This is a download from LBC, Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for Friday.

And this is where we stand.

We've had the week, and we've been through, and we have had a lot of the same names in the frames.

It's so funny because somebody wrote to me this morning some rather stupid person,

you know, quite clearly a bit thick in the upstairs department, in other words, no brain at all, saying you always talk about, you know, the same celebrities. No, no, no, we don't.

We only talk about them if they're in the newspapers. If they're in the newspapers, they're

making the news. It's like, you know, writing into the sun going, what, you've mentioned Amy Childs twice already this week.

You know, they're a bit thick these people. They can't help it. They generally don't have jobs.

That's the trouble. They're far too busy sort of writing to people and complaining about things.

So Jeremy Clarkson has changed his Twitter blog. He says, I'm probably a presenter on the motoring show, Top Gear. He is bigger than the

program. We had this discussion yesterday. James O'Brien and I were having a discussion. He said,

Who is bigger than the program? I said, he is. That's why they've axed the program. If he

wasn't bigger than the program, they just would have transmitted it, but without him. But they've

axed the program. Not just one. They've axed three.

That means he's bigger than the programme.

They've kind of admitted that he's bigger than the show, because if he wasn't, they just have gone ahead without him, but they can't.

So that proves it.

I said also Anten Deck are bigger than the programme.

It's Anten Deck's Saturday Night Takeaway.

They are bigger than the programme.

You couldn't put anybody else on there. But, you know, occasionally they make mistakes. Their film about Roswell was a bit of a disaster, and their likely lad's venture was a disaster.

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