I know, how predictable. And in other news, the pope reveals he's a Catholic!

At least it wasn't Ricky and Alex the two twats I suppose.

I only watched until Day 6.

Loved B&I and B&R, show got boring when the 3 pairs of buffoons voted them off.

The Chuckle Brothers are comedy legends. How can anyone bitch about them winning? lol

The Chuckle Brothers showed themselves up as being petty little men with no sense of humour (as is often the case with comedians) when they voted off Ben and Raef. It was a reasonable question for Raef to ask what they were doing now, because I sure as hell haven't seen them for the past few years, and lol at Ben for saying "I thought you were dead". Seems the Chuckle Brothers got rid of their main competition early on.

Glad that Ricky and Alex didn't win - vile horrible twats.

They've never made us laugh,what exactly is so legendary about them:conf:they haven't been around for years have they?I thought they were a kids act.

I spent much of my childhood not in the UK and had only vaguely heard of the Chuckle Brothers. I don't care about what their past was: I took them at face value on CCT and I didn't find one thing they said or did, to be funny. Not one thing.

They acted like spoilt children any time they received a vote. I have to feel a wee bit sorry for anyone who thinks repeatedly saying, "To you, to me, not to you, to me, back to you", is amusing.

I stopped watching it the day after Colin and Justin arrived - because it was no longer much fun. The people left sucked the fun and vitality out of it.

I bet the ones who were voted off, Ben and all the others, were pretty happy not to spend any more time with the ones left at the end.

Chuckle Chaps not on my radar either. I am not in the age group that watched them and have never been one for childrens television even when I was a child. Rather read a book :hugesmile: That said, I found them as funny as stomach cramps.

All the celebs, bar Colin & Justin, left on the coach after Ben & Raef were red carded held absolutely no appeal for me. A formula that just didn't work IMHO.

I think the Chuckle Brothers were okish, but they did want to win it so much, and they did, so good on them for that. I think they might have expected Ben and Raef to vote them again, so took no chances in helping to vote Ben and Raef off. Fair enough again if they were playing the game I suppose. I can't say though that I have ever found the Chuckle Brothers that funny, but there again their humour was/is aimed at childrens TV, so maybe that's why their brand of humour just doesn't appeal to me in the slightest.

The Chuckle Brothers won, and out of those left I would have prefered given a choice that the Cheeky Girls won, but as they were the newbies that was never going to happen. So the Chuckle Brothers were the best of the rest I suppose.

Not liking the Chuckle hate :nono:

I don't think anyone said they hated the Chuckle Brothers :conf: But if they don't like them, that is their perogative anyway. I am not going to pretend I wanted someone to win that I didn't :joker:

Who has said they hated them? :conf:

You don't have hate a person simply because you don't like them, or don't 'get' their supposed sense of humour!

It's a term :bored: lol

Ok :) thought you meant we actually hated them :shocked: Sorry.

No problem :tongue:

No! surely not!

Merely pointing out that no one was 'hating'.:bored:

Ermmmmmm, missing the point honey. It's a term

Move along ^_^

No. :p

It's a term that is in fact, incorrect.

:hugesmile::hugesmile:

Saw the lovely Ben yesterday on Harry Hill's TV Burp :cool: when Harry was dissecting some of Celebrity Coach Trip.

Me too Susan! It was so good to see him again!!!

Saw it too:hugesmile: love it when cherly went for DVD and Harry Hill's face:hugesmile: