Original sentence: " After which he calmly sits down and crosses his legs, as noted by fellow panellist Philip Olivier.Donny was an outrageous and vocal guest; he disappeared from his seat for a time and lit a cigarette towards the end of the show.He also made opposition team captain Bill Bailey and host Simon Amstell the butt of his jokes, who, in turn, did the same back.On February 7 2007, Tourette appeared as a contestant on pop quiz game show Never Mind the Buzzcocks.This footage was referenced again, to humorous effect, over the course of the show.Tourette also called Simon Amstell "Anstis" referring to former BBC children's presenter Toby Anstis
Edited sentence: After which he calmly sits down and crosses his legs, as noted by fellow panellist Philip Olivier.Donny attempted to be a vocal and outrageous guest; he disappeared from his seat for a time and was humilated by host Simon Amstell when he lit a cigarette towards the end of the show.He also attempted to make opposition team captain Bill Bailey and host Simon Amstell the butt of his jokes but it was pointed out by Amstell that he didn't stand a chance against these professional comedians.In addition, Tourette failed to notice the irony of suggesting he is more of an anarchist than the Sex Pistols, as he did during the program, when the wannabe rockstart sold out before his career even started by appearing on the idol of trash TV that is Big Brother of publicity, during which he performed contrived, pathetic acts of choreographed dissent.On February 7 2007, Tourette appeared as a contestant on pop quiz game show Never Mind the Buzzcocks (Series 20, Episode 2).They have been described as "a joke", amongst other things in the past.This footage was referenced again, to humorous effect, over the course of the show in an attempt to humiliate Tourette.Tourette repeatedly addressed Simon Amstell throughout the show as "Anstis", apparently mistakenly believing he was former BBC children's presenter Toby Anstis