Brooke is fantastic and the chap from last week is good but my view is good but nothing special
Michael McIntyre Big Show
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Not sure if Unexpected Star is supposed to be a talent spotting exercise, or simply to allow that person to have a dream experience? Either way, I didn't feel entirely comfortable with a 12 year old up there.
The only good thing about Russell Howard is the fact he wasn't on stage for long.
One Republic were the highlight of the show...very good.
The only good thing about Russell Howard is the fact he wasn't on stage for long.
One Republic were the highlight of the show...very good.
Originally Posted by zandar:
“I think they should drop the phone texting nonsense.”
“I think they should drop the phone texting nonsense.”
I think they should drop Michael McIntyre.
Originally Posted by tiv:
“I think they should drop Michael McIntyre.”
“I think they should drop Michael McIntyre.”
Who beat X Factor last night for viewers?
Viewers who do not like MM can switch over, so the rest of us can watch it.
Originally Posted by zandar:
“I think they should drop the phone texting nonsense.”
“I think they should drop the phone texting nonsense.”
I honestly think his comedy material is running out.
This should never have been re-commissioned. Poor format and lowest common denominator content.
Not even good enough for ITV, let alone BBC1.
Not even good enough for ITV, let alone BBC1.
Originally Posted by FinalAnswer?:
“Loved the Pointless sound effect there”
“Loved the Pointless sound effect there”
Agreed!
Good show again as last week, I like it all although there were times when MM seemed to be needlessly shouting which, as much as I do like him, I find annoying when it doesn't seem to be required. Roll on next week's.
Originally Posted by Messaroundabit:
“Terrible show again as last week. I hate it. Let's hope it's cancelled before next week's.”
“Terrible show again as last week. I hate it. Let's hope it's cancelled before next week's.”
The strangest post ever. "I" hate it so "Let's" hope it gets cancelled.
Or....well, you know what I'm going to say don't you?
Originally Posted by Messaroundabit:
“Terrible show again as last week. I hate it. Let's hope it's cancelled before next week's.”
“Terrible show again as last week. I hate it. Let's hope it's cancelled before next week's.”
I agree. I think all shows i dont like should be cancelled too. After all am forced by the tv to watch them
Originally Posted by Ollie_h19:
“The strangest post ever. "I" hate it so "Let's" hope it gets cancelled.
Or....well, you know what I'm going to say don't you?”
“The strangest post ever. "I" hate it so "Let's" hope it gets cancelled.
Or....well, you know what I'm going to say don't you?”
Agree
Originally Posted by Abriel:
“I agree. I think all shows i dont like should be cancelled too. After all am forced by the tv to watch them”
“I agree. I think all shows i dont like should be cancelled too. After all am forced by the tv to watch them”
Funny as one person doesn't like it, but six million watch it, they think the rest of us should be deprived of it, rather than them use a remote.
Originally Posted by A.D.P:
“Funny as one person doesn't like it, but six million watch it, they think the rest of us should be deprived of it, rather than them use a remote.”
“Funny as one person doesn't like it, but six million watch it, they think the rest of us should be deprived of it, rather than them use a remote.”
Just like elections in this country?
Originally Posted by Messaroundabit:
“Terrible show again as last week. I hate it. Let's hope it's cancelled before next week's.”
“Terrible show again as last week. I hate it. Let's hope it's cancelled before next week's.”
no chance of that as they have announced a third series for next year
The British public certainly shouldn't be subjected to poor quality tosh like this - it may get some people starting to believe that it passes as adequate entertainment in the 21st century - and it is irrefutably a long long way short of that.
Originally Posted by Messaroundabit:
“The British public certainly shouldn't be subjected to poor quality tosh like this - it may get some people starting to believe that it passes as adequate entertainment in the 21st century - and it is irrefutably a long long way short of that.”
“The British public certainly shouldn't be subjected to poor quality tosh like this - it may get some people starting to believe that it passes as adequate entertainment in the 21st century - and it is irrefutably a long long way short of that.”
Yet its the BBCs biggest Light Entertainment hit since The Voice was launched 6 years ago. And its very much a hark back to the old days of Morecombe and Wise variety shows (bit of comedy, audience interaction, silly games etc....) It's certainly not unique to the 21st Century.
I also think you're confusing opinion with fact. You simply cannot state it isn't 'adequate entertainment' if other people (including me) are entertained by it. If you don't like it, thats perfectly fine, but don't go judging other people for liking a bit of light hearted frothy TV.
