thats it, this week I've had enough and I've converted across..
09 September 2010, 08:10 AM
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thats it, this week I've had enough and I've converted across..
to BBC in the morning.
Day Break is just not GMTV.
So, I've swapped sides.
Day Break is just the same as the OneShow.. but on 12hrs earlier. Not really the type of TV I want to watch first thing in a morning.
A great shame, as GMtv had the tottie and the light harded and serious new in the morning.
BBC Breakfast will pick up from where GMTV finish.
Day Break seems more like Tizwas if you ask me
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Day Break is just not GMTV.
So, I've swapped sides.
Day Break is just the same as the OneShow.. but on 12hrs earlier. Not really the type of TV I want to watch first thing in a morning.
A great shame, as GMtv had the tottie and the light harded and serious new in the morning.
BBC Breakfast will pick up from where GMTV finish.
Day Break seems more like Tizwas if you ask me
lol
09 September 2010, 11:27 AM
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09 September 2010, 11:49 AM
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It won't take you long to get fed up with BBC Breakfast. Thursday always seems a slow day in the news so they have the most purile non-news bollux on to fill the gaps.
The financial section is like they've read the Daily Mail and are just regurgitating it - oh noes your house is worth £50 less than it was yesterday, your pension is worthless etc etc.
I recommend turning over to CBBC - Horrible Histories is on in the morning and it might not be current affairs but you'll learn a damn sight more watching that than any of the breakfast shows.
How anyone can watch any ITV breakfast show is beyond me - its like a TV version of Take a Break.
The financial section is like they've read the Daily Mail and are just regurgitating it - oh noes your house is worth £50 less than it was yesterday, your pension is worthless etc etc.
I recommend turning over to CBBC - Horrible Histories is on in the morning and it might not be current affairs but you'll learn a damn sight more watching that than any of the breakfast shows.
How anyone can watch any ITV breakfast show is beyond me - its like a TV version of Take a Break.
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It's nothing like The One Show, they sit on the other side of the sofa, leaning forward and back trying to get comfortable while Adrian steals love sick looks to the Irish WAG.....
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The BBC Breakfast is for the Times readers
The ITV crap is for The Sun readers
I have taken to watching 'Yesterday' in the mornings after I have caught up on the BBC headlines ...... it's good reminising the War Years
The ITV crap is for The Sun readers
I have taken to watching 'Yesterday' in the mornings after I have caught up on the BBC headlines ...... it's good reminising the War Years
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