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I think if any of these characters had anything approaching a substantial role in their supposed field of expertise, we'd never hear the end of it. The vagueness, and mere label of 'expert' without real qualification, is very revealing. I recall your communication with Jannice Phillips, when she...

It’s quite possible that Caroline performed a number of different roles at Garrard... In any case, her ‘expert’ status is guaranteed at Ideal World. It must be a great honour to be referred to as such, by the likes of Peter Simon, Sally Jacks, etc., all first-class professionals in their own...

He might have the certificate Momma, but has it been properly stamped...

Required reading for all Ideal World presenters...

There's a lot more to Mr Vollebregt than mere art, hoovers, and ladders. Here's a couple of Volaufacts that are likely to confound his critics:- Graduated at the 'Gaiety School of Acting' in Dublin. Was once voted ‘The Sexiest Accent in the British Isles’ on Channel 4’s Richard and Judy show...

Shaun Ryan strikes me as someone who is likely to keep an eye on the comments, especially about himself. He comes in for quite a lot of (deserved) stick on this forum and I suspect he might have grown a little self-conscious about his sob story tales when it comes to flogging the Luggie...

Say what you like about Joe Remblance, the man has an incredible acting range. As well as funny faces and his legendary Peter Simon impression, he also does a very authentic grumpy...

And at the other end of the scale, Peter Simon continues to plumb the depths of 'comedy' in pursuit of sales...

Sally Jacks opened the Wolfang Puck show by describing its inventor as "infamous". I can think of a few presenters deserving of this word, but I'm sure Wolfgang and his device are thoroughly reliable:mysmilie_59: Infamous adjective 1. having an extremely bad reputation: an infamous city...

"...telling us that he is a renowned expert in many aspects of health and fitness and how he has coached and trained people all around the world." There might be some truth in that. I believe his exercise classes have proved very popular...

Don’t be surprised if the moneysupermarket guy doesn’t appear as a future ‘expert’. They would probably refer to him as being a “high profile figure in the financial services industry”.

No idea how these 'experts' are found, but Ideal do seem quite keen on attracting the more, shall we say, flambuoyant characters...

Well spotted. Mr Schaffer certainly has an awful lot to say for himself, although his passion for the peculiar is probably the real deal...

A chap called Gary Schaffer was the guest presenter on the garden furniture show earlier. At one point he said, "I love luxury, who doesn't?" A tough question, but given his love of bonded leather I'd have to say: Shaun Crawley :mysmilie_59:

Having recorded the earlier Luggie show, I was curious to see whether Shaun had any new sorrowful tales involving family members. It didn’t take long before one of his regulars was (metaphorically) wheeled in, and today it was the return of his late father. Holding back the crocodile tears...

If I was going to pay £20 for some clothes pegs, I’d want to see them put through their paces. Big Brodel’s laundry would be a good place to start...

BeefiKeefi and Shaun Ryan are like ships that pass in the night...you'll hardly ever see them together outside of the Ideal World studio

I’ve altered the title and words of the first verse of the Ozzy Osbourne song, “Mr Crowley.” Nothing special, just thought I'd respond to your "you have been noticed" reference regarding Mr Crawley...

For those who are wondering what a Shaun Crawley home makeover might look like...

That Debenhams sofa bed is a dream come true for Mr Crawley. Just add an Ideal memory foam mattress and he'd have the ultimate in luxury and convenience