Originally Posted by Messaroundabit:
“The British public certainly shouldn't be subjected to poor quality tosh like this - it may get some people starting to believe that it passes as adequate entertainment in the 21st century - and it is irrefutably a long long way short of that.”
“The British public certainly shouldn't be subjected to poor quality tosh like this - it may get some people starting to believe that it passes as adequate entertainment in the 21st century - and it is irrefutably a long long way short of that.”
I think the state should control the media and only allow programmes that they think are suitable for people to watch. Like they do in some other countries.
Try Googling "Panem et circenses".
Originally Posted by JeffG1:
“I think the state should control the media and only allow programmes that they think are suitable for people to watch. Like they do in some other countries.
Try Googling "Panem et circenses".”
“I think the state should control the media and only allow programmes that they think are suitable for people to watch. Like they do in some other countries.
Try Googling "Panem et circenses".”
I'm sure Michael McIntyre's Big Show would be on Theresa May's list of programmes suitable for people to watch. Not particularly subversive even with Russell Howard as guest comedian.
Originally Posted by iaindb:
“I'm sure Michael McIntyre's Big Show would be on Theresa May's list of programmes suitable for people to watch. Not particularly subversive even with Russell Howard as guest comedian.”
“I'm sure Michael McIntyre's Big Show would be on Theresa May's list of programmes suitable for people to watch. Not particularly subversive even with Russell Howard as guest comedian.
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That was the worst part. Russell Howard. All this endless shouting. It was like watching a deranged individual out on the street except Russell gets paid for it while the audience are halved in two.
Originally Posted by Cestrian18:
“Yet its the BBCs biggest Light Entertainment hit since The Voice was launched 6 years ago. And its very much a hark back to the old days of Morecombe and Wise variety shows (bit of comedy, audience interaction, silly games etc....) It's certainly not unique to the 21st Century.
I also think you're confusing opinion with fact. You simply cannot state it isn't 'adequate entertainment' if other people (including me) are entertained by it. If you don't like it, thats perfectly fine, but don't go judging other people for liking a bit of light hearted frothy TV.”
“Yet its the BBCs biggest Light Entertainment hit since The Voice was launched 6 years ago. And its very much a hark back to the old days of Morecombe and Wise variety shows (bit of comedy, audience interaction, silly games etc....) It's certainly not unique to the 21st Century.
I also think you're confusing opinion with fact. You simply cannot state it isn't 'adequate entertainment' if other people (including me) are entertained by it. If you don't like it, thats perfectly fine, but don't go judging other people for liking a bit of light hearted frothy TV.”
Agree....
Saturday
Family entertainment with Michael McIntyre, featuring performances from singer-songwriter Tom Odell and queen of comedy Sarah Millican. One unsuspecting member of the public gets the surprise of their life when they become the unexpected star of the show, there is new comedy material from Michael himself, and Carol Vorderman hands over her phone in Celebrity Send to All.
Family entertainment with Michael McIntyre, featuring performances from singer-songwriter Tom Odell and queen of comedy Sarah Millican. One unsuspecting member of the public gets the surprise of their life when they become the unexpected star of the show, there is new comedy material from Michael himself, and Carol Vorderman hands over her phone in Celebrity Send to All.
Originally Posted by A.D.P:
“Saturday
Family entertainment with Michael McIntyre, featuring performances from singer-songwriter Tom Odell and queen of comedy Sarah Millican. One unsuspecting member of the public gets the surprise of their life when they become the unexpected star of the show, there is new comedy material from Michael himself, and Carol Vorderman hands over her phone in Celebrity Send to All.”
“Saturday
Family entertainment with Michael McIntyre, featuring performances from singer-songwriter Tom Odell and queen of comedy Sarah Millican. One unsuspecting member of the public gets the surprise of their life when they become the unexpected star of the show, there is new comedy material from Michael himself, and Carol Vorderman hands over her phone in Celebrity Send to All.”
They've lost one viewer here.
Originally Posted by Mou Mou Land:
“They've lost one viewer here.”
“They've lost one viewer here.”
I will still watch, I am not a fan of Sarah, but it will be up to five minutes only.
Originally Posted by A.D.P:
“I will still watch, I am not a fan of Sarah, but it will be up to five minutes only.”
“I will still watch, I am not a fan of Sarah, but it will be up to five minutes only.”
sarahs far funnier then mcintyre...
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