Greg
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I remember way back in 2005 when Mikey Mason had curly hair, Peter Simon had his and Peter Sherlock had a full locks down to his shoulders and they were having lots of fun joking and making little sketches and stand-ups. They were giving away bikes and TVs - genuine bargains. I was watching several nights a week looking forward to the entertainment into the wee small hours.
Eighteen months ago, something started to go wrong. Mike Mason disappeared and a lot of the good presenters went too. Suddenly the crappy jewellery started to appear, cheapo trinkets and general tat started to infest the channels. I was still watching, but not so much. I guess it was the car-crash value of presenters beginning to change from casual, funny and entertaining to something a bit scripted and rather wooden.
And today? Mikes back, but he's bald as a coot. Peter Simon is still here, but looks like Friar Tuck and Mr Sherlock, well he shaved all his off. All the presenters seem to have been drilled in the art of cynical salesmen and women, to use every trick in the book to get that sale. It's plagued by endless tacky 'themes' and 'sale' events. I switch it on occasionally but can never watch more that five or ten minutes. The whole thing seems a bit sinister now. The fun and the laughter has gone.
It's such a shame. I used to love Sit-up. Now I just feel sad. :heartbroke:
Eighteen months ago, something started to go wrong. Mike Mason disappeared and a lot of the good presenters went too. Suddenly the crappy jewellery started to appear, cheapo trinkets and general tat started to infest the channels. I was still watching, but not so much. I guess it was the car-crash value of presenters beginning to change from casual, funny and entertaining to something a bit scripted and rather wooden.
And today? Mikes back, but he's bald as a coot. Peter Simon is still here, but looks like Friar Tuck and Mr Sherlock, well he shaved all his off. All the presenters seem to have been drilled in the art of cynical salesmen and women, to use every trick in the book to get that sale. It's plagued by endless tacky 'themes' and 'sale' events. I switch it on occasionally but can never watch more that five or ten minutes. The whole thing seems a bit sinister now. The fun and the laughter has gone.
It's such a shame. I used to love Sit-up. Now I just feel sad. :heartbroke:
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