nicko31
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I know they prepare these upfront they all do it, but it does feel contrived when only 2 minutes after the announcement they come up with one
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Sir Bruce Forsyth RIP
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I know they prepare these upfront they all do it, but it does feel contrived when only 2 minutes after the announcement they come up with one
doogie004
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One of the original greats RIP sir Bruce
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
I think he only guest chaired HIGNFY twice and well worth searching You Tube for them as seriously funny especially the one with Ross Noble where he explained the Stork margarine adverts
RIP I thought you were very funny
RIP I thought you were very funny
ExmouthExile
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Monkey Man
Your support is not that great
Just the way journalism works. Seems pretty sensible to keep that material to hand rather than try to compile it in a mad rush almost every day of the week when someone of note dies.
I knew a journo who told me the first job he was given when he joined The Times was to write his own obit, so it was ready to go if the worst were to happen.
RIP 
Definitely not a Brucie Bonus.
Definitely not a Brucie Bonus.
Megazone
On his last warning
RIP Bruce.
You definitely had a better life than most.
You definitely had a better life than most.
banjo
GOSBTS
Didn't he do well. RIP.
The Brighton Bear
Come on Kylie, get a grip
Pretty much sums up my feelings too. RIP Brucie
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
A legend to the end. RIP.
Cheeky Monkey
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Always been the case. The one for the Queen has been ready for years, and is reviewed and updated monthly.
British Bulldog
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RIP Brucie a true entertainer.
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Pavilionaire
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The King of British Light Entertainment. R.I.P. Brucie.
Publius Ovidius
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One of the best all round entertainers there has ever been. He played jazz piano like a true professional and he was a brilliant tap dancer.
Up there with the us rat pack, morcambe and wise and the great British entertainers.
Not unduly unexpected, but still sad news.
Up there with the us rat pack, morcambe and wise and the great British entertainers.
Not unduly unexpected, but still sad news.
SweatyMexican
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Nice to see you...
TheJasperCo
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I suppose it beats hearing hours of mindless speculation regarding cause of death in the case of Michael Jackson, Amy Winehouse and others whose deaths shocked the world.
Even so, the poor man is barely cold and his family are just coming to terms with the loss. A little tact from national broadcasters would go a long way. Just common decency I suppose, but then journalism generally doesn't count that amongst its strong points.