is 200k of course he will be able to claim some back after a month or in the new tax year 😊
Isn't there also a reduction in personal allowance so it is much closer to 45%.
@@cupidstunt5270No tax money was spent on his education. Luke proudly claims “no GCSE’s”! 😄
@jerome_morrow The money was spent whether he passed exams or not. Personally, I prefer not to mock someone merely for not being academically gifted. We ain't all Einstien.
But, anyway, for info, an online tax calculator tells me that, based on a £200,000 salary, the following taxes would be paid :
Income tax : £74,960 (37.48%)
NI : £10,218 (5.12)
Equalling 42.6% in total, which is actually a bit more than I thought it would be.
On top of the taxes you mentioned there is VAT and fuel duty. Probably a lot more than that, tobbacco and alcohol etc.
@@ohnoitisnt Or prison if you get found out. Don't lie.
@@EgoChip These taxes are for a failing nhs. If we had a health system like Germany where the better off contribute then taxes should be lower. I say 'should' as if Labour got it that would go out the window.
Same as we all pay then huh!.
@@ohnoitisnt Remember that when you are someone's special friend in a prison cell.
@@ohnoitisnt It's not about debt, it's about lying on your tax forms.
hundreds of millions in car tax went missing from the day they stopped the tax disc.
I work in a petrol station and you can tell by driver body language when they are driving uninsured or untaxed vehicles. Always looking around the area for police vehicles.
As 16-year-olds can not vote they should not pay tax. Simple really!
Working has nothing to do with the vote.
That’s like saying as they cannot drink alcohol they should not pay tax -,ridiculous.
@@andywatts8654 Your wrong.
Agreed. Nobody should pay tax when they do not have a say (at the ballot box) on how it should be spent.
America fought a war for independence over this exact point. ‘Taxation without Representation’.
Strangely that fits for us today.
Bullseye was so bad it was good. A speedboat for the star prize for a couple that can't drive and live in Birmingham. 😅
Bullseye was bloody brilliant show..."lets take a look at what you could of won". :)
@@takeapictureitlllastlonger5768 Innnnn 4! A collection of 6 cut glass sherry glasses.
With all the flooding we've been having in the UK recently, maybe a speed boat is a good prize.
And are 72.
The winning contestants could have had the cash equivalent of the speedboat
HMRC will not be taking 45%. He will have his personal allowance deducted first, then £37, 700 wil be taxed at 20%, then £74,868 will get taxed at 40%, then what is left will get taxed at 45%. As for why HMRC has a social media presence, it so they can inform people about changes, like the intoduction of High Income Child Benefit repayment, changes in self assessment criteria, or closing the phone lines down or informing people of the drive to get people to use the online services because Sunak is too busy spending the money on helicopter rides instead of advertising to inform the public of pretty important changes.
And don't forget they can spy on all the banter about PJ's.
@@Crazy_Dave It's not really spying when it's on social media. Unless your name is Harry or Megan, then I guess your privacy needs to respected whilst being all over social media.
You lose your personal allowance above £100k.
@@eljay5009 True forgot to add that bit.
Social media presence by HMRC? Broadcasting finance and tax liabilities of a member of the public. That’s a clear breach of the Data Protection Act. A relative worked at a tex office years ago and saw people sacked on the spot for accessing income and tax information without authority on people in the news.
all goes to pay for the visitors from across the sea...
I have an idea, produce a program that's original not a re run, here's another idea repair the roads properly 😊 sorted
Paddy should have just remained peter kays sidekick 😂
Yes, he was good alongside Peter Kay.
I'm old enough to remember top gear with William Woollard :-)
I allways loved the fact that people who lived on a council house scheme won a motorboat they lived 50 miles from a lake and 100 from the sea 😂
You're not wrong! The amount we pay in various taxes (local & national) are nowhere near the amount government (local & national) put where it's supposed to go. The vast majority of it simply goes into their pockets in the way of 'bonuses' and inflated wage structures. At this point, my feeling is that they should all be sued for fraud (or something).
I remember you'll won a speedboat, it'll look good outside your North London 10th store flat.
The thing about Bullseye, it was a catchphrase bonanza,. Jim Bowing had a bucket-load of them and we would often recite them at home and at school.
