The Presenters!

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

Yes I like her for the reasons you mention.

 

[Grizelda]

It’s nice to see Julia on over the weekend. I know a lot of folks don’t like her but IMHO she is the most professional of them all. She always gives measurements and if she thinks they’re wrong says so and checks, and most times is correct. Debbie is another one. If a model is a scrawny size 8 and 6ft tall and wearing a maxi dress, Debbie will always say where it would come to on her 5ft 4” size 16.

Most QVC customers are probably not 6' tall and a size small. People probably would not buy the clothes if the models were the average size of UK women.

 

[Battiola73]

My tallest friend is 5ft 6” and she’s a size 16. Most of my friends are around 5ft 4” and anything between a size 16 and a size 30.

 

[alter ego]

I recorded yesterday morning's gift show and have just run through it. I stopped on the lighter as I had considered it so had read the reviews previously.

Ophelia reads out a review. Well, half a review. She read the first part before the reviewer's "but" bit with the most important consideration.

Is this a thing now? Presenters reading out parts of reviews?

 

[alter ego]

Jill Franks on the Elemis 10pm show saying it's hard to get a decent primer. Twice!

I take it she hasn't tried any of the primers QVC sells then.

 

[Battiola73]

Jill Franks on the Elemis 10pm show saying it's hard to get a decent primer. Twice!

I take it she hasn't tried any of the primers QVC sells then.

I think Dulux do a decent primer

 

[Stockton]

Alex on the Apricot show on Sunday. She needs to go. Far too giggly and refers to things no one knows about. Absolutely awful to watch yesterday. Childish and when on with Glen like giggly kids. Restore some professionalism please

 

[Grizelda]

She must be in her 40's but behaves like a badly behaved teenager. She's a joke as a professional tv presenter.

 

[Stockton]

She must be in her 40's but behaves like a badly behaved teenager. She's a joke as a professional tv presenter.

Totally agree

 

[Brissles]

Most female presenters on all channels have the dreaded mermaid extensions, and I think they weaken the brains.

 

[Almerinda]

Alex on the Apricot show on Sunday. She needs to go. Far too giggly and refers to things no one knows about. Absolutely awful to watch yesterday. Childish and when on with Glen like giggly kids. Restore some professionalism please

I usually don't mind Alex or Glen but lately many of the presenters seem to be talking faster and over each other lately and it is really annoying and exhausting to watch. Eilidh Nairn was on with the Glen the other day and they were irritating together too.

I don't mind a bit of back and forth but not when it interferes with the information they are supposed to be providing.

 

[Battiola73]

I’m watching Mr Insincerity on the Centigrade show with Imogen. Nearly passed out with shock as DeborahAnne had a coat on WITH THE BUTTONS DONE UP. I’ve often put the question on the product page asking if the coats do up or if the buttons are just for decoration.

 

[ERICS MUM]

Or a crisp white shirt or a little pump.

I’ve not heard ‘city shorts’ recently. I’ve had a few city breaks this year but forgot to pack my city shorts.

 

[TheFamousGrouse]

I’ve not heard ‘city shorts’ recently. I’ve had a few city breaks this year but forgot to pack my city shorts.

Hope you didn't venture out in knickers, what with your city shorts being conspicuous by their absence.

 

[Grizelda]

Hope you didn't venture out in knickers, what with your city shorts being conspicuous by their absence.

Do you remember when city shorts were called hotpants?

 

[alisonwt]

Do you remember when city shorts were called hotpants?

I thought city shorts were long and more like office wear. Hotpants most definitely would not be worn in the office, they were extremely short shorts. Or so I thought

 

[ERICS MUM]

Hope you didn't venture out in knickers, what with your city shorts being conspicuous by their absence.

I was very trendy for once, in dresses and trainers. Very comfy but not smart, I wouldn’t go out like that at home

 

[Looby Loo]

I thought city shorts were long and more like office wear. Hotpants most definitely would not be worn in the office, they were extremely short shorts. Or so I thought

Yep you are right regarding length

 

[Patsy]

Do you remember when city shorts were called hotpants?

I would call City shorts the kind that some wear with jackets and are longer and more tailored.

 

[Patsy]

I was very trendy for once, in dresses and trainers. Very comfy but not smart, I wouldn’t go out like that at home

I did earlier this year when I fell and tore the tendons in my ankle. Trainers were the only shoes I could get on and I needed a dress as it was ,one of the very few warm days we had this year.