There isn't one. But don't try and tell me 'if it's so important to you,' when you are hardly quiet on this thread. It's obviously important to you.

Whatever the differences are here, we wil have to agree to disagree.

I really don't know what you are on about.

Did I "touch a nerve" way back, in answer to you when you quoted a post of mine in the first place?

Does it matter? It had all slid off the board until you came back at me..again, so it's obviously more important to you.

I completely agree as I have suggested that Alesha should be replaced but the BBC defiantly defended her to the hilt in response to my suggestion.

Poor you. Then again, ignorance must be bliss. Amen

She has been ok. But I think she has had some tips/training and is far more restrained. That's a pity because she has a wonderful personality. In a different role where we could see more of this would be great.

Yes, stick her in the recycling and reform her as Ian Waite please

It is quite obvious she has been groomed over the weeks by the BBC,
I'd suggest also that just being in the company of the other judges will have advanced her technical knowledge.
Just shows this "being on TV malarky" ain't as hard as some would have us believe.
Just sort of "remember your lines and don't bump into the furniture."

I don't know what all the fuss is about.

The other three are as eccentrically diverse as characters from the "Village People" as no doubt they are encouraged to be by the BBC.

She seems to be about the closest to a normal person.

??????

I must say, in terms of A for effort, Alesha's PR operation is in full swing. Unfortunately, I think it has the reverse effect. Still waiting for that invitation to tea that was threatened.

Just when I'd said she'd improved, she has to go and ruin it all with all that nonsense standing up and applauding after Jason's second dance with so little content dance content.

She made a complete fool of herself, but then perhaps she was "just following orders" but a bit too enthusiastically.