Prosecutor ... you are biased ... you've lost the plot!
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Madeleine Albright and Gloria Steinem have also lost the plot.
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I was making millions and I just lost the plot.
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I have 100 percent lost the plot of this movie.
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People thought I'd lost the plot and I'd gone nuts.
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But we've all lost the plot, to one extent or another.
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Donald Trump is the president and CNN has lost the plot.
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"That's where we lost the plot in the jungle," he says.
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"The truth is, in my desperation, I lost the plot," he admitted.
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You could be forgiven if you feel like you've lost the plot.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For some anxious investors, bond markets have lost the plot.
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He really lost the plot when he wasn't taking it from someone else.
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Perhaps that's the point: The characters seem to have lost the plot completely.
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Perhaps it isn't Zack Snyder who's lost the plot, but everyone else who has.
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A country once respected for its pragmatism and political stability has lost the plot.
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There probably was, but I think we just lost the plot a little bit too.
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You have, at that point, lost the plot or forgotten the entire point of plot.
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It seems to me he's lost the plot completely, so I wanted to provide a counterpoint.
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"Fucking hell bruv you have seriously lost the plot im worried" is extremely artful, isn't it?
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" Bergh's fundamental assessment of the company's problem was about brand: "The brand had lost the plot.
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I spend more time scrolling through Reddit than watching, and pretty soon I've lost the plot.
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So when a nation of immigrants starts putting up travel bans, you have officially lost the plot.
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But we can be sure we've lost the plot when that commitment substitutes for the thing itself.
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If you can't explain how the GOP will address a more diverse America, you've lost the plot.
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Her family lost the plot decades ago, she said, in an incident involving her grandfather, a local politician.
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With these incidents, it may be a personal rivalry, it may be somebody who's just lost the plot.
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Somewhere along the quest for fact meets fiction, Heidi and Spencer — collectively known as Speidi — lost the plot.
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Looking back, though, he seems very much like the creation of a man who had lost the plot.
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Just warn your flatmates what you're up to first so they don't think you've kind of lost the plot.
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Nicks got heavily involved with cocaine and lost the plot a bit musically until she dropped "Rooms on Fire" in 1989.
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They're often overstuffed with too many ambitious ideas, sometimes to the point that it's clear the company has lost the plot.
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If you sit down to write about climate change and end up concentrating your fire on the Audubon Society, you've lost the plot.
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Each action may have been individually justifiable, but taken together they suggest that he's lost the plot; he's creating more uncertainty than respect.
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That announcement came in the midst of Thrones' final season, and the accompanying controversy over whether the duo had, fairly literally, lost the plot.
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Back in 2011, 2012 and 2014, McDonald's Singapore's fans seemingly lost the plot when stock shortages sparked rumours that the well-loved curry sauce would be discontinued.
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Coldwind said that in recent years he'd grown tired of reading 20 page articles that lost the plot, so his zine restricts authors to a single page.
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The thousands of people in the U.K. preparing to protest against President Donald Trump's visit have lost the plot, the chairman of Republicans Overseas told CNBC Thursday.
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Yet while the concepts behind all the sneakers and hoodies now dominating European runways have origins in American sportswear, American designers seem to have lost the plot.
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Unfortunately, the series is dubbed 'Behind the Mac' at a time when many worry that Apple has lost the plot causing the Mac to fall behind the competition.
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The people of the Internet have either lost the plot or have a lot of time on their hands and an adept knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and/or MS Paint.
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"I think also the protestors have somewhat lost the plot — you have these massive protests against Trump but never against these terrible dictators that quite often visit London," Liquerman added.
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Granted, I suspect there's another shoe to drop here, but the message is still a potent one: Philip and Elizabeth are in so deep that they've lost the plot entirely.
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Generally speaking, creating a miniature world filled with tiny people is the sign of a megalomaniac who's lost the plot, a power trying to legitimize itself and flesh out its mythologies.
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By the time Caspere's murder was solved, most viewers had lost the plot and no longer cared, unwilling to accept that the season was never really about who killed Ben Caspere.
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From the report:"It's delightful that everyone is so happy about Mr. Colbert, but I can tell you that many people are thinking that the UTC has lost the plot," he scolded.
