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JP Liz V1

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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Whestsidestory

Not too sure about the kilkenny family, bit forced

SusieBlue

Dale & Dawn are both managers in Penney’s in Cork and every time I see them in there I forget where I recognise them from and say hello to them as if they’re old friends, they must think I’m a right weirdo but I’d say it happens them a lot :pac:

fin12

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Give this a go!

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7wjxkw

Thanks a million for that Freshpopcorn.

freshpopcorn

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Totally agree with you, there's something strange about that new couple, I get the feeling she's definitely the boss in that house, the new group add absolutely nothing, I really miss Tadgh and granny.

Ya, that sounds right.
I’d know of couples very similar to them. He’d be a big GAA fella and she’d be the boss. I couldn’t say I’d relate to them but I’d say more realistic from people I know.

[Deleted User]

jos28 wrote: »

Loving the regulars like John and David - really like them.
Love The McGuffertys, the Limerick Ryans, Dawn and Dale, the Cabra women, the Ardara women. I'm just not enjoying the new Lucan crowd or the Galway couple. The Garda and his family are a bit of craic. They could settle in to it yet.

The Cabra women obviously have to Covid rotate but they are still good fun.

Totally agree with you, there's something strange about that new couple, I get the feeling she's definitely the boss in that house, the new group add absolutely nothing, I really miss Tadgh and granny.

JP Liz V1

cute geoge wrote: »

The gay lad and his friend from Dublin are standing out ,they are both fairly witty and interesting

TBF I thought the Johns were always witty and funny

jos28

Loving the regulars like John and David - really like them.
Love The McGuffertys, the Limerick Ryans, Dawn and Dale, the Cabra women, the Ardara women. I'm just not enjoying the new Lucan crowd or the Galway couple. The Garda and his family are a bit of craic. They could settle in to it yet.

The Cabra women obviously have to Covid rotate but they are still good fun.

freshpopcorn

fin12 wrote: »

Does anyone know where i can watch the cricket player documentary online? Can’t watch bbc online.

Give this a go!

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7wjxkw

fin12

Does anyone know where i can watch the cricket player documentary online? Can’t watch bbc online.

fin12

bertiebomber wrote: »

yes this couple have no humour and are very dated for some reason, the young people and their parents have great humour as do the twins and the cabras but the white guy in his underpants and his friends are very dull he is trying to save it but no humour whatsoever irish humour is very special and the irony is often lost on other nationalities.

We should get a fund me page for him to buy a pants. It’s actually gross, can he not keep his legs together bad enough his wearing an underpants on tv.

fin12

Really don’t like that one who said ur one must be a psychopath cause she’s single. She’s pure ignorant and I’m pretty sure one if not 2 of the girls she does gogglebox with are single.

thesultan

The two sets of Dublin women aren't great

bertiebomber

it was more like a lamb tagine crossed with an irish stew. A morroccan / irish cuisine to fit in with our new 'diverse' irish population. A 'woke' stew for a new generation of wokies who need spices of colour in everything even the humble chip is now a spice bag!!

deisemum

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Was there butternut squash or sweet potatoe too?

Sweet potato

freshpopcorn

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Was there butternut squash or sweet potatoe too?

I think it’s a recipe she tried to make cool in the last few years!

JP Liz V1

yerwanthere123 wrote: »

Cumin, curry powder, tomatoe puree and mango chutney in a lamb 'stew'... dress it up whatever way you like Ms. Berry that's a curry! :eek:

Was there butternut squash or sweet potatoe too?

Thecageyone

cute geoge wrote: »

The gay lad and his friend from Dublin are standing out ,they are both fairly witty and interesting

I didn't like them in previous seasons but in the current line up they are one of the better households, the mother and 2 sons are also usually decent enough and the twins [not been as funny in recent eps] - the rest could all be replaced for next week and I wouldn't care.

Hurrache

bertiebomber wrote: »

the white guy in his underpants and his friends are very dull he is trying to save it but no humour whatsoever irish humour is very special and the irony is often lost on other nationalities.

They're all Irish.

cute geoge

The gay lad and his friend from Dublin are standing out ,they are both fairly witty and interesting

bertiebomber

freshpopcorn wrote: »

It was set set up and didn't happen naturally. He really reminds me of some of the GAA players I know of that era.

yes this couple have no humour and are very dated for some reason, the young people and their parents have great humour as do the twins and the cabras but the white guy in his underpants and his friends are very dull he is trying to save it but no humour whatsoever irish humour is very special and the irony is often lost on other nationalities.

Thecageyone

Really finding this season of it a chore, not really liking any of the families, in fact finding almost all of them really irritating. None of the new families added anything, just more filler

donkeykong5

I dont think the families on the programme are representative of Ireland's population anymore. Whereas the UK one is. Just my opinion.

yerwanthere123

Cumin, curry powder, tomatoe puree and mango chutney in a lamb 'stew'... dress it up whatever way you like Ms. Berry that's a curry! :eek:

freshpopcorn

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

The couple fighting over toothbrushing seemed very staged

It was set set up and didn't happen naturally. He really reminds me of some of the GAA players I know of that era.

JP Liz V1

The couple fighting over toothbrushing seemed very staged

harr

The twins are very quiet this year .. definitely gone down my list of favourites.

JP Liz V1

I hope Mary Berry comes to Cavan to eat with the twins

Thecageyone

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Missing from last year.

"Tadhg and his granny Ettie".
"In the Cooley peninsula" (three 20something lads)
"In Navan, its the Adenuga's".
"In Castleknock, it's friends...." (2 elderly ladies with MDH teapot. Covid cocooning I guess).
Can't remember where from but a 30something married couple, he has a muscular disease. Again probably cocooning.

Think that's all. Anyone else?

The Adenugas had to quit because Yemi [the mother] became a FG councillor, afaik you are not allowed to have any political preference when on the show.

donkeykong5

Glad the cabral girls are still there

Be right back

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Missing from last year.

"Tadhg and his granny Ettie".
"In the Cooley peninsula" (three 20something lads)
"In Navan, its the Adenuga's".
"In Castleknock, it's friends...." (2 elderly ladies with MDH teapot. Covid cocooning I guess).
Can't remember where from but a 30something married couple, he has a muscular disease. Again probably cocooning.

Think that's all. Anyone else?

The last couple are from Cork.