Originally Posted by BellaRosa:
“As for the 2 Leeds girls. Do have have to say exactly what the other has said
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“As for the 2 Leeds girls. Do have have to say exactly what the other has said
”
Ha....and in such a dozy way!!!
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Originally Posted by BellaRosa:
“He did reappear to watch he film. Why are they not doing anything about their daughters weight. It cannot be healthy to be that big
As for the 2 Leeds girls. Do have have to say exactly what the other has said”
“He did reappear to watch he film. Why are they not doing anything about their daughters weight. It cannot be healthy to be that big
As for the 2 Leeds girls. Do have have to say exactly what the other has said
”
And I think that why do they have to say what the other has just said .............
Originally Posted by duckylucky:
“And I think that why do they have to say what the other has just said .............”
“And I think that why do they have to say what the other has just said .............
”
*Opens jaw*
*Slight Pause*
*Wide eyes*
"I was just about to say that!"
Originally Posted by mounty:
“what was that hipster show? I want to watch now”
“what was that hipster show? I want to watch now”
I had watched the Hipster documentary on BBC4.............it was strange seeing Peter York again.
He was always on telly 20 or 30 years ago as a social commentator on trends and 'sub-groups' of Society but I hadn't seen him in anything for years.
And there he was, grey haitr, stooping, shuffling around..............crikey he hasn't aged well..............
Originally Posted by amyawake:
“I suppose the idea might be that you try a new cereal (by the bowl) without the cost of a whole packet....thereagain I have no idea what they charge!”
“I suppose the idea might be that you try a new cereal (by the bowl) without the cost of a whole packet....thereagain I have no idea what they charge!”
£5 a bowl
Originally Posted by BellaRosa:
“ Cannot stand her.
Haven't we seen the overcoming of stuttering in the Yorkshire school and that is not taking away what this man did but this was hardly groundbreaking.”
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Cannot stand her.Haven't we seen the overcoming of stuttering in the Yorkshire school and that is not taking away what this man did but this was hardly groundbreaking.”
I'm sure there are are brain-storming sessions in TV production companies that have a section for "tear-jerkers / audience manipulation"
"We like the stutter guy, but does he have any recently deceased relatives that we can play on?"
Im really losing interest in GoogleBox now. Too many episodes, they should do eight episodes a year.
Plus it feels a lot more artificial than when it started.
If Channel 4 want it to survive, they should give it a break for a year and find some new families, keep a couple of the current ones.
Plus it feels a lot more artificial than when it started.
If Channel 4 want it to survive, they should give it a break for a year and find some new families, keep a couple of the current ones.
Originally Posted by Purves Grundy:
“June: "Give us a treat!"
Leon: "OK then."
(Leon dies instantly from a massive heart attack.)”
“June: "Give us a treat!"
Leon: "OK then."
(Leon dies instantly from a massive heart attack.)”
Now think how you'd feel if he really did!
Originally Posted by amyawake:
“Ha....and in such a dozy way!!!”
“Ha....and in such a dozy way!!!”
Wish they'd get shot of them. They're tedious in the extreme. Made up to the nines for their little TV appearance. At least Giles and Mary don't make an effort! But poshos tend to be more natural.
Originally Posted by stone tape:
“Im really losing interest in GoogleBox now. Too many episodes, they should do eight episodes a year.
Plus it feels a lot more artificial than when it started.
If Channel 4 want it to survive, they should give it a break for a year and find some new families, keep a couple of the current ones.”
“Im really losing interest in GoogleBox now. Too many episodes, they should do eight episodes a year.
Plus it feels a lot more artificial than when it started.
If Channel 4 want it to survive, they should give it a break for a year and find some new families, keep a couple of the current ones.”
It is the nature of reality TV that people become camera aware and so it inevitably loses its more natural reactions.
That said, the programme is still hugely popular e.g. it was crowned the 2016 winner of best Factual Entertainment at this year's National Television Awards!
It is still my fave programme!
Originally Posted by amyawake:
“It is the nature of reality TV that people become camera aware and so it inevitably loses its more natural reactions.
That said, the programme is still hugely popular e.g. it was crowned the 2016 winner of best Factual Entertainment at this year's National Television Awards!
It is still my fave programme!”
“It is the nature of reality TV that people become camera aware and so it inevitably loses its more natural reactions.
That said, the programme is still hugely popular e.g. it was crowned the 2016 winner of best Factual Entertainment at this year's National Television Awards!
It is still my fave programme!”
Factual? How can a show about people giving their own opinions be factual?
Originally Posted by Ten_Ben:
“Factual? How can a show about people giving their own opinions be factual?”
“Factual? How can a show about people giving their own opinions be factual?
”
It's a fact that it's entertaining!
Originally Posted by Ten_Ben:
“Factual? How can a show about people giving their own opinions be factual?”
“Factual? How can a show about people giving their own opinions be factual?
”
Factual, rather than scripted or reality.
Originally Posted by stone tape:
“Im really losing interest in GoogleBox now. Too many episodes, they should do eight episodes a year.
Plus it feels a lot more artificial than when it started.
If Channel 4 want it to survive, they should give it a break for a year and find some new families, keep a couple of the current ones.”
“Im really losing interest in GoogleBox now. Too many episodes, they should do eight episodes a year.
