Originally Posted by Supratad: “That's not exactly what happened now is it? The Vicar spent quite some time describing her father-in-law's strength of character and literally did mention his "balls" although I'd quite like to insert the word "chutzpah" here even it it doesn't quite fit. By then likening him to his mother, it was a perfect, and short of actually mutilating him with a knife onscreen, literal definition of emasculation.”
Originally Posted by cavalli: “Excellent sleuthing there cedric! Can't believe you found a bonus son too
The older, more miserable looking daughter would be my preference ”
The Son's been on before, he was at Uni in Aberdeen??, only place that would have him was joke among the family, it was surprise visit for Mum.
I hadn't notice the Daughters changing places, assumed it was always the same one, they could have been doing this for years, I don't look that closely at her/them.
Originally Posted by Prince Monalulu: “The Son's been on before, he was at Uni in Aberdeen??, only place that would have him was joke among the family, it was surprise visit for Mum.
I hadn't notice the Daughters changing places, assumed it was always the same one, they could have been doing this for years, I don't look that closely at her/them.”
You have an excellent memory, Prince, you been watching since the first series?
Originally Posted by Nesta Robbins: “..... but Caroline IS the show - her voice as familiar as the families watching. Two years ago she resolved to be there for as long as Gogglebox wanted her. Like Welsh lad said, I noticed she was a bit husky but then forgot about it.”
Ha... Caroline IS the show is she? Hmmm. The popularity of the programme has nothing to do with the participants then?
I didn't even know it was her until very recently. Can't say that I noticed she adds anything at all but I guess those that like her obviously feel she is a welcome addition.
Originally Posted by amyawake: “Ha... Caroline IS the show is she? Hmmm. The popularity of the programme has nothing to do with the participants then?
I didn't even know it was her until very recently. Can't say that I noticed she adds anything at all but I guess those that like her obviously feel she is a welcome addition.”
That's how I feel anyway Amy, she's been there from the beginning and of course the show's not about her, but she's as much a part of it and her dry delivery adds to, or often sets things up for their "amusing" commentary. Put another way, it wouldn't be the same without her.
Originally Posted by Prince Monalulu: “As another FM pointed out the Dad is Greek, they've mentioned it more than once.
This is probably the Anglicised version of his family name. ”
Originally Posted by Nesta Robbins: “That's how I feel anyway Amy, she's been there from the beginning and of course the show's not about her, but she's as much a part of it and her dry delivery adds to, or often sets things up for their "amusing" commentary. Put another way, it wouldn't be the same without her.”
No it wouldn't. I love her commentry and Craigs They are 50% of this show for me.
It's wonderful seeing George and Linda back - her line about getting Nana out of the cupboard when they were watching that Japanese science documentary still has me in stitches two days later.
I always look to see what food they have on their table. The family with all the large dogs and the one called Dave. They seem to have slimming world hi fi bars, bit of free advertising for them. Anyone who goes to SW will recognise them in the bowl along with muffins ! LOL.
I wonder why they did not show them watching the last episode of Happy Valley as they have been showing them watching it for the last five weeks or something Also i loved Scarlett and the Mums face when Tom Hiddlestons character was shagging that woman on the Night Manager Their faces were a picture
Originally Posted by Tellystar: “A lot of them sit on the settee with great big boots on, some putting their feet up on the coffee table. Do they not have any respect for their home? Would never be allowed in our house!
Giles tried too hard to look quirky and eccentric with his bright yellow boots.”
I happen to wear Ugg boot slippers around the house, and yes I put my feet up on the coffee table. It's called relaxing.
Do you allow breathing in your house? If someone sneezes are they exiled?
Originally Posted by Redhead69: “I always look to see what food they have on their table. The family with all the large dogs and the one called Dave. They seem to have slimming world hi fi bars, bit of free advertising for them. Anyone who goes to SW will recognise them in the bowl along with muffins ! LOL.”
Yes they put food on the table and then when they're not looking the dogs eat them, they need to put stuff higher up.
Originally Posted by lynwood3: “I have just seen 'the vicar' presenting a programme for Good Friday on BBC2. Will this jeopardise her position on goggle box?”
I doubt it...for a one-off. Are you hoping that this is the case then?
Originally Posted by lynwood3: “I have just seen 'the vicar' presenting a programme for Good Friday on BBC2. Will this jeopardise her position on goggle box?”
I'm about to watch this, usually wouldn't get me to watch anything like this, snippets of Robert Beckford at most, pure curiosity.
Originally Posted by acid rain: “I happen to wear Ugg boot slippers around the house, and yes I put my feet up on the coffee table. It's called relaxing.
Do you allow breathing in your house? If someone sneezes are they exiled?”
but do you put your outdoor boots on the coffee table too .? I wouldnt and no one in my house would .We put food on the coffee table and use it for snacks etc ?