[BBUK-Fan]

Delete

[Liam-]

The attention seeking audience

[Tinsel Toes]

The all singing and dancing set of teeth

[Father Chris Mouse]

The guests

[Dogeatdog]

I always felt it was a bit rushed. I much preferred the BBLB/ BBBM shows in the channel 4 days.

[In the Drunk Tank]

Too much filler and stupid features. I actually quite liked it and thought Rylan did a good job but I think it would have benefited from being stripped down to just half an hour of news and episode discussion

[bots]

[Rob!]

The spunking dog must be quite high up the list.

[The Slim Reaper]

I think he's good poster. We don't agree on much but he mostly puts thought into his posts.

[Babayaro.]

The overbearing audience were easily the worst part, and also during the last few years it felt less like a companion/side show

Basically, when Rylan took over it became crap. Which is ironic, because I think he's a good presenter and would have fitted in well during the Jamie/Alice era.

[Samm]

I do like rylan, but after AJ left and emma stopped presenting it completely it sort of felt like the rylan spin-off show. I actually really liked it and used to watch it every time when Jamie/Alice presented it

[Marsh.]

Every. Single. Aspect.

[Amy Jade]

The audience full of mostly attention seeking knob heads and lack of callers. I liked it when they had people ringing up to say how much they hated someone.

I think it turned into the Rylan show with a bit of Big Brother in it really, I think it was at it's best when Emma was host.

[Daniel-X]

I love Rylan as a presenter but I agree that when he took over (particularly towards the end) it became too much about him. The final episode was just an hour of glorifying him

Some of the segments were absolutely horrific too like Dr Dance/Judi James.

[Shaun]

Everything being a cheap innuendo

[Liam-]

Rylan reminding us every 10 minutes that he won drove me insane

[Babayaro.]

Oh also, the 'celebrity' guests they had on were unbearable too, as most of the time they barely even watched the show and just said what the casual viewer was thinking.