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The fun might last a while longer, but eventually the gags would burn themselves out, and then we'd realize that we'd lost the plot and it was time to call it a night.
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If your head is hurting trying to process every baffling thing in a four-day year that appears to have lost the plot far faster than its predecessors, rest assured you're not alone.
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You are not alone if you feel we've lost the plot in ensuring the protection of our next election from the cyber-shenanigans that plagued the 2016 Presidential Election and the 2018 mid-terms.
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Somehow, in between our mothers' and grandmothers' fight for us to "have it all" and our current battle to take down the patriarchy, we have completely lost the plot for the path to adulthood.
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I could agree with the former prime minister David Cameron's One-Nation conservatism, which had many liberal elements to it, but the current cabinet has lost the plot, and I can no longer support it.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - There were tales of the expected - featuring Simone Biles and Kohei Uchimura - and tales of the unexpected in gymnastics as China lost the plot and departed the Rio Olympics without a gold medal.
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The Romanian third seed played some neat and tidy tennis in the opening set, lost the plot in the second and then wrapped up the victory to set up a second-round meeting with Magda Linette of Poland.
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What Apple can't fix is a growing concern that Apple has "lost the plot" following a series of extremely buggy software updates across its product line, which made users hesitant to upgrade to macOS Catalina, and bricked people's HomePods.
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Queer Eye is great too in that way because it marries the ideas of traditional masculinity with people who have lost the plot, guys who just are not being fathered properly, and now they're getting fathered by five gay guys.
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" After the Leicester game, the criticisms of Moss covered the entire referee-ragging cliché spectrum: The match was "too much for him," said the former player Alan Shearer, while Mark Halsey, a former referee turned commentator, said Moss "lost the plot.
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When you're waiting, you are just thinking, 'Oh, my God, this is going to be so chaotic in 48 hours, and everyone's going to have lost the plot, and there's going to be some real screaming because people are tired.
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What seems clear, as the climax unfolds at an auto show, is not that the movie has lost the plot but, rather, that too many pieces of plot—the craving for clean air and for dirty pictures—have spoiled any hope of cohesion.
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"Today I woke up with a desire to take a deep breath and let it all go, I don't really care about the new blinds I had ordered or making the house decent so that my mates don't think I've lost the plot," she wrote.
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It's exactly why the folks in DC have clearly lost the plot, clearly don't understand what people care about, don't understand that most people out there -- most people down here in the real world -- want unity, want a commitment to getting things done that improves life for them.
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I am not precisely sure when I lost the plot of Transformers: The Last Knight, but I think it was probably around the time that a drunk Merlin — yes, that Merlin, of the Knights of the Round Table — showed up at the ruins of an ancient spaceship and began pleading for help from a giant alien robot.
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Q magazine would list Hot Space as one of the top fifteen albums where great rock acts lost the plot."15 Albums Where Great Rock Acts Lost the Plot". Q magazine. July 2004.
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" They also call him a "killer grandad". Silas becomes more unstable and in October 2011, Rawle said "He's a psychopath and he has slightly lost the plot now. He's very dangerous.
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Perhaps he was worried about missing the next match. Both issues pale into insignificance besides trying with every power at his disposal to retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. There was a match to win. To an almost bizarre degree, Ponting lost the plot.
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Q magazine ranked Music From "The Elder" 44th in their list of The 50 Worst Albums Ever. The same magazine ranked the album 6th in their list of 15 Albums Where Great Rock Acts Lost the Plot.Q Magazine.15 Albums Where Great Rock Acts Lost the Plot.
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Aware of the growth that fast trains overseas had generated along entire routes, he could not see the point of going inland, where few people wanted to live. His response to the decision was "You've lost the plot".Nicolson, A. John (VFT Technical Manager) pers. comm. 2012. Conversation of 1990.
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Many wanted to see a domestic coach lead the national team. Calls for his sacking particularly intensified in January 2006 after an indifferent display at the 2006 African Cup of Nations where Ghana got drawn in a fairly difficult group with Nigeria, Senegal and Zimbabwe.Dujković lost the plot, modernghana.com, 25 January 2006.
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Frontman Andy McCluskey said that on The Pacific Age, the band had "lost the plot" due to being afforded "no real time to take stock and write some decent material"; he also feels that the album's production "just doesn't sound like [OMD]". McCluskey noted that the record features tracks he wishes the band had never released.
