Do you avoid shows because of a particular character/presenter/actor?
mychmose
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Do you avoid otherwise good shows because of a particular character/presenter/actor?
In my case I avoid the actor Russell Tovey, as his tendency to overact gets on my t*ts!
In my case I avoid the actor Russell Tovey, as his tendency to overact gets on my t*ts!
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The BBC F1 coverage (pre race) was awful when Jake Humphries was presenting it. Now he is all over the commercial channels pushing BT sport. Can't escape from the blighter.
Graham Norton & his equally over excited and squeeky equivalent on C4 are other turn offs (Indeed, `not turn on`)
I see that Michael McIntyre has a new chat show on BBC. Another one for me to avoid.
Keith Lemon and Richard Bacon because I find them irritating.
I don't know what it is, but I cannot stand the woman.
And Gary Barlow.
Yes, the Whites Stripes really went downhill when Meg was replaced by Sarah Millican.
The other night there were three programmes on different channels at the same time, all with a "name" in the title, I avoided them all.
Also I fast forward through some programmes where a "name" is there just for "window dressing."
Like Fiona Bruce in; "Antiques Roadshow."
I avoid her presence in as many as six appearances in the same programme. Michael Aspell was never as much "in your face."
Whitehall that is what I meant you see he irritates me so much I can barely remember his surname. And I have no doubt the white stripes would go downhill with Sarah Millican as a member.;-)
Also Jonathan Ross, Jeremy Clarkson and Amanda Lamb.
I think I might have to add Neil Oliver to the list because he has become one of the dullest people on earth.
Mark Horton, the Coast presenter, really disturbs me. What's wrong with him?
I saw Russell Howard once and didn't last thirty seconds.
I've never seen Keith Lemon because I've always managed to switch channels before he came on.
And Jonathan Rhys Myers - creepy little thing, he is.
Oh Gosh totally agree with Paddy, I just don't get him at all!
(Not that I'm suggesting that any of their shows would be good even without them).