
Now Cable has been in vogue in the last year, first stunning the world with a joke (although given his reputation as rather dull it was stunning in itself that he could deliver one) and talking a lot about the economy at a crucial time. But he hasn't got the self-mocking likeable chap style that other politicians who've been on Have I Got News For You have and it showed with him being way too serious at times. He certainly doesn't have the certain something that Charles Kennedy has, and that wasn't just developed through a billion appearances on C-list celebrity shows.

Mr Cable I watched Lembit Öpik. I laughed at Lembit Öpik. Lembit Öpik was a favourite of mine. Mr Cable you're no Lembit Öpik.
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Yeah, right.....like last time he was on and the Idiot Opik laid into Hislop, following the inevitable Cheeky Tart jokes, and came over as a complete twat.
Lembit Opik is nothing like as funny as he thinks he is. Interestingly, his comedy is usually based on cruelty. Witness his excrutiating trying to be funny gags on Who wants to be a Millionaire, all at Sean Lloyd's expense -
cringeworthy, cruel, embarrassing, offensive and unfunny.
Just watched Vince Cable on repeat of Have I got News for You. You couldn't be more wrong if you tried. Vince Cable very funny, way more so than Awful Opik. He was charming, gracious and v sharp. Made me laugh way more than Opik and his ego ever did
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