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XTRMNTR itself fared well, reaching No. 3\. The political content was well received, with Allmusic calling it a "nasty, fierce realization of an entire world that has... lost the plot.". In 2009 NME charted XTRMNTR at No. 3 in The Top 100 Greatest Albums of The Decade. In 2000, the band began recording their seventh album, Evil Heat, released in 2002.
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The Zimmer Twins was a Canadian animated series and website. The project was created by producer Jason Krogh and artist Aaron Leighton and is produced through Lost the Plot Productions Inc. A selection of the user-generated episodes is produced into broadcast shorts and air on Teletoon. Les Jumeaux Zimmer is the French-language version of the show and website.
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Gray has appeared in several independent and numerous short films. Feature films include The 13th Sign (2000), black comedy Dead Money (2004) and they yet to be released Dead Crazy. In January 2014, Eva appeared at The Cockpit Theatre in London playing the role of the sexually charged Margo in an extract from 'Someone's Lost the Plot', a new play by Peter Ramsey and Mary Dawson. Gray is a Lifetime Voting Member of BAFTA.
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Abelson said there was "quite a mixed response" from viewers to the pairing of Cherry and Jimmi, as he has a lot of fans, and the female viewers were "quite precious" about him. Jimmi's kidnap at the hands of two patients was not a popular storyline with viewers, who said the show had "lost the plot and it was too ridiculous." However, executive producer Will Trotter revealed that it contributed to a ratings increase.
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Hobley told Katy Moon from Inside Soap that Stuart "basically lost the plot". He goes to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings but starts discussing Chrissie to fellow attendees. She decides to move on but "unbeknownst to Chrissie, he's been ranting about her [...] he's convinced himself that they can get back together, but she knows that's never going to happen." While on shift a patient under Chrissie's care suffers heavy bleeding and Stuart is forced to work alongside her.
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He told police he killed his wife because she was "controlling and moody" and their marriage was unhappy. He also told police he "was thinking of taking care of Gracie by myself and just amongst all this madness ... that's when I lost the plot". According to some family members, Sharpe may have also killed his wife because she discovered his abuse of Gracie. The claim comes as family letters reveal Sharpe had a history of sexually abusing children.
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Spurs, 1999: soccerbase.com website. On 28 March 1998, Willard was a red card gun slinger at Oakwell Stadium, Barnsley versus Liverpool match in the Premier League, which finished 2–3. He completely lost the plot and sent off three players from the home side - Darren Barnard, Chris Morgan and Darren Sheridan - in the second half, causing play to be suspended for five minutes after Willard, having been chased by an interloper, sought refuge by cowering in the dressing room toilets.
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At least two other silent versions, one from 1911 by Edwin Thanhouser, are known to have existed, but have been lost. The plot was adapted for the Western Yellow Sky, directed by William A. Wellman, in 1946. The 1956 science fiction film Forbidden Planet set the story on a planet in space, Altair IV, instead of an island. Professor Morbius and his daughter Altaira (Anne Francis) are the Prospero and Miranda figures (both Prospero and Morbius having harnessed the mighty forces that inhabit their new homes).
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' But I thought it was strange that the bands we'd once influenced were now influencing us." Osbourne also wrote that the cost of recording in Florida "was astronomical" and that he'd "lost the plot with the booze and the drugs" during the recording of Technical Ecstasy, eventually checking himself into the Stafford County Asylum on his return to England. "That was the beginning of the end, that one", bassist Geezer Butler confessed to Guitar World in 2001. "We were managing ourselves because we couldn't trust anybody.
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Pitchfork Media summarized their review of the album by stating, "Silencing Machine is an impressive and stylish reinvention of an earlier form by a band that could've easily lost the plot, but instead reigned in the excess, and wrote us a new one." The band resumed production on a new studio album during the summer of 2013. However, Judd was arrested on October 5, 2013 on misdemeanor theft charges. The incident exposed Judd's heroin addiction to the public and forced him to seek drug rehabilitation.
