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Who would be the WORST possible replacement for Brucie?? |
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Surely it can only get better after Forsyth.
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Is this question limited to realistic possiblities? Because otherwise it is a huge open-ended questions.
![]() Worst replacements: George W Bush (he's on the dole soon) Kim Jong-il Anyone who doesn't speak English |
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Hey, I'd far rather have Dubya than James Jordan. In fact, I think Dubya would be quite charming!
But I'd choose Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun over James any day of the week. You could say I don't much like him. And I do know THEY'RE dead. And I still prefer them! |
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James Jordan as he has all the charm of an ear infection!!
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Anton du Beke (cringe
)Dale Winton (the show's camp enough already) Jonathan Ross (with our marvellous band...four poofs and a piano) Vernon Kay (him and Tess don't suit the show together) Michael Barrymore (alwight? Er, no) |
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Jeremy Clarkson
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Richard Madeley. Or Ben Shepherd. Or Kate Thornton.
Best replacement I can think of for Bruce would be Brian Conley. |
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Jeremy Clarkson
![]() Although he would soon sort out the bickering judges. Actually... maybe I'd like him to do it. For comedy value. Hahaha!(In all honestly I think they're gearing up Anton Du Beke to take over from Brucie when the time comes!) |
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Rusell Brand and Jonathan Ross, with Richard Madeley presenting It Takes Two.
I shouldnt imagine half of you had heard or even seen Russell Brand before the phone business. |
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Wogan would be the worst. Please not another mumble-bumbler who loves himself too much. Yuk !!
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Three to consider:
Paxman. Clarkson. Johnny Rotten. |
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Russell would actually be good I think. He's a nice guy, he gets all enthusiastic about things and he'd make the celebrities feel comfortable.
bad ones... Richard Littlejohn, Jeremy Clarkson, Nick Griffin etc. the thought
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Dale Winton *shudders*.
If ever the show is going to end however (perish the thought =D), bring in Clarkson. He'd slaughter the whole thing in five minutes, it'd be like a glorious train wreck. An incredibly melodramatic end to a brilliant show. |
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Who would be the worst possible replacement for Brucie?
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How about: -
Kerry Katona!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ![]() ![]() Over to you..................... Let your imagination run riot. JJ I'd be terrible, really
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Vernon Kay.
Just imagine how simpering it would get. |
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Jimmy Tarbuck, same old school humour that requires sky plussing
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Jim Davidson.
He's so dated it's cringe-worthy. There's really no place for him on present day television any longer. |
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Alan Titchmarsh - he'd send us all to sleep!
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Tess
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Younger than Brucie I believe that Richard Whiteley would be somewhat less animated - and Carol Voodoowoman could do the scoring.
Could change the style with Gary Lineker and Alan Hansen. How about replacing Tess with a cardboard cut out (improvement) or the other extreme, Vanessa Feltz. Seriously though, there were already some pretty horrifying suggestions and of these, if Graham Snorton was to get the gig, I will sadly wave goodbye. ![]() ![]()
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[quote=elkay;29065820]Younger than Brucie I believe that Richard Whiteley would be somewhat less animated - and Carol Voodoowoman could do the scoring.
QUOTE] One of my mates met Richard Whately and apparently he was really creepy. |
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Had the 'pleasure' of spending a fair bit of time with Richard Whitley and yes, he was full of himself. One of the girls he was chasing at Yorkshire Television bumped into him in the car park and he said 'if you were sleeping with me, you'd be wearing a mink coat.' Quick as a flash, she said 'if I were sleeping with you i'd be wearing a disguise!!' Lovely.
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