Canis Lupus wrote: » The stupid warbling they have to put into each song to show off their 'vocal range' makes me want to break stuff if I happen to be in earshot of it and how everything is treated like it's the most....important.....moment.....of.....their.....lives..... (despite the fact that they'll go on tour with the show for a bit and then be thrown on the trash heap) and how each contestant has a parent with 5 kinds of cancer who is also in a wheelchair and runs an orphanage for blind kids and they're doing it for them so they can be proud. Clearly I have issues with that show.....
BurnUp78 wrote: » I honestly find the ones on discovery/history channel the worst because they are presented as real but are obviously heavily staged/scripted. I hated flicking onto nat geo wild and instead of a lion documentary they show ****e like fish tank kings.
jamesbere wrote: » Or finding bigfoot, how that was ever aired is beyond me
Candie wrote: » Top Gear PM's Q's 6 o'clock news Current Affairs programs University Challenge Documentaries Cookery shows etc, etc, All also reality shows. There's a vast gulf between the best and the worst, a single judgement doesn't apply to them all.
AMKC wrote: » Really are peoples life's that sad that they have nothing better to do than watch that crap. We are in the golden age of TV. There is loads of great TV out there to watch loads of great shows. So why waste your time watching some z list so called celebrity or a nobody doing feck all on a cheap reality show just so they can get 15 seconds of fame. I for one can't stand these shows and certainly do not have time to waste watching them. I don't even have the time to watch all the great shows I want to watch but the time I do have I prefer to either be watching a good show on the TV or a good film at home or in the cinema.
9or10 wrote: » Some of the programmes some people watch are cheap mindless dross. Last year we had a lot of capital shoite going on. Watching Coach Trip Road to Marbs (I think) was 30 minutes of peace and chill time. Now I'm an absolute sucker for all Coach Trips. So I absolve everyone else. Oh yeah, I also watch the Bear (I'm a total knob) Gryllis island thing .
Lorelli! wrote: » I don't understand how one's like the X- Factor are still going. It's the same thing over and over.
CelticRambler wrote: » So is soccer! Haven't had a telly for 25 years, but occasionally get to stay somewhere that does have one. Last week, the top story (on all the news programmes) was some fella picking bits of paper out of a bowl that would decide who'd play whom in some game some time in the future ... Does that count as reality TV?
AMKC wrote: Really are peoples life's that sad that they have nothing better to do than watch that crap. We are in the golden age of TV. There is loads of great TV out there to watch loads of great shows. So why waste your time watching some z list so called celebrity or a nobody doing feck all on a cheap reality show just so they can get 15 seconds of fame. I for one can't stand these shows and certainly do not have time to waste watching them. I don't even have the time to watch all the great shows I want to watch but the time I do have I prefer to either be watching a good show on the TV or a good film at home or in the cinema.
Wanderer78 wrote: » 'Golden age of tv', I think not! Majority of content is pure drivel, designed to subdue us, a marketing tool to control us, to convince us to continually consume, it's all good for us, apparently, and good for our planet, but truthfully, it's really not, in fact it's bloody terrible for us in many ways. Turn off the tv, there's better things to be doing