Plus it feels a lot more artificial than when it started.
If Channel 4 want it to survive, they should give it a break for a year and find some new families, keep a couple of the current ones.”
It is on too often, and it is getting quite repetitive. I keep watching as there really is not a lot else on at that time.
I'd like them to featue some different shows each week rather than XFactor/Strictly, and that bloody Poldark and Dating show. They hardly ever show the soaps for example.
It is what it is though, and for all its faults, I still quite enjoy it.
This has been bugging me since the previous episode. What breed is the brown-haired dog owned by the family in the Wirral? They also have a black one that looks a similar breed.
Still enjoying all the family units more than the friend+friend combos, although Jenny and Lee are still entertaining. I seem to watch the dogs pretending to be asleep more than the hairdressers whenever they are shown.
Still enjoying all the family units more than the friend+friend combos, although Jenny and Lee are still entertaining. I seem to watch the dogs pretending to be asleep more than the hairdressers whenever they are shown.
Originally Posted by Jimmy Connors:
“It is on too often, and it is getting quite repetitive. I keep watching as there really is not a lot else on at that time.
I'd like them to featue some different shows each week rather than XFactor/Strictly, and that bloody Poldark and Dating show. They hardly ever show the soaps for example.
It is what it is though, and for all its faults, I still quite enjoy it.”
“It is on too often, and it is getting quite repetitive. I keep watching as there really is not a lot else on at that time.
I'd like them to featue some different shows each week rather than XFactor/Strictly, and that bloody Poldark and Dating show. They hardly ever show the soaps for example.
It is what it is though, and for all its faults, I still quite enjoy it.”
Agreed, you'd think this would be a very easy way to freshen the show up. They used to include soaps in the early series but there's loads of progs that could be included without relying on so much repetition.
Originally Posted by Ten_Ben:
“Agreed, you'd think this would be a very easy way to freshen the show up. They used to include soaps in the early series but there's loads of progs that could be included without relying on so much repetition.”
“Agreed, you'd think this would be a very easy way to freshen the show up. They used to include soaps in the early series but there's loads of progs that could be included without relying on so much repetition.”
My guess is that there are going for the most popular shows but they do include the more unusual ones too, e.g. Peter York's documentary on hipsters.
I watch it more for the viewers than the programmes so I don't mind too much.
Originally Posted by frangipane:
“This has been bugging me since the previous episode. What breed is the brown-haired dog owned by the family in the Wirral? They also have a black one that looks a similar breed.
Still enjoying all the family units more than the friend+friend combos, although Jenny and Lee are still entertaining. I seem to watch the dogs pretending to be asleep more than the hairdressers whenever they are shown.”
“This has been bugging me since the previous episode. What breed is the brown-haired dog owned by the family in the Wirral? They also have a black one that looks a similar breed.
Still enjoying all the family units more than the friend+friend combos, although Jenny and Lee are still entertaining. I seem to watch the dogs pretending to be asleep more than the hairdressers whenever they are shown.”
If you mean the family with the dad who looks like an old Wayne Rooney they are Rotties. I believe most are rescue's dogs.
Originally Posted by frangipane:
“This has been bugging me since the previous episode. What breed is the brown-haired dog owned by the family in the Wirral? They also have a black one that looks a similar breed.
Still enjoying all the family units more than the friend+friend combos, although Jenny and Lee are still entertaining. I seem to watch the dogs pretending to be asleep more than the hairdressers whenever they are shown.”
“This has been bugging me since the previous episode. What breed is the brown-haired dog owned by the family in the Wirral? They also have a black one that looks a similar breed.
Still enjoying all the family units more than the friend+friend combos, although Jenny and Lee are still entertaining. I seem to watch the dogs pretending to be asleep more than the hairdressers whenever they are shown.”
The new family? Looks like a Field Spaniel. Or maybe they are working Cocker Spaniels.
Originally Posted by amyawake:
“My guess is that there are going for the most popular shows but they do include the more unusual ones too, e.g. Peter York's documentary on hipsters.
I watch it more for the viewers than the programmes so I don't mind too much.”
“My guess is that there are going for the most popular shows but they do include the more unusual ones too, e.g. Peter York's documentary on hipsters.
I watch it more for the viewers than the programmes so I don't mind too much.”
There's been a couple of times where I've watched Gogglebox and not watched any of the programmes they were covering that week.
I still enjoyed it though because like you say, it's more about the Goggleboxers' comments.
Originally Posted by Captain Stable:
“*Opens jaw*
*Slight Pause*
*Wide eyes*
"I was just about to say that!"”
“*Opens jaw*
*Slight Pause*
*Wide eyes*
"I was just about to say that!"”
"I knoooooooooooooooow" 😃
Originally Posted by swingaleg:
“............it was strange seeing Peter York again.”
“............it was strange seeing Peter York again.”
I thought he looked quite self conscious and ill at ease. When that guy in Brooklyn admired his overcoat he didn't know what to say for a moment!
Originally Posted by Sparko:
“"I knoooooooooooooooow" 😃”
“"I knoooooooooooooooow" 😃”
You doing the accent wrong. It's "Aah knuuuuuuuuuuuh"
I don't mean the Malones' dogs but these.
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