Haven't seen him presenting before. Will be interesting to see how he does, seems ok so far.
Ore is presenting This Morning with Holly
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Originally Posted by hannah:
“He is doing a very good job I think”
“He is doing a very good job I think”
Certainly is
Competent and human.
Watch out Phillip Schofield! Ore Oduba stands-in on This Morning and viewers demand he becomes a regular presenter
Ore Oduba was standing in for the 54-year-old presenter and hosted the show alongside Holly Willoughby
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/w...ld-ore-9325020
Strictly Come Dancing's Ore Oduba makes his This Morning debut and sends Twitter into a frenzy
STRICTLY Come Dancing's Ore Oduba made has made his presenting debut on This Morning and viewers have revealed what they think of his appearance on the show.
http://www.ok.co.uk/tv/this-morning/...-a-frenzy-fans
Ore Oduba was standing in for the 54-year-old presenter and hosted the show alongside Holly Willoughby
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/w...ld-ore-9325020
Strictly Come Dancing's Ore Oduba makes his This Morning debut and sends Twitter into a frenzy
STRICTLY Come Dancing's Ore Oduba made has made his presenting debut on This Morning and viewers have revealed what they think of his appearance on the show.
http://www.ok.co.uk/tv/this-morning/...-a-frenzy-fans
Originally Posted by Uafasach:
“He's quite relaxed at it, it's definitely something that comes naturally to him.”
“He's quite relaxed at it, it's definitely something that comes naturally to him.”
that's his job, he is a presenter, nothing new for him. good timing though votes falling for Strictly, must have a good agent.
Originally Posted by Tinkle:
“that's his job, he is a presenter, nothing new for him. good timing though votes falling for Strictly, must have a good agent.”
“that's his job, he is a presenter, nothing new for him. good timing though votes falling for Strictly, must have a good agent.”
That's what I was thinking too.
It's all part of his "career development."
Someone at the BBC a while back might have decided he had potential, but if he were to attract television viewers, his profile needed to be raised.
That's why he is doing Strictly.
I did say at the beginning of Strictly, that his inclusion, though he be relatively unknown, (I'd never heard of him) that this was likely to happen.
Maybe ITV made him a better offer than the BBC, or maybe he has no contract with them, which seems strange.
They were also trying to make Naga "more viewer friendly," that's why she was in it. Unfortunately, it didn't work. In the earlier stages when popularity is more important than being an improving dancer, she obviously wasn't.
They might have had similar plans for Laura, though there again, it might have been a case of inviting someone from "the opposition," to deflect any criticisms of bias.
Although she has worked for the BBC, she's probably freelance.
If she'd proved popular, they might have offered her a job, this still might happen
Still, "one out of three ain't bad."
You can't beat an appearance on Strictly, as an opportunity for improving your "market value."
Someone at the BBC a while back might have decided he had potential, but if he were to attract television viewers, his profile needed to be raised.
That's why he is doing Strictly.
I did say at the beginning of Strictly, that his inclusion, though he be relatively unknown, (I'd never heard of him) that this was likely to happen.
Maybe ITV made him a better offer than the BBC, or maybe he has no contract with them, which seems strange.
They were also trying to make Naga "more viewer friendly," that's why she was in it. Unfortunately, it didn't work. In the earlier stages when popularity is more important than being an improving dancer, she obviously wasn't.
They might have had similar plans for Laura, though there again, it might have been a case of inviting someone from "the opposition," to deflect any criticisms of bias.
Although she has worked for the BBC, she's probably freelance.
If she'd proved popular, they might have offered her a job, this still might happen
Still, "one out of three ain't bad."
You can't beat an appearance on Strictly, as an opportunity for improving your "market value."
Originally Posted by hannah:
“He is doing a very good job I think”
“He is doing a very good job I think”
Way too late for me to see, but I did enjoy him in Rio at the Olympics.
He seemed 'easy to watch' - assume he was the same today?
Originally Posted by Doghouse Riley:
“It's all part of his "career development."
Someone at the BBC a while back must have decided he had potential, but if he were to attract television viewers, his profile needed to be raised.
That's why he is doing Strictly.
I did say at the beginning of Strictly, that his inclusion, though he be relatively unknown, (I'd never heard of him) that this was likely to happen.
They were also trying to make Naga "more viewer friendly," that's why she was in it. Unfortunately, it didn't work. In the earlier stages when popularity is more important than being an improving dancer, she obviously wasn't.
