| The 'new' Question of Sport 20:01 - Mar 4 with 1312 views | Fixed_It |
WT actual F?!  |  |
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| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:06 - Mar 4 with 1290 views | solemio |
After watching every series since QoS started I gave up after the first two programmes of this dreadful manifestation.
No, not Queen of the South!! |  | | |
| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:08 - Mar 4 with 1278 views | Keno |
Even with Sam Quek it’s a difficult watch |  |
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| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:08 - Mar 4 with 1272 views | SitfcB |
I refuse to watch it. |  |
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| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:10 - Mar 4 with 1267 views | J2BLUE |
It's been sh1t for at least a decade. How much worse can it be? |  |
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| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:14 - Mar 4 with 1238 views | Fixed_It |
| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:10 - Mar 4 by J2BLUE |
It's been sh1t for at least a decade. How much worse can it be? |
Oh this is a whole new level of sh1tness! | |
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| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:30 - Mar 4 with 1193 views | Keno |
| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:10 - Mar 4 by J2BLUE |
It's been sh1t for at least a decade. How much worse can it be? |
Just imagine Paul hurst and then remember what happened next | |
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| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:33 - Mar 4 with 1166 views | gtsb1966 |
I watched it for the first time tonight in about a year. I won't bother again. |  | | |
| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:57 - Mar 4 with 1075 views | N2_Blue |
| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:33 - Mar 4 by gtsb1966 |
I watched it for the first time tonight in about a year. I won't bother again. |
Although it had got tired i occasionally used to watch it when not doing anything else
However it's now utterly unwatchable and i should think it's viewing figures must have nosedived.
Paddy McGuinness is terrible and it makes awkward viewing.
Ugo Monye seems to know very little to the point they have to give him far easier questions in comparison to Sam Quek, there is very little that is funny and absolutely no energy compared to Dawson, McCoist, Tufnell. |  |
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| The 'new' Question of Sport on 22:54 - Mar 4 with 866 views | Bent_double |
Another example of changing something for the sake of change.
It was fine as it was, I watched it occasionally, you knew what you were going to get, and the banter between the team captains worked well.
But no, it had to change, had to be modernised...but Paddy McGuiness??? Jeez, he manages to ruin anything he's in. |  |
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| The 'new' Question of Sport on 22:55 - Mar 4 with 859 views | Enigma_Blue |
| The 'new' Question of Sport on 20:57 - Mar 4 by N2_Blue |
Although it had got tired i occasionally used to watch it when not doing anything else
However it's now utterly unwatchable and i should think it's viewing figures must have nosedived.
Paddy McGuinness is terrible and it makes awkward viewing.
Ugo Monye seems to know very little to the point they have to give him far easier questions in comparison to Sam Quek, there is very little that is funny and absolutely no energy compared to Dawson, McCoist, Tufnell. |
They should bring back They Think It's All Over, but minus Lee Hurst & Rory McGrath. | | | |
| The 'new' Question of Sport on 10:48 - Mar 5 with 542 views | Radlett_blue |
| The 'new' Question of Sport on 22:54 - Mar 4 by Bent_double |
Another example of changing something for the sake of change.
It was fine as it was, I watched it occasionally, you knew what you were going to get, and the banter between the team captains worked well.
But no, it had to change, had to be modernised...but Paddy McGuiness??? Jeez, he manages to ruin anything he's in. |
It was enjoyable in the old days, when the likes of Botham & Beaumont used to take it seriously. It used to pull in 19 million viewers in its heyday, but with the multiplication of channels, those days are long gone. Its first problem was when They Think It's All Over emerged, so they decided to go down the jokey, banter route. Now, it's packed full of minority sports, but probably ticks a few boxes for the BBC. It's now pulling in a derisory 2m viewers. |  |
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