I Can’t bloody stand him/her

[onthebusesfan]

Re: I Cant bloody stand him/her

Most celebrities have eccentric traits which have helped them to become unique as well as famous - most of them would never resemble someone who generally walks down the street every day.

And most of them would be candidates for this list as well.

see i quite like jim davidson i think hes great , my late grandad also liked him.

theres two celebritys that stick out for me its.

jessica hynes & holly willoughbooby totally stuck up themselves . on both occasions regarding holly.

i was in the audience for celeb juice and i said excuse holly can i have a photo with ya , totally ignored me and went to a posh couple who always wanted a pic, and she said to them of course.

but when me and my dad what about my son george (me) she just turned her nose up and walked straight off.

[George 1978]

I have always wondered whether or not Dylan Keyhoe from Casualty was based on Alan Partridge - they both have very similar mechanisms.

[70s kid]

Re: I Cant bloody stand him/her

Back in the 1980s, to most people it was obvious ones such as Jeremy Beadle, Rod Hull or Noel Edmonds, but I think that it was a bit like the following:

1) Most actors who have appeared in soap operas - I mean, I know it is like life insurance to an actor, but why don't they use their talents in other ways?

2) Any female celebrity who has done "modelling" or has appeared on Reality TV - far too many to mention, really.

3) Regional newsreaders who tell us that someone has been murdered not a million miles away from where I live - I cannot thank Sky Digital enough that I can watch regional news programmes such as South Today which are nowhere near the East Midlands.

4) Children's TV presenters who seemed to be candidates for being sectioned under the Mental Health Act 1983 - when was the last time that a children's TV presenter wore a suit and tie?

There are others...

As to your first point, although I detest ALL soaps it's a fact that 98% of actors in 'the biz' are unemployed at one time.

[George 1978]

As to your first point, although I detest ALL soaps it's a fact that 98% of actors in 'the biz' are unemployed at one time.

Anything for a job that provides security throughout their working lives and provides a fat pension at the end of it!

[amethyst]

Richard Branson greed

[George 1978]

Richard Branson greed

He's probably not as bad as Alan Sugar.

[spuggybridge]

Alan Partridge not funny at all

Go to agree, I've never understood the fascination with it

[spuggybridge]

Alan Partridge not funny at all

Got to agree never could get on with it, bloody el didnt realise i'd already replied to this comment...oh well

[darren]

Have to agree jonny depp for an obvious reason.

Also paddy mcguinness david cameron ian duncan smith

[andrec]

My dad didn't like Eric and Ernie at all, so they were rarely on our telly. I've watched them on repeats and YT, and while I wouldn't say I actively dislike them, I just don't find them funny. On the other hand, I loved the Two Ronnies and so did my dad.

[darren]

A person i cant stand nd im not sure of his name i heard he was from leeds he does the voice in dacia car ads and u hear him a lot on talksport

he was in an episode of merlin it has richard wilsn playing gaius.

Everytime i hear that voice sound is turned down or finger in my ears or mutre the tv.

[dannyboy]

A person i cant stand nd im not sure of his name i heard he was from leeds he does the voice in dacia car ads and u hear him a lot on talksport

he was in an episode of merlin it has richard wilsn playing gaius.

Everytime i hear that voice sound is turned down or finger in my ears or mutre the tv.

Ralph Ineson

[George 1978]

An actress who plays a stroppy character - one tends to think whether the woman is like that in real life throughout the episode they appear in if they are there as a guest.

[beccabear67]

Coronation Street often starts a new character off as stroppy and quite often they mellow out later, I really wish they wouldn't do that.