Let's not forget Tony Green .. "Steady now. Take all the time in the world"
With Paddy hosting I would rather just take the bus fare home.
When you look at the way taxation is being abused in this Country now you can see two things: 1) that there has been such a colossal leakage on money that if you were to run a company in the same way you'd be done for wrongful trading 2) that the amount of people contributing is falling faster and faster. As in any socialist utopia, it is left to fewer and fewer people to pay for everything. The economy is in far, far worse condition than most people really seem to understand and it's getting worse.
He even put me off buying Gregg's sausage rolls.
😊🤣🤣🤣👍
The fact the heir to greggs is in prison for his liking of young people should put you off
@@adjjackson9331 wrong, it makes me hate the heir and that has nothing to do with the humble sausage roll. Don't be one of those people.
Happy new year to you. The 'Bullseye' announcement has taken a bit of shine off it, hopefully it'll just last one series.
Bullseye star prize will be rainbow flag
There's still loads of old episodes of Bullseye up on youtube last time I looked.
Definitely one of the most enjoyable formats for a quiz show ever. Me and a mate were always talking about applying to the show. But he considered himself a bit intellectually thick. And I considered myself by far the better dart player. So that was a non-starter.
Yet another good reason not to watch the BBC! Paddy's the nail in BBC's coffin, every programme he's appeared in since he split from Peter Kay has failed, dismally!
I can never get my head around the 45% tax bracket. We pay tax on literally everything. 20% income tax is bad enough but 45%!!!!!! I know if you pay 45% you are a high earner but for you to work so hard for your living and the government believes there entitled to that much is mind blowing to me. Its literally a tax for being alive.
Has ever a truer sentence been spoken in history ever?? .. "You can't beat a bitta Bully"! .. COME ON!!
Great, smashing, super...that's yours"
"Have a look at what you could have won," as the losers walk off the stage 😂
Challenge TV made their own version of Bullseye for their own channel, with Dave Spikey as Jim Bowen was too ill to do it. Sadly it was so bad Challenge don't seem to want to show them. They still show the old shows.
HMRC keep sending me emails and calling me a "customer" No matter how many times I tell them I don't want to be a "customer" .Only the bloody BBC licence send me more than them.
Never give officialdom your email.
VED is used to keep economic migrants in hotels, all expenses covered at a cost of £8 million a day, while our indigenous genuine homeless freeze on the streets or get the odd one or two nights in a sally army hostel.
I remember the really early series of Bullseye and it wasn't unheard of for the winning couple to get through and win with £20 or £30 in prize money, the prizes were unironically worth winning more than the cash.
They later changed the format on the cash prize part of the show but the prize board items remained as the same cheap tat.
People always slate the show for the terrible prizes but the truth is if the production company wanted to have bigger cash prizes and more expensive prize board prizes they would have had to scrap the star prize gamble at the end of the show.
Government rules at the time tightly restricted the amount quiz shows could offer in cash and prizes to £6k per show so they would spend the bulk of it on the star prize.
There are migrants waiting for the taxes
Asylum seekers,please 😉🤫
Here in Victoria, Australia, I live in a small country town so I pay $300 a year, (approx. 150 pounds), in registration, (road tax). This is for my 3.0 ltr V6 Nissan utility. This is the pensioner discount fee. The roads where I live are definitely in no worse condition than the roads in the UK.
The registration also covers me for personal and third party injury insurance, which is the minimum level of car insurance required in Victoria. I do also have non-compulsory fully comprehensive insurance, ($450 per annum with roadside assist. This is about 225 pounds) .
So my total cost per year for road tax and fully comprehensive insurance with roadside assist is $750 per year, (about 375 quid).
I doubt that, as an aged pensioner, I would be able to afford the road tax and fully comprehensive car insurance for my vehicle in the UK.
All you motorists in the UK are all being ripped off big time by your government and insurance companies.
Road tax= the gravel train. Happy New year Jon 🎉
I'd rather have Hammond or an actual hamster host it 😂
If they do bring it back, I still want to see two blokes who live hundreds of miles away from any river or lake win a speed boat.
All them speed boats people won on bullseye 🎯 have defo come in handy with all flooding 😊
Brilliant, loved it.
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Wasting ad-viewers money on new stuff is almost as bad as the BBC! Meanwhile we have to watch these horrible ads, about a product "sweeping UK by storm" and "perpetual heat loops heating my home in 15 seconds for very little money"
I really wish they wouldn't do reboots of tv shows,I hear Gladiators has had yet another reboot..it was terrible to start with when it was orginally on itv its going to be worse now the bbc have it.
Bradley Walsh would have been great at hosting Bullseye!
I can't bear to listen that pratt Mc Guiness .
Chilli, it's great to see that you've just been featured, and recommended, on today's UK Column News, a leading independent news service.
At the age of 16 it is every guys dream to date an older women. When a guy reaches his 30’s, 40’s and above the age preference is reversed.
I agree with you. My wife was 20 and I was 36 when we married. Had 34 glorious years together until her passing last year.
Darts must be the cheaper to produce, but i’m not changing my mind, more bread(food) programmes and international corporate circus sport for the plebs.
Focus and research groups for the global super rich platformed and passed off as News-night reporting. Glad I don’t feel both obliged to pay for it and consequently i’m not obliged to watch it.
Doubt he's 16.
So the put car tax take into the general coffers. It’s madness if I was the chancellor I would car tax take into a allocated fund
That’s impressive audio for 25 quid 👍
Road fund tax is a joke, 90% goes on other things. Then there are petrol taxes on taxes, and the final insult are taxes in EV, charge points and electricity.
Don't be silly...keeping warm these days is a luxury worthy of VAT 🙄😒
On the upside, the return of Bullseye will be a huge boon for the speedboat industry.
😂
anything that is remotely popular or good gets ruined in the end. Also why should vehicle tax be spent on the nhs and others. Shouldn't it just be for services that are used by vehicles.
I wonder if Bullseye will invite a serial killer on in the new show like they did in one of the old shows? ....Look it up, oh yes!
Ah, the Pembrokeshire murderer.
I'm pretty sure when they invited him to appear, they knew nothing about him or his rather recent unalivings. Only watched the docudrama of it not long ago btw, it was very interesting to say the least.
There are people who would watch that. Not me. Oh no.
He won't be paying that much tax, as he must have a lot of expenses, travel to venues, manager etc, to offset. Not that it makes it good!
You forgot expensive girlfriend.
@@markfindlay8636I know from personal experience that expensive girlfriends are not tax deductable😅
Paddy McGuinness the kiss of death like Question of sport.
Lee Mack should present Bullseye - seeing how he's a keen darts player himself.
@@eljay5009He likely wouldn’t touch it, but excellent suggestion
Mine is a 1.5l euro 6 and its £200 bloody joke. Even more annoyed now it's being spent on anything but roads.
'Road Tax' has been a misnomer for many years.
The only roads we are funding are now in the Ukraine !!!
And their borders as well 😅
So, you really think our roads have had no money spent on them.
no car tax here in France 🙂
You pay a one off fee when registering the car and that is it! Rip off Britain, indeed.
My road tax is £420 for an old Volvo. It's just so wrong
Cars over 40 years old are zero rated for road tax. So, get a V12 XJS if you like :-)
VED also financing Dinghy Arrivals, I believe.
Peter Kay is the only person i would have doing Bull's eye.
all uk tax payer money gos to foreign aid and the government says we got no money
A 16 year old kid makes a sporting achievement becoming youngest world finals player and the tax man jumps on him like a ton of bricks. Feel sorry for the poor kid. And the tax man let's off lots of rich people every day
To coin a phrase ‘let’s have a look at who you could have had?’ presenting Bullseye….ANYBODY but Paddy!!!
You’re uploads are now ASMR for me 😂
Every thing he touches turns to 💩time he retires
I always preferred a bit of classic Catchphase with Roy Walker tbh. Bullseye is pretty good tho
I am delighted to say i have never heard of paddy mcguiness. Loved bullseye thought. If you won the theme tune was in the major key, if you lost in the minor! A touch of class 🤓
We live in rip off Britain. I live in Scotland and roads in the "central belt" are in a terrible state. My home town spent millions on building cycle lanes which meant road closures until the job was done. I've seen one cyclist on them. What angers me is that some cyclists are still cycling on the main road next to the cycle lanes. I gave up my car to rely on public transport. But since 2020 ther has been cancellations, breakdowns and route removal. I've followed your videos about the tv licence. Paying for the utter shit on that service.