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She stated that both "Karen McDonald—and the writers—lost the plot in spectacular fashion". She felt the character's exit was "pants" and expressed disappointment that the character of Tracy was left "to rule the Street". The character is remembered for her distinct personality and style: The Guardians Rosanna Greenstreet described her as "a bulldog in hoop earrings" in September 2005. Actress Kym Marsh, upon joining the serial stated that she wanted her character, Michelle Connor, to be like Karen: "a likeable lady, but with a serious attitude".
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" Stephen Dalton of Uncut felt that it "drags and trundles in places", but is "easily New Order's best album since Technique, and probably their most musically diverse ever." In a less favourable review, Tim Sendra of AllMusic called it "a watered-down and uninspired album by a band that lost the plot long ago and can now only capture an occasional glimmer of what made it so great in the first place." Concluding a less favourable 1 of 5 star review, Truck & Driver wrote: "...full of soggy, uninspired self-indulgent material that sounds like a mish-mash of 80s B-sides.
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At a pre- polling booth on 21 January 2015, Stevens was filmed having a bizarre reaction to a journalist asking him questions about a $100 million sky rail project from Mudgeeraba to Springbrook. Stevens had previously stated he had approval from the Integrity Commissioner, but when the journalist asked Stevens for the Commissioner's advice to be released, Stevens refused to answer. When the journalist did not back down and asked how much he could make from the development, Mr Stevens then began to wave his hands and arms up and down in the journalist's face. "That Mermaid Ray really lost the plot, but without saying a word," Donovan said.
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Retrieved 9 October 2006"Stuckists art group in major show" BBC online, August 23, 2006. Retrieved October 9, 2006 Art critic Edward Lucie-Smith wrote in an essay for the show: Rachel Campbell-Johnston, art critic of The Times, condemned the work as "empty of anything much" and "formulaic".Campbell-Johnston, Rachel (2006) "How the Turner Prize lost the plot" The Times online, 3 October 2006. Retrieved 9 October 2006 Nevertheless, Thomson's and Joe Machine's paintings sold out, before the show opened, to buyers from the UK, Japan and the US.Gleadell, Colin (2006) "Market news: Roger Hilton's child-like drawings, 'stuckist' paintings and Edward Seago" The Daily Telegraph online, 3 October 2006.
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Following the decision to suspend Henry, TVNZ continued to air a clip in which Henry referred to Delhi's chief minister Sheila Dikshit during the 2010 Commonwealth Games as "the dipshit woman" and even pronouncing her surname as "Dick Shit" instead of "Dixit", going on to state that "it's so appropriate, because she's Indian, so she'd be dick-in-shit wouldn't she, do you know what I mean? Walking along the street... it's just so funny." New Zealand Indian Central Association president Paul Singh Bains said the fact that TVNZ was still "promoting" the clip on its website showed it had "totally lost the plot" and was insensitive to the offence Henry had caused. Following at least four complaints against the video, TVNZ removed it from the "Video extras" section of their website.
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It is the last day before Great Lent, and the family is busy eating, knowing they'll have to spend the next seven weeks on lean diet. Pavel Vasilyevich is summoned by his wife Pelageya Ivanovna to help out his son Styopa, a high-school boy in the second class, who sits in the nursery, crying over the textbook, having trouble understanding division of fractions, apparently as a result of having eaten too much pancakes. Rather dazed himself after heavy lunch, the father makes a poor job of it and, having totally lost the plot, starts relating his own stories about his school. Pelageya Ivanovna calls them to the table for tea, where they join her in the company of two aunts (one of whom is mostly silent, another is deaf and dumb) and a midwife.
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Initially, TNT withheld $1.5m in funding in an attempt to influence the consortium to abandon these plans. However, when this was unsuccessful, they withdrew all funding in January 1991, reportedly "losing interest" in the proposal, although they retained a member on the VFT Management Committee. Peter Abeles, whose initial interest in the VFT had been critical to forming the joint venture, was particularly aggrieved; he was driven by a desire to develop the remote Australian south- east, and made no secret of his distaste for the new strategy, reportedly telling the consortium "You've lost the plot". In May 1991, chief executive Alan Castleman told reporters he expected additional changes to the membership of the consortium; talks were being held with "three banks and three industrial companies" who were interested in joining, should the question of tax concessions be settled favourably.
