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Those'll do for starters, Merls, but I turn them off the minute I see them, so I don't torture myself with them. Davina McCall must qualify as the Shriek of the Week - I don't know how she manages to squeal so long and loud and not pass out. I also have to turn down that rasping girl on 'Cash in the Attic' - she gets very grating when over-excited by a £3 profit. Unfortunately, it's sometimes difficult to enjoy some programmes because the presenters insist on shrieking and screaming like kids on too many E numbers, and Dan Cruickshank, otherwise an engaging historian, gets on my nerves with his endless semaphoring with his hands. Very distracting from the subject matter.

Fortunately, there are far more people who I DO enjoy seeing on tv than don't!

[QUOTE="krizon, post: 2079304, member: 64950"] Those'll do for starters, Merls, but I turn them off the minute I see them, so I don't torture myself with them. Davina McCall must qualify as the Shriek of the Week - I don't know how she manages to squeal so long and loud and not pass out. I also have to turn down that rasping girl on 'Cash in the Attic' - she gets very grating when over-excited by a £3 profit. Unfortunately, it's sometimes difficult to enjoy some programmes because the presenters insist on shrieking and screaming like kids on too many E numbers, and Dan Cruickshank, otherwise an engaging historian, gets on my nerves with his endless semaphoring with his hands. Very distracting from the subject matter. Fortunately, there are far more people who I DO enjoy seeing on tv than don't! [/QUOTE]

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