They might have had similar plans for Laura, though there again, it might have been a case of inviting someone from "the opposition," to deflect any criticisms of bias.
Although she has worked for the BBC, she's probably freelance.
If she'd proved popular, they might have offered her a job, this still might happen
Still, "one out of three ain't bad."
You can't beat an appearance on Strictly, as an opportunity for improving your "market value."”
“It's all part of his "career development."
Someone at the BBC a while back must have decided he had potential, but if he were to attract television viewers, his profile needed to be raised.
That's why he is doing Strictly.
I did say at the beginning of Strictly, that his inclusion, though he be relatively unknown, (I'd never heard of him) that this was likely to happen.
They were also trying to make Naga "more viewer friendly," that's why she was in it. Unfortunately, it didn't work. In the earlier stages when popularity is more important than being an improving dancer, she obviously wasn't.
They might have had similar plans for Laura, though there again, it might have been a case of inviting someone from "the opposition," to deflect any criticisms of bias.
Although she has worked for the BBC, she's probably freelance.
If she'd proved popular, they might have offered her a job, this still might happen
Still, "one out of three ain't bad."
You can't beat an appearance on Strictly, as an opportunity for improving your "market value."”
Tru dat
! Anyway, I can't imagine Ore would have been top of the list as a stand in prior to Strictly. Jay McGuinness went from some guy from a boyband to lead role in Big The Musical, Tom Chambers parlayed his Strictly win into a West End lead and it's increased the profile of a lot of contestants. Strictly is a great shop window.
Originally Posted by NotaTypo:
“Tru dat! Anyway, I can't imagine Ore would have been top of the list as a stand in prior to Strictly. Jay McGuinness went from some guy from a boyband to lead role in Big The Musical, Tom Chambers parlayed his Strictly win into a West End lead and it's increased the profile of a lot of contestants. Strictly is a great shop window.”
“Tru dat
! Anyway, I can't imagine Ore would have been top of the list as a stand in prior to Strictly. Jay McGuinness went from some guy from a boyband to lead role in Big The Musical, Tom Chambers parlayed his Strictly win into a West End lead and it's increased the profile of a lot of contestants. Strictly is a great shop window.”
What I can't understand why he's working for ITV. He may be freelance, or even under contract to the BBC, so they might be "lending him out" for a while, then drag him back for something similar and some ITV viewers with him?
They aren't always daft, the BBC.
Originally Posted by Fairytootoo:
“Way too late for me to see, but I did enjoy him in Rio at the Olympics.
He seemed 'easy to watch' - assume he was the same today?”
“Way too late for me to see, but I did enjoy him in Rio at the Olympics.
He seemed 'easy to watch' - assume he was the same today?”
Yes he was, very relaxed and easy going, one of the better stand ins they have had
I didnt think he was very good with spur of the moment quips, not as good as Phillip, Rylan or Eamon
But it was hs first time
He mentioned his wife quite a few times in different segments maybe he was trying to appeal to the lonley wives
He is so much better following a script
But it was hs first time
He mentioned his wife quite a few times in different segments maybe he was trying to appeal to the lonley wives
He is so much better following a script
Originally Posted by slappers r us:
“I didnt think he was very good with spur of the moment quips, not as good as Phillip, Rylan or Eamon
But it was hs first time
He mentioned his wife quite a few times in different segments maybe he was trying to appeal to the lonley wives
He is so much better following a script”
“I didnt think he was very good with spur of the moment quips, not as good as Phillip, Rylan or Eamon
But it was hs first time
He mentioned his wife quite a few times in different segments maybe he was trying to appeal to the lonley wives
He is so much better following a script”
Perhaps Tess has been teaching him?
They cut to Loose Women to find out what the programme was about. Ore immediately asked when he'd be getting an invite onto the show. They replied he could come any time. So he may be making an appearance on that show.
Guess he doesn't need much to time to learn the new dance if he can appear on This Morning! Are these dance routines that easy they don't need much learning?
Originally Posted by digitalspyfan1:
“Guess he doesn't need much to time to learn the new dance if he can appear on This Morning! Are these dance routines that easy they don't need much learning?”
“Guess he doesn't need much to time to learn the new dance if he can appear on This Morning! Are these dance routines that easy they don't need much learning?”
It took a few hours of his morning up and he said he was straight off to practice
Originally Posted by digitalspyfan1:
“Guess he doesn't need much to time to learn the new dance if he can appear on This Morning! Are these dance routines that easy they don't need much learning?”
