New BBC Breakfast

prawny
prawny Posts: 5,440
edited April 2012 in The bottom bracket
Is it just me, or is it a bit pap?

Today's the first time I've caught it (theres been a lot of cycling on) used to watch the old one quite a lot and it was great, but the new one just seems a bit ITV. They've started explaining words like we're thick.

Move it back down south I say.

Comments?
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  • p9uma
    p9uma Posts: 565
    prawny wrote:
    Is it just me, or is it a bit pap?

    Today's the first time I've caught it (theres been a lot of cycling on) used to watch the old one quite a lot and it was great, but the new one just seems a bit ITV. They've started explaining words like we're thick.

    Move it back down south I say.

    Comments?

    Switch off the telly, remove plug from wall. Walk away.
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  • team47b
    team47b Posts: 6,425
    p9uma wrote:
    prawny wrote:
    Is it just me, or is it a bit pap?

    Today's the first time I've caught it (theres been a lot of cycling on) used to watch the old one quite a lot and it was great, but the new one just seems a bit ITV. They've started explaining words like we're thick.

    Move it back down south I say.

    Comments?

    Switch off the telly, remove plug from wall. Walk away.


    Nice :D

    TV is stealing your life.

    http://www.whitedot.org/issue/iss_front.asp
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  • rolf_f
    rolf_f Posts: 16,015
    prawny wrote:
    They've started explaining words like we're thick.

    To be fair, they are hardly going to assume people that are watching tv at breakfast are clever :lol:
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  • jordan_217
    jordan_217 Posts: 2,580
    Switch over to Channel 5, watch Bottle Top Bill and then the Mr Men. Sorted.
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  • p9uma
    p9uma Posts: 565
    team47b wrote:
    p9uma wrote:
    prawny wrote:
    Is it just me, or is it a bit pap?

    Today's the first time I've caught it (theres been a lot of cycling on) used to watch the old one quite a lot and it was great, but the new one just seems a bit ITV. They've started explaining words like we're thick.

    Move it back down south I say.

    Comments?

    Switch off the telly, remove plug from wall. Walk away.


    Nice :D

    TV is stealing your life.

    http://www.whitedot.org/issue/iss_front.asp


    Interesting site, I have never seen that before. I hardly ever watch to TV, lots of films on dvd but rarley watch programmes, I think the last thing I saw on telly was the last episode of Top Gear, whenever that was, our telly can go for weeks without being turned on. A bit like my wife really.
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  • msmancunia
    msmancunia Posts: 1,415
    It's always been rubbish. I listen to Radio 4 or 5Live instead. I share an employer with Mr Turnbull so I'm allowed to slag it off.

    He does seem keen on the BBC canteen breakfasts though.
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  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    p9uma wrote:
    Interesting site, I have never seen that before. I hardly ever watch to TV, lots of films on dvd but rarley watch programmes, I think the last thing I saw on telly was the last episode of Top Gear, whenever that was, our telly can go for weeks without being turned on. A bit like my wife really.

    :lol:
  • Pross
    Pross Posts: 43,462
    Particularly bad day to watch though as there was no Sussanah Reid and the delectable Ms Williams is no longer on it as she refused to work in Manchester (sensible as was as lovely ;) )

    That sports presenter they have gets on my nerves. It's still way better than Daybreak though!
  • plowmar
    plowmar Posts: 1,032
    Ms williams ? is that the one that giggles when any one reads the phone book. Imo complete waste of space.

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