Who wants to be a millionaire
Also like the new addition of the ask the host lifeline, although don't see the need in the moving the safety net thing...
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Yes, Ricky Holmes has had a shave, a haircut and learned to speak in a Yorkshire accent since his transfer.Manicmania said:Anyone watching this? Quite like Jezza so far - bit Anne Robinson-esque with the put downs instead of the sycophantic Tarrant which kind of breathes a bit of life in what is otherwise a very tired format.
Also like the new addition of the ask the host lifeline, although don't see the need in the moving the safety net thing...6 -
I know they probably didn't want to blow the load on the first night but they could have vetted these contestants a bit - thick as pig shit the lot of them3
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Who wants to be a millionaire?
Start being a billionaire, then buy a football club.0 -
Can't stand him, opinionated buffoon.0
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Rubbish contestants. I remember back at the original series they would regularly get people who won 32-80,000 and those going away with just a grand were few and far between.0
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Like most of these shows any contestant born after 1990 is like Forest Gump on a slow day.
Good luck Jezza. I am sure your usual detractors will be along soon.1 -
University Challenge?soapy_jones said:Like most of these shows any contestant born after 1990 is like Forest Gump on a slow day.
Good luck Jezza. I am sure your usual detractors will be along soon.0 -
Yes. We should all be clones and should be afraid to have opinionsDaarrzzetbum said:Can't stand him, opinionated buffoon.
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Everyone 28 or younger are thick then are they?soapy_jones said:Like most of these shows any contestant born after 1990 is like Forest Gump on a slow day.
Good luck Jezza. I am sure your usual detractors will be along soon.1 -
I don't like that prick ClarksonDaarrzzetbum said:Can't stand him, opinionated buffoon.
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JC is alright as far as enemies of all things holy go0
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Is that the one where you have to push the counters over the moving shelves?Stig said:
University Challenge?soapy_jones said:Like most of these shows any contestant born after 1990 is like Forest Gump on a slow day.
Good luck Jezza. I am sure your usual detractors will be along soon.2 -
That description covers the majority of TV personalities.Daarrzzetbum said:Can't stand him, opinionated buffoon.
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Christ they've got some dum dums on haven't they
Ricky Holmes was buggered from the start0 -
Far too slow moving for me, and the contestants hardly had a brain cell between them.0
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Much prefered CT0
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In which county is Blackpool?
what the shining fuck?
How JC avoided ripping the piss out of the dullard is beyond me.
"I'm not from round here" no shit.0 -
Will this make Muzza another fortune and allow him to buy out Roland (as long as he remembers to settle the debt to himself and his former-ask-a-friends first??)Manicmania said:Anyone watching this? Quite like Jezza so far - bit Anne Robinson-esque with the put downs instead of the sycophantic Tarrant which kind of breathes a bit of life in what is otherwise a very tired format.
Also like the new addition of the ask the host lifeline, although don't see the need in the moving the safety net thing...0 -
do you think Richard Murray is collecting royalties on this show?0
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Think every contestant so far has been exceptionally dopey! Not knowing the simplest of answers is one thing, but more than a few not even using all their lifelines and recklessly guessing questions when they should be taking the money and running... and then predictably losing thousands! It's like they have forgotten how the show works.
Still liking Jezza as host although he seems to have turned back the dial a bit on the sarcasm and put downs etc the last few shows which is a bit of a shame as that was what made the show stand out and made it more interesting on the first night for me.
As for Murray... well I don't think it is doing that well in the ratings, I think I read around 4M which is still pretty ok these days with so much to chose from but only about a third of it's heyday so probably not making the same kind of advertising dough as before! Also i'm pretty sure they made most of the money from flogging the international rights anyway more than the UK show although I stand to be corrected on that.0 - Sponsored links:
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Jez still needs to get the knack that tarrant had and leaning back in his chair and saying “.. why do you think that?” After they say final answer and then watching them splutter and shit themselves about a pretty simple question was quality tv.0
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What a twat.
Question An Ibex is what wild animal (i thought it was quite easy thats its a goat)
The bloke said deer, jeremy who said he knew the answer said thats the correct answer you have just won £32,000.
Then had to say oh no it was wrong and you have lost £15,000.7 -
An ibex is a goat, never heard of an ipex.0
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How the F***k can outcorrect change ibex to ipex wtf is ipex lolhappyvalley said:An ibex is a goat, never heard of an ipex.
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everyone knows that without even phoning a friend.0 -
Jeremy Clarkson on bus lanes......
“Why do poor people have to get to places faster than me”.
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Clarkson has been brilliant. Thoroughly enjoyed this week.1
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I thought it was a deer - would have lost the dosh too. Thought Clarkson did a good job, but a good way to keep it fresh would be to keep changing presenters.0
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It’s certainly not a goat....it’s a species of deer.happyvalley said:An ibex is a goat, never heard of an ipex.
There is however a species of Mountain Goat called Alpine Ibex.
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it's 100% a type of goat look it up! If you look at a picture of one it is obvious as well.
Alpine ibex (Capra ibex)
Nubian ibex (Capra nubiana)
Spanish ibex (Capra pyrenaica)
Siberian ibex (Capra sibirica)
Walia ibex (Capra walie)
All goats0
