My heart sank last night, I saw an advert for 'Strictly Come Dancing'?

Question

It's coming soon apparently...dear god..not more tedious one liners from Bruce, theatre style boos at the fixed judges, and obvious flirting from the male dancers...

Anyone else dislike this as much as me? Fortunately I’m normally out when it’s on.

Answer 1

I did actually "come" dancing once...

...She was a right dirty girl.pmsl.

EDIT - Where's your vest gone ? I love that vest.

Answer 2

Glad to report i've never seen any of these kind of show's......keeps the hasbeens in work for a wee while though...!

Answer 3

Sank it's bad then if there's a series of it.

Answer 4

The bright point is that Christine Bleakley from the One Show is on it. Cannot wait to see her in some filmy dresses.

Answer 5

Yes i hate it why do they spend all this money on silly shows like this i don't get it.  I mean things are bad enough in the world as it is.  House prices falling, funny out of oil, gas prices going up(in ireland anyway) and global warming, i mean come on OPEN your eyes.  Is it necessary to have all these shows

Answer 6

The day I watch things like this have not come around yet.  

I wonder if one has to be a certain age to watch people trip the light fantastic 'cos I'm no spring chicken.  

Mind you to each their own, and it doesn't say because I don't like these programmes others don't get lots of pleasure from watching them.  Whatever rocks your boat I say.

Hope you are happy today x

Answer 7

If I could afford it, I'd shoot my TV.

Answer 8

hmmm???

Answer 9

cant stand it its the same c**p every year.all the reality shows are rubbish especially big brother.i cant believe we have to pay nearly £150 for a tv licence so they can put all the worst programmes they can find :-)

Answer 10

I avoid them all like the plague.

What I would like is a show called "I'm a Celebrity Making a t**t of Myself", in which all the celebs would be naked, have no props or scripts and be forced to "be entertaining" using nothing but their own wit and bodies.  The public would then vote for the least entertaining celebrity each week, who would be fed to ravenous tigers in a Gladiator style pit.  The last survivor would win an opportunity to freedom by being given a knife and being dumped in Glasgow City Centre at midnight on the final Saturday night.  If s/he makes it home alive, so be it.

That I would watch.

Answer 11

I've never watched it

Answer 12

It's my favourite programme ... cheesy and glitzy, love it. lol

C'mon Jessie and Darren  

Answer 13

These "Strictly Come a Celebrity Skating in the Jungle" programmes are really a waste of electricity.