TV people who get on your thruppenny's for whatever spurious reason

[welsh dragon]

Richard and Judy

 

[jayonabike]

Noel Edmonds and that opening boxes show. What a ****.

 

[ColinJ]

one thing that gets my goat is something you see all the time on Match of the Day and in football matches....Over elaborate goal celebrations....I saw an example last night watching a nobber scoring a goal then running about with his thumb in his mouth pretending to be a baby....what a nobber.....whats wrong with a quick handshake and well done re-spot the ball and get on with the game...God knows what great old school managers like Shankly,Stein and Clough would think? but I think we all do

The high-5s in volleyball or doubles tennis every time a point is scored really wind me up. Ooh, they missed - high-5! Ooh, we got another point - high-5! Wow, you knocked it back over the net - high-5! Aaaaaaaaaaaargh!

 

[ColinJ]

Thank god they're not on telly any more

After seven years at Channel Four, Richard and Judy began hosting a topical prime-time chat show on UKTV's brand new digital channel, Watch.

From 7 October 2008, Richard and Judy’s New Position was broadcast on weeknights at 8.00 pm. The show attracted very low viewing figures, with only 200,000 people for the first episode, and 53,000 for the second. Viewing figures consistently fell, eventually reaching just 11,000 viewers; their Channel 4 programme had seen figures as high as 2.5 million.

Consequently, on 8 May 2009 it was announced that the show would end in July, the presenters claiming in a statement that viewers "simply couldn't find us".

How the mighty are fallen!

Judy Finnegan: I feared Richard was about to die in a violent fit 1 Sep 2013 00:00

The TV presenter said she thought her husband was having a stroke as he lay thrashing and screaming in distress.

Judy Finnigan has told how she feared husband Richard Madeley was dying as he woke her one night suffering a violent fit.

The TV presenter, 65, said she thought Richard, 57, was having a stroke as he lay thrashing and screaming in distress at their villa in the south of France.

She said: “I thought, what in God’s name is this – am I losing him? It was terrifying. I thought that was it.”

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[Peteaud]

Pro scousers like Tarby and Cilla black who witter on about how good liverpool is and live in Denham, Bucks.

 

[stephec]

Noel Edmonds and that opening boxes show. What a ****.

My blood pressure's just gone through the roof when I read this.

My wife used to watch this until I banned it one day after it featured a young lad who obviously had some form of mental handicap - what would have been refered to in the old days as, "being a bit slow."

Now part of the game is putting the contestants under pressure in their decision making, but he clearly couldn't cope with this and was in tears, and looked as if he might have a panic attack at any moment.

There's no way he should have been exploited for so called entertainment, and if it was possible for me to have climbed in to the TV then Noel would have been found in a large pool of his own blood.

So for me he will always be a bearded knob cheese.

 

[User6179]

Alan Carr , talks utter Pish , even more so than Jonathon Ross

 

[Herbie]

goalie in a flat cap, cup of tea and a woodbine at half time. Wooden rattles, thruppence ha'penny to get in..... ;-)

now yer talkin' :-)

 

[Chromatic]

Paul Merton

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Polly "Pro Simperer" Evans off the BBC South East news team.

 

[Christopher]

Jeni Bond. What is with royal correspondents? She seems to think she is royalty and that newsreaders should bow their heads when they dare speak to her.

 

[slowwww]

David Attenborough. Needy, aggressive, petulent, shouty, thick................hold on, I might be thinking of the wrong person ........

 

[welsh dragon]

John mccrerick ex horse pundit. Horrible man

 

[Jefferson Meriwether]

Julia Bradbury

You've gone down ever so slightly in my estimation Rocky. That there Julia is adorable I think. There isn't any TV person that gets on my thruppeny, but then I hardly ever watch telly.

 

[Jefferson Meriwether]

Ha ha ha.....I'm happy to watch her but it's her voice that annoys me

Her voice doesn't bother me personally but I can see how it annoys other people