HB
Steph presented with Charlie on the 2nd January.
Rare to see Steph McGovern presenting with Bill, on a Monday, and she's on tommorow as well.
Out of interest, has Steph ever presented with Charlie Stayt?
Out of interest, has Steph ever presented with Charlie Stayt?
Steph presented with Charlie on the 2nd January.
DA
I still find myself momentarily surprised every time they cut to the outside view and it's not London.
Just pointing out that it's 3 years since Breakfast first broadcast from Salford. To me, it almost seems like it was always there now.
I still find myself momentarily surprised every time they cut to the outside view and it's not London.
CU
It pleases me that Susanna Reid's departure had a negligible impact on Breakfast, thus proving the age old adage correct - the show is bigger than any one person.
Just pointing out that it's 3 years since Breakfast first broadcast from Salford. To me, it almost seems like it was always there now.
I think it's quite nice that very little about the program has changed over recent years and that stability has been a factor in its success.
I think it's quite nice that very little about the program has changed over recent years and that stability has been a factor in its success.
It pleases me that Susanna Reid's departure had a negligible impact on Breakfast, thus proving the age old adage correct - the show is bigger than any one person.
LL
It pleases me that Susanna Reid's departure had a negligible impact on Breakfast, thus proving the age old adage correct - the show is bigger than any one person.
The thing with Breakfast as a casual viewer is that the presenters are so interchangeable that it doesn't matter who presents as the content is king.
London Lite
Founding member
Just pointing out that it's 3 years since Breakfast first broadcast from Salford. To me, it almost seems like it was always there now.
I think it's quite nice that very little about the program has changed over recent years and that stability has been a factor in its success.
I think it's quite nice that very little about the program has changed over recent years and that stability has been a factor in its success.
It pleases me that Susanna Reid's departure had a negligible impact on Breakfast, thus proving the age old adage correct - the show is bigger than any one person.
The thing with Breakfast as a casual viewer is that the presenters are so interchangeable that it doesn't matter who presents as the content is king.
Last edited by London Lite on 10 April 2015 8:02pm
IT
It pleases me that Susanna Reid's departure had a negligible impact on Breakfast, thus proving the age old adage correct - the show is bigger than any one person.
The thing with Breakfast as a casual viewer is that the presenters are so interchangeable that it doesn't matter who presents as the content is king.,
You're right. I usually get about 15-20 minutes to watch it while I'm eating my breakfast - and as long as I get the news headlines, a weather forecast and the regional news/travel/weather, I'm not interested in anything else, including who is presenting. I'm also much more likely to channel hop at breakfast time too, much more so than at other times. If whatever Breakfast is covering is not appealing to me, I will quickly switch to Good Morning Britain or Sky News. I've got very limited time to get news in the morning and I don't want to waste it on uninteresting drivel. However, later in the day I'll usually pick whichever news bulletin is convenient and watch it without changing channels.
itsrobert
Founding member
Just pointing out that it's 3 years since Breakfast first broadcast from Salford. To me, it almost seems like it was always there now.
I think it's quite nice that very little about the program has changed over recent years and that stability has been a factor in its success.
I think it's quite nice that very little about the program has changed over recent years and that stability has been a factor in its success.
It pleases me that Susanna Reid's departure had a negligible impact on Breakfast, thus proving the age old adage correct - the show is bigger than any one person.
The thing with Breakfast as a casual viewer is that the presenters are so interchangeable that it doesn't matter who presents as the content is king.,
You're right. I usually get about 15-20 minutes to watch it while I'm eating my breakfast - and as long as I get the news headlines, a weather forecast and the regional news/travel/weather, I'm not interested in anything else, including who is presenting. I'm also much more likely to channel hop at breakfast time too, much more so than at other times. If whatever Breakfast is covering is not appealing to me, I will quickly switch to Good Morning Britain or Sky News. I've got very limited time to get news in the morning and I don't want to waste it on uninteresting drivel. However, later in the day I'll usually pick whichever news bulletin is convenient and watch it without changing channels.
CW
Charlie Wells
Moderator
Does anyone know how long (weekend) Breakfast have been running a 'The Papers sting before their papers review? I spotted it just before 8.25am, and it'll presumably be used again in an hour. Its different to the one used at night on the news channel, and has 'BBC Breakfast' on it.
RO
New as of today.
Images:
http://www.robjfrancis.com/uploads/papers1.jpg
http://www.robjfrancis.com/uploads/papers2.jpg
http://www.robjfrancis.com/uploads/papers3.jpg
http://www.robjfrancis.com/uploads/papers4.jpg
rob
Founding member
Does anyone know how long (weekend) Breakfast have been running a 'The Papers sting before their papers review? I spotted it just before 8.25am, and it'll presumably be used again in an hour. Its different to the one used at night on the news channel, and has 'BBC Breakfast' on it.
New as of today.
Images:
http://www.robjfrancis.com/uploads/papers1.jpg
http://www.robjfrancis.com/uploads/papers2.jpg
http://www.robjfrancis.com/uploads/papers3.jpg
http://www.robjfrancis.com/uploads/papers4.jpg