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footcandles wrote: »

theres an Irish version coming this year I hear. should be interesting

http://buzz.ie/pics-tv3-reveal-the-families-starring-in-gogglebox-ireland/

Deirdre O’Kane and Rory Cowan will narrate the TV3 show which premieres on TV3 this Thursday at 9.30pm and will run for 12 weeks

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Badly Drunk Boy

It's a pity about the Lambert Puppet Theatre closing down. They were great tranquilowists.

:pac:

kopite386

I missed it tonight as I watching DIY SOS: Grenfell so will catch up on the player on the way to work tomorrow

freshpopcorn

When that single mother was on all my could say was how does she dress/look after the baby with those nails!

Icsics

Where is the father?

RobertKK

Roxanne is really ugly when I look at her given her carry on in Big Brother. Just a nasty bitch.

freshpopcorn

I loved the comment about Donal Skehan coming out!

RobertKK

This Humpty Dumpty stuff is so funny and weird.

fin12

It’s true what the
At fella from Louth said about depression, nobody can talk about it, I’ve called sick into work claiming I’ve an upset stomach when it’s not, it’s depression/anxiety and feel like I can’t say it.

I have one friend I can talk to but sometimes I still don’t think they get it.

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Sunny Dayz wrote: »

Anyone else find the 3 Louth lads a bit awkward? They were watching the program where suicide in young men was brought up and the guy in the middle said he gave up football because of depression - the two either side of him hardly said a thing and didn't know where to look. Now I don't expect them to get into a great debate about social issues but I would have liked a little discussion between the 3 of them about speaking up, tackling the stigma of mental health issues in men, how it's a problem for their generation etc and to show that young men are trying to turn things around. That clip showed to me that we are a long way off sorting out mental health issues yet.

I don't know what to say. A young man said on TV that he suffered from depression and thats not enough for you. You want a discussion about it on a programme which is light entertainment. The format of the show is brief soundbites and natural reactions from "regular people".

If you want a discussion about depression among young men, I suggest you ring Joe on 1850 715 815.

freshpopcorn

Sunny Dayz wrote: »

Gosh some of the programs they get them to watch for Gogglebox - that painting one and the pimple popper. I presume they get paid for it cos I wouldn't watch that kinda rubbish otherwise.

Anyone else find the 3 Louth lads a bit awkward? They were watching the program where suicide in young men was brought up and the guy in the middle said he gave up football because of depression - the two either side of him hardly said a thing and didn't know where to look. Now I don't expect them to get into a great debate about social issues but I would have liked a little discussion between the 3 of them about speaking up, tackling the stigma of mental health issues in men, how it's a problem for their generation etc and to show that young men are trying to turn things around. That clip showed to me that we are a long way off sorting out mental health issues yet.

You probably get paid something.

I actually thought the Louth lads reaction was kind of a guys thing in general and found it believable. The program is also highly edited so they could have edited a response.

Sunny Dayz

Gosh some of the programs they get them to watch for Gogglebox - that painting one and the pimple popper. I presume they get paid for it cos I wouldn't watch that kinda rubbish otherwise.

Anyone else find the 3 Louth lads a bit awkward? They were watching the program where suicide in young men was brought up and the guy in the middle said he gave up football because of depression - the two either side of him hardly said a thing and didn't know where to look. Now I don't expect them to get into a great debate about social issues but I would have liked a little discussion between the 3 of them about speaking up, tackling the stigma of mental health issues in men, how it's a problem for their generation etc and to show that young men are trying to turn things around. That clip showed to me that we are a long way off sorting out mental health issues yet.

Flippyfloppy

She’s obviously going to be more relaxed and bubbly in her living room with her sons!!!

lertsnim

goochy wrote: »

do you know her ? yes it would be worst if being on the show had gone to her head and she was loud and brash. still love her so

No I do not know her.

goochy

do you know her ? yes it would be worst if being on the show had gone to her head and she was loud and brash. still love her so

lertsnim

goochy wrote: »

as said before met the limerick mum recently - cant really see her in same light now - while she seems nice - shes alot more reserved / quiet in real life - just thought she would be more bubbly

She's reserved and quiet when meeting a stranger. Quite common really.

stargazer 68

goochy wrote: »

as said before met the limerick mum recently - cant really see her in same light now - while she seems nice - shes alot more reserved / quiet in real life - just thought she would be more bubbly

Slightly off topic but look at the Derry Girls - love the programme and hilarious! They are on Ray Darcey's new show and I have seen them interviewed before and they are terrible - no idea what to say without a script.

goochy

as said before met the limerick mum recently - cant really see her in same light now - while she seems nice - shes alot more reserved / quiet in real life - just thought she would be more bubbly

freshpopcorn

LushiousLips wrote: »

I didn't think they changed their couch. I loved it last night. .

Nor do I but some people thought it.

JP Liz V1

donkeykong5 wrote: »

The grufferty family were brilliant last night. Don't know if they have moved house though. Maybe just got a new settee!

I thought they had their house up for sale

I am so not a stalker

LushiousLips

freshpopcorn wrote:

In season one they had a leather yoke and in season two they switched to one of those cushioney one's. The father one was one of those swivel one's. Did they change again?

I didn't think they changed their couch. I loved it last night. My two favs John & David weren't in it too much but had some great one liners.

freshpopcorn

MuffinTop86 wrote: »

The sofa and chair look different too. It’s weird I noticed this.
Just watching it now, the two new women seem grand so far, not acting up to the camera.

In season one they had a leather yoke and in season two they switched to one of those cushioney one's. The father one was one of those swivel one's.
Did they change again?

MuffinTop86

The sofa and chair look different too. It’s weird I noticed this.
Just watching it now, the two new women seem grand so far, not acting up to the camera.

stargazer 68

donkeykong5 wrote: »

MuffinTop86 wrote: »

The Gruffertts have moved house it seems. The daughter looks so grown up!

The grufferty family were brilliant last night. Don't know if they have moved house though. Maybe just got a new settee!

Used to be a door behind them.. Maybe moved furniture around. Can't remember what the outside looked like.

donkeykong5

MuffinTop86 wrote: »

The Gruffertts have moved house it seems. The daughter looks so grown up!

The grufferty family were brilliant last night. Don't know if they have moved house though. Maybe just got a new settee!

MuffinTop86

The Gruffertts have moved house it seems. The daughter looks so grown up!

sporina

i really enjoyed it - l liked the shows they picked as i was able to follow the banter without needing to have seen them - i don't watch a lot of tv really - but was persuaded to give this ago and now i love it - easy fun tv viewing

Mr. CooL ICE

Never thought much of the Louth lads, but thought they were kinda funny last night. Seems like the two on the outside have the middle guy on a constant windup.

stargazer 68

kopite386 wrote: »

I couldn't watch that whole show the painting was nice but by Jesus was it as boring

God they have to watch some s**t
I didn't watch a single programme that was on last night - I definitely wouldn't make a good 'goggleboxer'
Love the 4 girls - not waking up wanting a drink - unless you're on your holidays

JP Liz V1

kopite386 wrote: »

The pope tea cosy :pac: they've replaced Michael Tea Higgins

Is it still Mickey but with Pope's outfit?

Autosport

Samsgirl wrote: »

Loved Dr Pimple Popper!!

I watch that show anyway

I enjoyed tonight’s show and especially where they showed Portlaoise and the postman.