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Really glad Brucie's back - NOT !
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petertard
20-11-2009
Aagghh ! He's back !
calculator
20-11-2009
Why are you screaming?
Is he bringing a big spider with him
-Sid-
20-11-2009
He's annoyed me at times, but I did miss him last weekend
drbolognaise
20-11-2009
Im glad he's back!
Balthus
20-11-2009
Strictly's not the same without Brucie -- glad he's back tomorrow.
bunnykin
20-11-2009
I actually like Brucie on this show! Sometimes he irritates me (mainly when he sings, but also when he had a go at Craig RH when he likened Jo Wood to a kangaroo).
I certainly can't imagine Tess being front of house permanently. Much preferred Brucie. So I'm glad he's back.
Last edited by bunnykin : 20-11-2009 at 21:08
Vincy82
20-11-2009
I'm so happy Brucie is well enough to resume his job. I hope when I'm anywhere near his age that I have the energy, silly sense of humour and twinkle in my eye as he has. Brucie's great!!!


So Petard you didn't get far with your anti-Brucie thread yesterday so decided to try again today I see.
petertard
20-11-2009
Can't stand the man. He gets in the way of the natural flow of the show. It was so much faster without him, and it was actually about dancing.
lovelylissa
20-11-2009
Originally Posted by petertard:
“Can't stand the man. He gets in the way of the natural flow of the show. It was so much faster without him, and it was actually about dancing.”

Hoorah, I applaud you
Cassie
20-11-2009
Originally Posted by petertard:
“Can't stand the man. He gets in the way of the natural flow of the show. It was so much faster without him, and it was actually about dancing.”

Ditto.
strictly-comet
20-11-2009
cant wait for him to be back. its just not the same without him.
Muggsy
20-11-2009
Bruce has been appearing on my telly since Sunday Night at the London Palladium in 1958, when I was 5 years old...



...surely I'm due a respite.
SCD-Observer
20-11-2009
I am secretly hoping that the ratings this week will nose-dive to an all time low for BBC. Then compared with last week's highest SCD ratings the producers will finally work out who's to blame.
Vincy82
20-11-2009
Originally Posted by SCD-Observer:
“I am secretly hoping that the ratings this week will nose-dive to an all time low for BBC. Then compared with last week's highest SCD ratings the producers will finally work out who's to blame.”


Surely you can't detest an old trouper that much? gosh! What is the problem?

Brucie has signed up for the full series, so I'm afraid there is nothing any amount of negativity against him can achieve, except to make his fans love him even more.
zankoku87
21-11-2009
Originally Posted by Vincy82:
“Surely you can't detest an old trouper that much? gosh! What is the problem?

Brucie has signed up for the full series, so I'm afraid there is nothing any amount of negativity against him can achieve, except to make his fans love him even more.”

I don't think it's about detestation, to be honest...

I just find that Bruce's parts of the show are the weakest link - and despite the horrific car crash that last Sat's show was, I actually much preferred the format without him.
BirthdayGirl
21-11-2009
Originally Posted by Balthus:
“Strictly's not the same without Brucie -- glad he's back tomorrow.”

...you're right....ITS TEN TIMES BETTER!!!!!!
ESPIONdansant
21-11-2009
He's become an embarrassment.
Last week was far better.
Rikki65
21-11-2009
Really pleased he's well enough to come back to work and hope he's on full form.
trickyvik
21-11-2009
I think he's great... he reminds me of my old grandad.
Rikki65
21-11-2009
Originally Posted by ESPIONdansant:
“He's become an embarrassment.
Last week was far better.”

An embarrassment to whom exactly - ageists? I am proud that Brucie's British. However, our lager louts abroad, lager louts at home, Jordan, some BB contestants, russell brand, jonathan ross etc ....now we're talking embarrassment.
rita1
21-11-2009
I'm delighted he's back. Last week's show was okay, but I suspect that's because I knew it was just for one week and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Wouldn't like to put up with Tess hosting it all the time though, and try as I might I still haven't thought of a suitable replacement.

So, welcome back Brucie!
zankoku87
21-11-2009
Originally Posted by Rikki65:
“An embarrassment to whom exactly - ageists? I am proud that Brucie's British. However, our lager louts abroad, lager louts at home, Jordan, some BB contestants, russell brand, jonathan ross etc ....now we're talking embarrassment.”

An embarrassment to television presenters, I'd assume.
ESPIONdansant
21-11-2009
An embarrassment to himself.
The old saying: Quit while you're ahead.
This way he is in danger of being remembered as a dis-arse-ter. Not the entertainer he once was.
Literary Agent
21-11-2009
Delighted Bruce is back. I enjoy him hosting the show. I'm certainly not ageist. This is one aspect I like - that everyone from their teens/twenties to their eighties are part of the show.
Camino
21-11-2009
So pleased he will be back tonight, last week suffered because of his absence, get rid of Tess and put Claudia in her place now you are talking!
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