[Tregard]

I don't think he's said "Just Sayin'" in a while, it's just he said it so much at the beginning it's sort-of followed him. "I love it" is his thing now, but that's more of a go-to line rather than a catchphrase.

[dizzy bint]

Originally Posted by Tregard

I don't think he's said "Just Sayin'" in a while, it's just he said it so much at the beginning it's sort-of followed him. "I love it" is his thing now, but that's more of a go-to line rather than a catchphrase.

I think Brian only actually said "just saying" about three times in one show. People remember it because they want a stick to beat him with. The same goes for "love it" - he said it a lot in one show, that was all.

Try watching the quiz show Pointless, Alexander Armstrong uses the phrase "very good" hundreds of times in a single show, one time he used it 5 or 6 times in a one minute interview with a contestant, and nobody pulls him up on it.

[Flamingjoe]

Originally Posted by dizzy bint

I think Brian only actually said "just saying" about three times in one show. People remember it because they want a stick to beat him with. The same goes for "love it" - he said it a lot in one show, that was all.

Try watching the quiz show Pointless, Alexander Armstrong uses the phrase "very good" hundreds of times in a single show, one time he used it 5 or 6 times in a one minute interview with a contestant, and nobody pulls him up on it.

Nobody pulls him up on it because no one watches it.

[dizzy bint]

Originally Posted by Flamingjoe

Nobody pulls him up on it because no one watches it.

I think different days vary but it gets between 2.5 - 4 million viewers a day. For the BBC tea time slot quiz show it's been a big hit for them.

[Tregard]

Originally Posted by Flamingjoe

Nobody pulls him up on it because no one watches it.

Don't be talkin' **** about Pointless now.