Worst TV program for time wasting
Worst TV program for time wasting
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Adrian W

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15,061 posts

251 months

Saturday 8th January 2022
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The amount of time wasting in the wheel is unbelievable, the program could be over in half the time, then there’s House of games, and then all of the programs that recap the whole program every ten minutes.

Which one is the worst

Edited by Adrian W on Monday 10th January 08:08

scooby1994

148 posts

151 months

Saturday 8th January 2022
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got to be homes under the hammer

Ivo Shandor

53,012 posts

206 months

Saturday 8th January 2022
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Worst programme is Coach Trip, a quarter of it is what just happened/what happens next.

aponting389

747 posts

201 months

Saturday 8th January 2022
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The curse of oak island

RobbieTheTruth

2,817 posts

142 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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The Masked Singer.

Should just be like Through the Keyhole.

Someone sings, panel have a guess, then it's revealed.

Bright Halo

3,823 posts

258 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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aponting389 said:
The curse of oak island
How on earth have they managed to make series after series of nothing being discovered, and who bothers watching it?

essayer

10,341 posts

217 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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any of those “most dramatic escape” type programs where they construct a ten minute segment around a 10 second portrait iPhone video and an interview with the person who filmed it

Twig62

761 posts

119 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Four In A Bed. There must be a maximum of 10 minutes of actual programme in each episode, the rest is just recapping of what has already been shown !

Truckosaurus

12,886 posts

307 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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The show 'Pointless' must have the lowest questions per minute ratio of any serious quiz.

Vasco

18,009 posts

128 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Amazed that anybody is watching these rubbish programmes in order to comment!

Aren't they all looking hopeless before you even tune in?

Radec

5,376 posts

70 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Ramsey's kitchen nightmares used to be bad for it.

valiant

13,245 posts

183 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Ice road truckers and those of a similar vein were quite bad.

Intro tells us what’s going to happen, then loads of faux peril then maybe a few minutes of driving before telling us what’s going to happen after the break and then when we’re back from the ad break, a recap of what’s just happened.

Add in the final few minutes of what’s going to happen in next weeks episode and we’re just left with some driver making it out his depot before we’re in episode 2.

Ivo Shandor

53,012 posts

206 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Twig62 said:
Four In A Bed. There must be a maximum of 10 minutes of actual programme in each episode, the rest is just recapping of what has already been shown !
I think it's a C4 format.

Ivo Shandor

53,012 posts

206 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Bright Halo said:
How on earth have they managed to make series after series of nothing being discovered, and who bothers watching it?
That's all History channel now isn't it? Complete rubbish about buying stuff from containers, driving on ice roads or fishing, all overly dramatised and stretched out, like too little butter on too much bread.

Vasco

18,009 posts

128 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Probably a shorter list if anybody can identify what is actually worth watching!

wolfracesonic

8,821 posts

150 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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What’s the one on the Discovery channel where they’re looking for Bigfoot? A camera man inadvertently steps on a twig and breaks it, followed by ‘Oh my God! did you hear that, he’s close, really close, careful guys’. This is dragged out over 6 episodes and a making of special.

Jader1973

4,824 posts

223 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Bright Halo said:
aponting389 said:
The curse of oak island
How on earth have they managed to make series after series of nothing being discovered, and who bothers watching it?
I watch it occasionally - I’m not completely convinced it isn’t the same episode on repeat:
- they’ve found some wood
- there might be something in this bog
- bald bloke with metal detector finds something: WOW!
- everyone sat round a table discussing the bit of wood: it is old wood!

One thing that fascinates me is where on earth do they get the money from? It must be costing them a fortune!

Mcphisto

847 posts

158 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Fellowship of the dig laugh War room laugh Trying hard to make themselves out to be Indiana Jones types when it's actually a bunch of middle aged blokes with a metal detector sitting in a hut discussing the latest bit of wood or a top pocket find of a "ook or a "ammer"......who would watch 10 series of this crap..... Me paperbagwhistle

aponting389

747 posts

201 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Same I can’t get enough biggrin

airsafari87

3,213 posts

205 months

Sunday 9th January 2022
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Mcphisto said:
Fellowship of the dig laugh War room laugh Trying hard to make themselves out to be Indiana Jones types when it's actually a bunch of middle aged blokes with a metal detector sitting in a hut discussing the latest bit of wood or a top pocket find of a "ook or a "ammer"......who would watch 10 series of this crap..... Me paperbagwhistle
And me...

We only watch it now to see how much more ludicrous they can get and to swear at Gary f*****g Drayton every time he pops up on screen. Ohhh and to see what rotten job the excitable and dim puppy that is Jack Begley gets given.

Like someone else said earlier. The costs involved must be eye-watering. Either Marty's wine business makes a killing or the Oak Island tourism must pull in a fair whack for them to fund it?

Or the Masons.