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Queen's decision to record a dance- oriented album germinated with the massive success of their 1980 hit "Another One Bites the Dust" in both the UK and US. "Under Pressure", Queen's collaboration with David Bowie, was released in 1981 and became the band's second number one hit in the UK. Although included on Hot Space, the song was a separate project and was recorded ahead of the album, before the controversy over Queen's new disco-influenced rock sound.Lowry, Max (13 July 2008) The ones that got away The Guardian. Retrieved 3 August 2011 The album's second single, "Body Language", peaked at number 11 on the US charts, and estimated sales of the album stand at 3.5 million copies. In July 2004, Q magazine listed Hot Space as one of the top fifteen albums "where great rock acts lost the plot".
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The Foxtrot was first broadcast on BBC1 on 29 April 1971 to a mixed critical reception. In his review for the Financial Times, T.C. Worsley described the play as "appallingly ill-constructed" and attacked Philip Saville's direction, which he considered "pretentious" and "gimmicky".T.C. Worsley, "Begging to Differ", Financial Times, 5 May 1971 Martin Jackson's rather more positive review for The Daily Express stated that despite the play's "marvellously observed characters", Adrian's "gift for comedy" and Saville's "strikingly photographed" direction, he lamented "the erosion of the simple art of storytelling";Martin Jackson, 'Great talent — but who lost the plot?', The Daily Express, 24 April 1971 this sentiment was shared by several other critics, including Virginia Ironside in The Daily Mail, who asked whether the confidence of Adrian's writing meant that her inability to "grasp the point of the play" made her "thick as a post", or if the author had actually "written a baffling play".
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At the 2014 Commonwealth Games, Rai created the Games record in the qualification round of the 50 metre pistol event, having scored 562 points. He went on to win the gold medal in the event, scoring 194.1 points in the final, thus creating another Games record. In the 2014 Asian Games held at Incheon in South Korea, Jitu won the gold medal in the 50 m pistol category. He also won a bronze in the men's 10 m air pistol team event. In 2016, he won a silver medal at the ISSF World Cup held in Baku, Azerbaijan in the 10m Air Pistol event. Jitu Rai had had a bad outing earlier in the 10m pistol event. During the 2016 Olympics in the 10 M air pistol event, Jitu Rai made a remarkable comeback to sneak into the final, but failed to replicate his form as he finished last in the final of the 10 M air pistol event. The man from Lucknow lost the plot early on and could not recover, but was back for his favorite 50m pistol event on Wednesday.
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Somewhere in Time is the band's first studio effort following the extensive World Slavery Tour of 1984–85, which was physically draining for the group, lasting 331 days and comprising 187 concerts. The resulting exhaustion is credited as the main factor in the complete lack of songwriting contributions from lead vocalist Bruce Dickinson, whose material was rejected by the rest of the band. Dickinson had written several "acoustic-based" songs, explaining that "I felt we had to come up with our Physical Graffiti or Led Zeppelin IV ... we had to get it onto another level or we'd stagnate and drift away", although bassist and primary writer Steve Harris "thought he'd lost the plot completely", surmising that "he was probably more burnt out than anyone at the end of that last tour". On the other hand, the record is also notable for the number of "fully formed" songs written by guitarist Adrian Smith, who wrote both of the album's singles: "Wasted Years" and "Stranger in a Strange Land", the former of which is the only song on the record not to feature synthesisers.
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Following the encouraging result against LA, the club appeared poised to pick up some points on a quick two city road trip to Houston and the nation's capital, where pointless D.C. United awaited, while both road match ups and the subsequent home match on May 15 would all be on national television where the side has struggled in recent seasons. Wizards starting centerback Jimmy Conrad couldn't pass a pregame fitness test and the young backline who held the league leading Galaxy offense scoreless seemed ready to handle a club missing their starting forward Brian Ching. The young Wizards lost the plot quickly and the Dyanmo jumped them as Matt Besler picked up a quick yellow and the disappointing young Mexican strike Luis Ángel Landín gave the home side an early lead, the goal was only his second since joining the club as a Designated Player and both have come against KC at Robertson Stadium. Wizards captain Davy Arnaud was sent off for only the second time in his eight years after making contact with the goalkeeper and the club never recovered in the heat and humidity as the Texan side cruised to a 3 – nil victory.
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