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Fed up with the booing
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Jurre
09-10-2011
Originally Posted by SCD-Observer:
“That would be a welcomed change. Yes to booing Bruce whenever he tells his silly 'jokes'.”

Or hiss when he tells his jokes.
piimapoika
09-10-2011
The booing is stupid, and if the audience boo just because some halfwit tells them to, they are a waste of protein and should be rendered down for dog food. I also watch the Finnish version of Strictly on Sunday nights and the audience listens quietly and respectfully to everything the judges say.
astroangelfish
10-10-2011
Originally Posted by Sandra Bee:
“It would be great fun if the audience started booing Brucie's jokes.

See to it somebody, please. ”

Oooh, I'll go along with that. Brucie's jokes just make me cringe. If you have to tell the audience to laugh, take the hint: what you're saying just isn't funny.

I like him as a presenter but I just wish he'd quit the 'jokes' - maybe just one or two good ones would be enough.
virgo48
10-10-2011
I hate the booing, standing ovations & clapping along to the songs!
Quizmike
10-10-2011
Did you not know that the first person to stop applauding gets shot?

It's telly. Don't take it too seriously
Miriam_R
11-10-2011
Thankfully it's still not as bad as X Factor. The crowd on that show are either too over-excited to be quiet just for the few moments when less noise would be helpful, or, are just plain rude anyway.
SCD-Observer
11-10-2011
Originally Posted by Miriam_R:
“Thankfully it's still not as bad as X Factor. The crowd on that show are either too over-excited to be quiet just for the few moments when less noise would be helpful, or, are just plain rude anyway.”

I have stopped watching the Z-Factor since the Leona series because I just couldn't stand the mob.
Maz1111
11-10-2011
i agree. too much booing, its stupid and distracting. there r many people that listen to craig's comments. and bruce should not tell him to stop talking either like last season
southerner1
11-10-2011
Maybe they ought to do away with the judges' comments altogether. I mean, what is the point of them? Why not just give a score, if the professionals are going to encourage their "celebs" to just ignore the comments, anyway?
And, if the television viewers are not allowed to hear the comments, because of the booing, isn't it all just a waste of time?
astroangelfish
11-10-2011
Originally Posted by southerner1:
“Maybe they ought to do away with the judges' comments altogether.”

What are you saying never hear Bruno Tonioli's comments ever again!! He never fails to make me smile
southerner1
11-10-2011
Is that why Bruno is so active?
So we can guess what he's talking about, even if we can't hear him from the booing?
turbotoes
11-10-2011
Originally Posted by piimapoika:
“The booing is stupid, and if the audience boo just because some halfwit tells them to, they are a waste of protein and should be rendered down for dog food.”

Blimey, I wouldn't want to get in the wrong side of you

I do whole hearted agree with you though
k9fan
11-10-2011
Originally Posted by RoseAnne:
“I'm really getting annoyed with the booing from the audience this series. Any comment which is anything less than gushing is greeted by pantomime booing. It wasn't this excessive in older series.”

This is why I watch with sub titles and the sound down sometimes
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