“Guess he doesn't need much to time to learn the new dance if he can appear on This Morning! Are these dance routines that easy they don't need much learning?”
I am @ work so haven't seen it. Even if I was @home wouldn't have watched it. Can't stand HW. I am surprised he is doing this now, when it's so competetive. May be he knows his card is marked, may be he is not doing the tour, who knows??.
Glad the viewers liked him, hope they vote for him.
He is already a presenter???
He is a sports presenter on BBC Breakfast as well as presenting other programmes.
I am somewhat confused as to why this appears to be 'news'??
Am I missing something?
He is a sports presenter on BBC Breakfast as well as presenting other programmes.
I am somewhat confused as to why this appears to be 'news'??
Am I missing something?
Originally Posted by Pontywarrior:
“He is already a presenter???
He is a sports presenter on BBC Breakfast as well as presenting other programmes.
I am somewhat confused as to why this appears to be 'news'??
Am I missing something?”
“He is already a presenter???
He is a sports presenter on BBC Breakfast as well as presenting other programmes.
I am somewhat confused as to why this appears to be 'news'??
Am I missing something?
”
Presenter does job! Not exactly headline stuff, is it? But then we do have a host of people on record on this forum as not knowing who he was despite being on every single night of the Olympics so, well, you know!
Originally Posted by Pontywarrior:
“He is already a presenter???
He is a sports presenter on BBC Breakfast as well as presenting other programmes.
I am somewhat confused as to why this appears to be 'news'??
Am I missing something?”
“He is already a presenter???
He is a sports presenter on BBC Breakfast as well as presenting other programmes.
I am somewhat confused as to why this appears to be 'news'??
Am I missing something?
”
His fans may have been interested to know he was appearing on a different show, and may have missed it otherwise - hence the thread.
Originally Posted by digitalspyfan1:
“Guess he doesn't need much to time to learn the new dance if he can appear on This Morning! Are these dance routines that easy they don't need much learning?”
“Guess he doesn't need much to time to learn the new dance if he can appear on This Morning! Are these dance routines that easy they don't need much learning?”
He's doing his job, like most of the contestants do, when taking part in Strictly. Rob's still filming for Judge Rinder most days, and only really gets to practice of an evening, I understand. Claudia's splitting her time between gymnastics training and Strictly training. Ed's still overseeing things at Norwich City, and as we're in the midst of Football seasons probably has plenty of meetings to go to, as well as promoting his book.
Celebs can't be expected to spend all day locked in the training room for a 13 week competition at the expensive of their careers they've spent their adult lives committed to.
Originally Posted by Doghouse Riley:
“It's all part of his "career development."
Someone at the BBC a while back might have decided he had potential, but if he were to attract television viewers, his profile needed to be raised.
That's why he is doing Strictly.
I did say at the beginning of Strictly, that his inclusion, though he be relatively unknown, (I'd never heard of him) that this was likely to happen.
Maybe ITV made him a better offer than the BBC, or maybe he has no contract with them, which seems strange.
They were also trying to make Naga "more viewer friendly," that's why she was in it. Unfortunately, it didn't work. In the earlier stages when popularity is more important than being an improving dancer, she obviously wasn't.
They might have had similar plans for Laura, though there again, it might have been a case of inviting someone from "the opposition," to deflect any criticisms of bias.
Although she has worked for the BBC, she's probably freelance.
If she'd proved popular, they might have offered her a job, this still might happen
Still, "one out of three ain't bad."
You can't beat an appearance on Strictly, as an opportunity for improving your "market value."”
“It's all part of his "career development."
Someone at the BBC a while back might have decided he had potential, but if he were to attract television viewers, his profile needed to be raised.
That's why he is doing Strictly.
I did say at the beginning of Strictly, that his inclusion, though he be relatively unknown, (I'd never heard of him) that this was likely to happen.
Maybe ITV made him a better offer than the BBC, or maybe he has no contract with them, which seems strange.
They were also trying to make Naga "more viewer friendly," that's why she was in it. Unfortunately, it didn't work. In the earlier stages when popularity is more important than being an improving dancer, she obviously wasn't.
They might have had similar plans for Laura, though there again, it might have been a case of inviting someone from "the opposition," to deflect any criticisms of bias.
Although she has worked for the BBC, she's probably freelance.
If she'd proved popular, they might have offered her a job, this still might happen
Still, "one out of three ain't bad."
You can't beat an appearance on Strictly, as an opportunity for improving your "market value."”
You make very good points.
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