Mel & Sue

Wrong-Direction · Feb 12, 2015

Has anyone else been unfortunate enough to catch a glimpse of this?
What the f*** was ITV thinking giving these two disgraces of TV presenters their own show!!? Utter utter shite, I put them both on par with Miranda for the most annoying women on television.[emoji109]
Rant over[emoji36]

SAC · Feb 12, 2015

Not seen their chat show, nor seen it advertised. When is it on?

I quite like them on Bake Off and the Mekong River programme with one of them was interesting.

Return of the Rev · Feb 12, 2015

Wrong-Direction said:
Has anyone else been unfortunate enough to catch a glimpse of this?
What the f*** was ITV thinking giving these two disgraces of TV presenters their own show!!? Utter utter shite, I put them both on par with Miranda for the most annoying women on television.[emoji109]
Rant over[emoji36]

Said the exact same thing to the wife 5 minutes ago but my guilty pleasure is miranda,she makes me giggle :blush:

The Fifth Column · Feb 12, 2015

I imagine the same women who watch these two will be eagerly flicking their beans to the Fifty shades of grey movie out this week. They appeal to middle class mumsies with little danger or stress in their lives apart from where to park the Range rover on the school run.

Edit ** What are these bizarre links inserting themselves into my posts

Foul Play Rocks · Feb 12, 2015

I had a hernia op yesterday and when I was taken back to the ward that crap was on the telly. Despite my discomfort and drowsiness I had to get out of bed and switch it off. Luckily I was the only one there but I couldn't have lay there having those two prattle on.

Tricky Dicky · Feb 12, 2015

To be fair, it's on ITV so nobody is ever likely to see it.

Hamilton · Feb 12, 2015

Miranda is brilliant.

How Mel & Sue ever got on TV I don't know. Painfully bad in my humble opinion.

Codner pharmaceuticals · Feb 12, 2015

Foul Play Rocks said:
I had a hernia op yesterday and when I was taken back to the ward that crap was on the telly. Despite my discomfort and drowsiness I had to get out of bed and switch it off. Luckily I was the only one there but I couldn't have lay there having those two prattle on.

Ironically I first watched Miranda after I was waking up from my hernia op. They don't tell you about the swollen balls...

Triggaaar · Feb 12, 2015

I like Mel and Sue. I haven't seen the show, and it wouldn't surprise me if it's no good though, as there's more to a good show than the quality of the hosts.

Steve in Japan · Feb 12, 2015

The show in question is sh1te, even by daytime standards.

Foul Play Rocks · Feb 12, 2015

Codner pharmaceuticals said:
Ironically I first watched Miranda after I was waking up from my hernia op. They don't tell you about the swollen balls...

They did at Uckfield hospital. They went on to warn me about the possibility of a shrunken testicle which if it happens would be permanent. They sure know how to put your mind at ease before going under the knife.

Foul Play Rocks · Feb 12, 2015

Codner pharmaceuticals said:
Ironically I first watched Miranda after I was waking up from my hernia op. They don't tell you about the swollen balls...

They did at Uckfield hospital. They went on to warn me about the possibility of a shrunken testicle which if it happens would be permanent. They sure know how to put your mind at ease before going under the knife.

essbee · Feb 12, 2015

Better than paying the BBC though for the same crap.

Mind you - there's some sh*te on that as well.

Bry Nylon · Feb 12, 2015

I haven't had the misfortune to see this programme, but like the majority of day time televison output I assume it is targeted at people who have suffered some sort of serious head injury.

BensGrandad · Feb 12, 2015

Absolute rubbish for afternoon tv. A lot of screaming and shouting and no entertainment. It is that bad that Jeremy Kyle is probably more entertaining.

Czechmate · Feb 12, 2015

Crap show , I would put in on par with 'lose women'

drew · Feb 12, 2015

Horses for courses. They do all right on the GBBO but a chat show doesn't suit them at all. Only seen one and that had Michael Palin and he looked embarrassed by their attempts at humour.

Pavilionaire · Feb 12, 2015

Never mind Mel and Sue, who remembers Mel and Kim? Sisters. Phwoarrr!

melias shoes · Feb 12, 2015

The Fifth Column said:
I imagine the same women who watch these two will be eagerly flicking their beans to the Fifty shades of grey movie out this week. They appeal to middle class mumsies with little danger or stress in their lives apart from where to park the Range rover on the school run.

Edit ** What are these bizarre links inserting themselves into my posts

I doubt middle class mumsies watch that shite. They're watching desperate housewives and towie. Agree with you about 50 shades though.

driller · Feb 12, 2015

I hate the way they are classed as ' comedians'

Never had that phrase been used so out of context;
( except maybe Lenny Henry or Ken dodd).

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