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I quite agree. Breakfast has been great fun this morning with Natasha squirming over the revelation of the news - but she's been a very good sport about it all. I'm not her biggest fan by any stretch, but I've enjoyed this morning's Breakfast enormously with the joking around they've been having.
They've been perfectly serious, and the consummate professionals, when discussing matters requiring a more sober attitude, but at appropriate times, they've let their hair down, had a joke about it with Declan and Carol, and generally enjoyed themselves. I hear people complain endlessly about the lack of "chemistry" between Dermot and Natasha, yet today when the on-screen interaction between them has been so bubbly and vivacious, we get a sourpuss like BBC WORLD complaining that it's not a fúcking playground.
If you want nothing but a newscaster reading out the news to you, and only the most sombre of handovers when interacting with other presenters, then bugger off and watch BBC WORLD. This kind of balance between seriousness and the light-hearted is precisely what's needed on Breakfast, when most people really don't want to be bored to death by the endless drone of depressing news. A bit of discussion, a spot of banter, and a small dose of lightness make it all a bit more bearable.
They've been perfectly serious, and the consummate professionals, when discussing matters requiring a more sober attitude, but at appropriate times, they've let their hair down, had a joke about it with Declan and Carol, and generally enjoyed themselves. I hear people complain endlessly about the lack of "chemistry" between Dermot and Natasha, yet today when the on-screen interaction between them has been so bubbly and vivacious, we get a sourpuss like BBC WORLD complaining that it's not a fúcking playground.
If you want nothing but a newscaster reading out the news to you, and only the most sombre of handovers when interacting with other presenters, then bugger off and watch BBC WORLD. This kind of balance between seriousness and the light-hearted is precisely what's needed on Breakfast, when most people really don't want to be bored to death by the endless drone of depressing news. A bit of discussion, a spot of banter, and a small dose of lightness make it all a bit more bearable.