Lyndsay ...

[TheManWithNoName]

Can't agree with you about Peter Simon, I thought he was bl%%dy awful, no knowledge whatsoever, just reciting meaningless platitudes, all combined with 'ham' acting and using the presenter he was taking over from as his stooge. The channel must have been inundated with complaints, because apart from a recent presenter who lasted all of 5 minutes he was the quickest presenter to depart that I can remember - accompanied by the 'story' that he was only there on a temporary basis, anyway. Yeah. Right. Of course.

I'd say there was nothing much to choose from between Lyndsey and Peter Simon in presenting capabilities (or lack of), but at least she doesn't try to humiliate the outgoing presenter when she takes over.

Not only was Peter Simon bad, not only did he humiliate the presenter before him, not only was he out of his depth, not only did he keep saying not only over and over again............

This clip always made me chuckle. So accurate:

 

[AndyW]

This clip always made me chuckle. So accurate:

Not only £2.99 for four hand towels but also £7.99 postage and also at least £1.50 to order on the telephone

 

[historymystery]

Not only was Peter Simon bad, not only did he humiliate the presenter before him, not only was he out of his depth, not only did he keep saying not only over and over again............

This clip always made me chuckle. So accurate:

I used to loathe James Russell, but he excelled himself here, hilarious.

I was enjoying James Russell's presentation until Pete appeared flogging the green towels - 'The racing green, the warmth of a room, what do we pay for a facecloth, what for a bottle of Dettol'. It's like a word salad coming out of his mouth, and makes about as much sense as a conversation with Kim Jong Un.

 

[TheManWithNoName]

I used to loathe James Russell, but he excelled himself here, hilarious.

I was enjoying James Russell's presentation until Pete appeared flogging the green towels - 'The racing green, the warmth of a room, what do we pay for a facecloth, what for a bottle of Dettol'. It's like a word salad coming out of his mouth, and makes about as much sense as a conversation with Kim Jong Un.

It baffles me how this guy has made a long career out of talking nothing but absolute gibberish - and it baffles me even more that other employers have taken him on, fairly quickly, after his previous channels have gone bust.