I ride my motorbike around 20 times a year, and pay the same road tax as someone who drives everyday,the whole system is crooked, just like the government.
People who drive more pay more tax on fuel. No system is ever going to be perfect.
@@timg1246 yes thats true,but it disproportionate. Thats my point.
I’ve been watching it again recently and it’s awesome
In Scotland they just added a new tax level.... UK is all tax no service
They tax people on income !! - Who knew 🤣🤣🤣🤣It would be more interesting if they asked why someone earning £12,575 per year has to pay income tax.
Why are vehicles entering the UK from Europe and the ROI not charged VED? Particularly the ROI using the UK as a road bridge: they fuel up outside the UK so pay no tax, cause pollution , congestion and wear of the highways and contribute NOTHING to the UK.
Looking at the ved rates on my car which is a 2011 diesel golf, I think it will still be £35.00.
Can anyone help plz. On my smart TV I can download LG Channels but don't know if I need a tv licence (tried Google but results are 'if you watch live TV blah blah blah').
Its not exactly clear any advice is appreciated thanks.
I thought all prize money is non taxable. In any case £83k out of £200k seems very high and anomalous. He could appeal.
Assuming HMRC can't get any of it at source, as technically a minor he could ask the payer to pay it into his parent's account. Then as far as HMRC are concerned he never got anything. At 18 he can ask for it from his parents. As far as HMRC are concerned it's then a 'gift'. His parents could keep a couple of grand as a thank-you. As 45% tax is immoral I don't consider it any kind of "fidel".
James Cleverly can host Bullseye. Top prize will be indefinite leave to remain in U.K. They can broadcast it in France. I can hear the catch phrase already "one migrant is going to be very lucky tonight".
Steve Coogan could host it. Either as Alan Partridge or as himself I would watch it.
I like Paddy, especially on Phoenix Nights and Max and Paddy, but he's like the Dwayne Johnson of British game shows.
Bullseye coming back & hosted by Paddy McGuiness. Let the "sake" see the "for fucks".
I actually like Paddy , loved him in Max and Paddy
Taxed on ya car, Taxed on ya wages, Taxed on ya energy bills,,Taxed on a drink, Taxed on ya smokes, Taxed on just about anything or everything and would you believe it taxed for watching live TV.
Just go on bullseye, win a car, sell it and pay your road tax. Simples. 😂😂
Jim Bowen could tread the fine line between genuine and sarcastic, without you ever knowing which one he was being.
McGuiness is going for a 3-Dart killer finish!.
VED is paid based on the emissions of the vehicle, it is *not* a road tax.
Just about all of us contribute to the roads through taxation, including fuel duty and even VAT.
The term "road tax" was abolished in the 1930's by Winston Churchill.
i was in the top tax bracket for a few years. i asked for a £5/month pay cut, which would have put me well below the threshold. no go, so i stoped working for 1/2hr a week and did 1/2hr as a volenteer. it was silly i was only just in the bracket, by about 40/yr and the pay rise was to help me out with taxis when there were no busses.
Do you know how marginal tax brackets work?
My car is a so called 'Dirty' diesel and I pay £0 per year. The same petrol version is nearly £300 per year, go figure!!
Jon, you just had an endorsement on UK Column, Mon 8th @ 30mins in, about the Downs lady being prosecuted.
Taxes have gotten to stupid levels, as a smoker i wouldn't be surprised if the taxes i pay on tobacco is getting close to what i pay in income taxes.
The motorist is an easy target for stealth taxation. Hence VED, fuel duty, congestion zone charges, LEZ charges, tolls etc. Profits from these are not ringfenced for building and maintaining the road system infrastructure.
Why should they be ring fenced ? Other taxes are not.
@@timg1246 I’m not saying they should. However, the motorist shouldn’t be treated as a soft target either.
I lost a tyre and wheel to a massive pot hole - Surrey County Council refused to pay anything. Put me straight in touch with their lawyers who told me to take them to court.
And did you bother?
I can watch bulls eye on you tube and half of the sports and quiz shows don't need a tv license
Just had a look on the parkers site and either my car tax will stay at £20 or go up to £35. So not a prob for me. Its a scienic tom tom 1.5 deisel. 👍👍
Oh i used to love the original bullseye. Watched with my grandparents. 🥰😍🥰