Celebs On Tv

[RobNorth]

Are "celebs" taking over TV? It seems every programme now has to have a celebrity version, plus they have muscled in on all sorts of programmes - even "The Sky At Night" and "Countdown"!
Tonight there's a show on about the top ten inventions which I thought would be interesting but it was just another celeb fest in a ridiculous "Top Gear" format.....

[Mamyalynne]

Oh I enjoyed the Invention programme, I watched the earlier nominations this week.

I voted for the winning invention at least.

[andy-hughes]

Cheap gimmicky tv pays for better expensive tv, so we just have to put up with them – or not, I just don’t watch them.

[Old_Geezer]

Oh dear, I'm missing all the celebs :-(

[DarceyK123]

Wouldn't be so bad if they really were Celebs.
Often I don't know who most of them are.

[Cloverjo]

I don't enjoy the "Celeb" versions of the quizzes as I do the "normal" ones. They're all so loud! Quiten down, people. You're already on telly. You don't need to shout.

[trt]

I could go on forever about so called celebs on tv, most never heard of.

Cooking programme's, chat, documentary's, sports, diy, beauty & hair, clothes programme's, etc.

Appear on BB, BGT, the voice, love island, or any of the reality tv shows for 15 minutes, you are a ''star celeb'', unfortunately! Grrr

[maggiebee]

Ha ha trt - you echo my thoughts on "celebs". Always remember a "celeb" writing a book on baby care about a month after she had given birth to her first (and only) child. Still laugh about it.

[zebo]

The 'celebs' are paid for their participation in things like Pointless yet win nothing because generally they're as thick as whatsit. Much better to have real people and donate the fees to the charities, I doubt that anyone watches specially for the celebs.