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<blockquote data-quote="pete lashmar" data-source="post: 110047" data-attributes="member: 606">This is such an odd decision - Jeremy is very much a marmite presenter, you either love him or hate him. But because it&#039;s only for 7 shows to celebrate the 20th anniversary it&#039;s also very odd that Chris didn&#039;t return.I think the show worked much better as event TV, when they went to weekly series it didn&#039;t have the same impact as stripped across 7 nights.It&#039;s an OK show, but for me, I hate shows that drag out the game - WWTOAM has far too many pauses and stop starts to really be enjoyable - add ads into the mix and instead of 2 or 3 people sitting in the chair they get through 1 and a bit - any tenseness vaporizes and in the end the audience stops caring.And as much as I love Jeremy I think he&#039;s the wrong host for this kind of show - but hey, they&#039;ve obviously tried him out haven&#039;t they....haven&#039;t they?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pete lashmar, post: 110047, member: 606"] This is such an odd decision - Jeremy is very much a marmite presenter, you either love him or hate him. But because it's only for 7 shows to celebrate the 20th anniversary it's also very odd that Chris didn't return. I think the show worked much better as event TV, when they went to weekly series it didn't have the same impact as stripped across 7 nights. It's an OK show, but for me, I hate shows that drag out the game - WWTOAM has far too many pauses and stop starts to really be enjoyable - add ads into the mix and instead of 2 or 3 people sitting in the chair they get through 1 and a bit - any tenseness vaporizes and in the end the audience stops caring. And as much as I love Jeremy I think he's the wrong host for this kind of show - but hey, they've obviously tried him out haven't they....haven't they? [/QUOTE]

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