Tommy Tiernan Show: Diversity of Guest Panel Earns Praise from Viewers

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This weekend's Tommy Tiernan Show proved quite the hit as the diversity of the Saturday night centrepiece's guest panel earned the 'show to remember' tag from viewers. Like every other week, Tommy was joined by three guests whom he is unaware of until they walk on stage for their interview. Under the spotlight on Saturday night was a former international dominatrix, Irish comedian and friend of Tommy, David McSavage and Dancing With the Stars judge Arthur Gourounlian. Kicking off proceedings was first guest Miss Erica Storm, a former international dominatrix who discussed her career, battling common stereotypes about her profession and her her work to "own their kinks and fetishes".

This weekend's Tommy Tiernan Show proved quite the hit as the diversity of the Saturday night centrepiece's guest panel earned the 'show to remember' tag from viewers. Like every other week, Tommy was joined by three guests whom he is unaware of until they walk on stage for their interview. Under the spotlight on Saturday night was a former international dominatrix, Irish comedian and friend of Tommy, David McSavage and Dancing With the Stars judge Arthur Gourounlian .

Kicking off proceedings was first guest Miss Erica Storm, a former international dominatrix who discussed her career, battling common stereotypes about her profession and her her work to "own their kinks and fetishes"

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Tommy Tiernan Show Diversity Guest Panel Viewers Former International Dominatrix Irish Comedian David Mcsavage Dancing With The Stars Judge Arthur Gourounlian Miss Erica Storm Career Stereotypes Sexual Pleasure

 

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