Some parts of the show looked and sounded a bit off then the prevoius episodes. Like the one screen graphics for the one of the contestant score board was floating in mid air. This looks very unprofessional, how can something like this be broadcasted due to error.
And Stephen voiceover for the animal theme sounded werid. They should have made he do 5 voiceovers in different styles to match his tone of voice.
Some parts of the show looked and sounded a bit off then the prevoius episodes. Like the one screen graphics for the one of the contestant score board was floating in mid air. This looks very unprofessional, how can something like this be broadcasted due to error.
And Stephen voiceover for the animal theme sounded werid. They should have made he do 5 voiceovers in different styles to match his tone of voice.
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I doubt anyone on here even noticed all of that to be honest.
Its just a light hearted game show. We dont look too deeply into the detail.
Stephen's quite good at presenting this game show. He's got a very good sense of humour and very charismatic. He's different to Roy Walker but to be honest, I think he'd come across as a bit stupid if he imitated Roy's way of going on when presenting this show. Stephen was definitely the right choice for Catchphrase. He's very charismatic anyway.
Stephen's quite good at presenting this game show. He's got a very good sense of humour and very charismatic. He's different to Roy Walker but to be honest, I think he'd come across as a bit stupid if he imitated Roy's way of going on when presenting this show. Stephen was definitely the right choice for Catchphrase. He's very charismatic anyway.
I'm actually quite happy with his presenting, which I thought I'd never be....
You guys are so mean! :eek: Some of the comments about the contestant on here are...
I love Catchphrase, I was actually thinking about applying to be on it as I seem to be quite good at it and love playing along at home... this thread has made me question the decision even further than I already was
Can someone explain the number 11 catchphrase to me? She said 'Cold Fish' and Stephen said 'yes, we can accept that'. I wouldn't exactly say that 'Cold Fish' is a catchphrase, so what on earth was it supposed to be?
Can someone explain the number 11 catchphrase to me? She said 'Cold Fish' and Stephen said 'yes, we can accept that'. I wouldn't exactly say that 'Cold Fish' is a catchphrase, so what on earth was it supposed to be?
More of a 'term' I suppose..you call someone a cold fish when they're unemotional or unfeeling
I see. Never heard of it! But why would Stephen say that he'd accept it instead of just saying it was correct? Is there a longer version of it or something?
Why would it be sitting in front of a fire if it was just a cold fish? That was obvious without the fire.
I'm also someone who gets annoyed at the amount of "catchphrases" on there that aren't actually catchphrases at all.
One of them on last night's show that irritated me was the spice girls. Spice Girls, as in the band. That's not really a catchphrase is it? It's just the name of a band! Unless I am missing something...
There was another one that irked me too, but I can't remember it now.
There was another one that irked me too, but I can't remember it now.
The X Factor?
I remember being annoyed by Celebrity Juice and The Only Way Is Essex because they were just like adverts for ITV programmes, but The X Factor is more of a catchphrase I guess.
The X Factor I can understand because that IS a catchphrase. However, it's still promotion of other (crap) programmes which really pisses me off! :mad:
I just managed to catch an episode of the new "Catchphrase" today on ITV Player. As someone who grew up with the original Catchphrase with Roy Walker in the 90's, I was a bit concerned that the latest version would be a complete and total disaster, but TBH, I was actually pleasantly surprised by what I saw. OK, the CGI graphics lack the charm of the original BBC- computer style cartoons, and Stephen Mulhern is no Roy Walker, but it's certainly an improvement on what had happened to the original, when they got rid of good old Roy and brought in some complete fool called Nick Weir who broke his ankle on the first day and constantly gave away the answers. So all in all, it's not too bad.
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:eek: OK, I give up.
She'll get a lot of cakes for ten grand. She can go spend it in Weight Rose:o:p
Some parts of the show looked and sounded a bit off then the prevoius episodes. Like the one screen graphics for the one of the contestant score board was floating in mid air. This looks very unprofessional, how can something like this be broadcasted due to error.
And Stephen voiceover for the animal theme sounded werid. They should have made he do 5 voiceovers in different styles to match his tone of voice.
Your welcome
I doubt anyone on here even noticed all of that to be honest.
Its just a light hearted game show. We dont look too deeply into the detail.
I know, it won't happen again from me
I'm actually quite happy with his presenting, which I thought I'd never be....
I love Catchphrase, I was actually thinking about applying to be on it as I seem to be quite good at it and love playing along at home... this thread has made me question the decision even further than I already was
*looks in mirror, imagines what my bingo wings would look like on a 42" widescreen TV*
Any need for that!!!!!
Two thirds (at least) of the answers aren't catchphrases.:rolleyes::(
More of a 'term' I suppose..you call someone a cold fish when they're unemotional or unfeeling
Why would it be sitting in front of a fire if it was just a cold fish? That was obvious without the fire.
One of them on last night's show that irritated me was the spice girls. Spice Girls, as in the band. That's not really a catchphrase is it? It's just the name of a band! Unless I am missing something...
There was another one that irked me too, but I can't remember it now.
The X Factor?
I remember being annoyed by Celebrity Juice and The Only Way Is Essex because they were just like adverts for ITV programmes, but The X Factor is more of a catchphrase I guess.