Loose Women Is Getting......

[trt]

more Cringe-worthy every year.

Why do the producers ask/tell middle aged & older women to shout, & scream like a bunch of 12 year old girlie 1 Direction fans.

And the women holding up posters saying 'I love you Peter', (2 of the OAP Monkeys pop group were on) surely they didn't bring them with them, or if they did, how embarrassing for their families.

[ummmm]

Don't watch it then.

[Mairzydotes]

I watched Loose Women regularly until I got tired of the way they aired their personal life, and talked disparagingly about their husbands.
I have recently watched a few programmes on 'catch up', and thought the programme had improved, was more thoughtful and worth watching.
Certainly could do without the screaming audiences, but aren't these par for the course on most programmes these days?

[trt]

## Don't watch it then ##

I can watch what I want ummmm thank you, and If I didn't watch it, I wouldn't have realized how silly older women can be led, or act.

[ummmm]

I didn't say you couldn't. I just don't understand why people watch programmes and then come here to moan about them.

[hc4361]

trt, are you old enough to have watched the wrestling on Saturday afternoons with the likes of Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks?

If you had seen it you would never be surprised or shocked at old ladies shouting and screaming. Or indeed older ladies at Tom Jones concerts in the 70s, now they were embarrassing

[woofgang]

nether do I ummmmmm.

[-Talbot-]

How many years have you been watching it getting more and more cringeworthy and how many more years do you intend on watching it get more cringeworthy?

[trt]

## trt, are you old enough to have watched the wrestling on Saturday afternoons with the likes of Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks? ##

Yep, old enough hc, but the difference is, the silly ladies in them days were shouting & screaming at the baddie wrestlers because they thought it was real.

The silly female audience on LW, are led like sheep, and just do what the tv floor manager tells them.

Feel sorry for their kids.

[ummmm]

Who's kids?

[gingejbee]

I'm with ummmm...it takes a really daft person to watch anything on TV that irks them so much.

[trt]

## How many years have you been watching it getting more and more cringeworthy and how many more years do you intend on watching it get more cringeworthy? ##

Forever and ever Talbot, so I can keep on complaining till it gets ditched.

To be honest, I only have it on in the background, while I am on here complaining!

[melv16]

I can't get over the fact that most of the presenters have face lifts and boob jobs. Do ordinary women on the streets look on this lot as role models?

[chaptazbru2]

Comments like yours annoy me trt, so they are middle aged and 'older', why can't they act silly and giggle and have fun, you're a long time dead !! And yes, a lot of older women enjoy wrestling, my dear old Grandma used to and I can see NOTHING wrong with that either !!

[andy-hughes]

trt - "And the women holding up posters saying 'I love you Peter', (2 of the OAP Monkeys pop group were on) surely they didn't bring them with them, or if they did, how embarrassing for their families."

It's The Monkees - and what's wrong with a few ladies of a certain age re-imagining their youth? I would have no problem with my family doing that.

My eldest daughter is forty, and planning to pop along to the Spice Girls' turnout next year, and doubtless she will be a-whooping and a-hollering with her own daughter who is half her age.

Do you really see a problem with that?

[Svejk]

Nothing wrong with having a moan if you want one, trt. ;-)
Don't let the AB fascists grind you down.

[Svejk]

I always sit outside the pub (on my own, curiously enough) Anyway, a couple of years ago, when the snow was settling on my beer-belly, I retreated into the bar to warm up. They had 'Shouty Women' on so I nearly ended up with hypothermia.

[chaptazbru2]

Who are you calling a fascist ?!

[whirlyhurly]

I stopped watching this gang of moaning harpies some time ago. Money for old rope imo.

[jourdain2]

I'd just like to say that I saw about 5 mins. of it once (I think Lesley Garrett had just joined) and that was enough. Don't, please, class all middle-aged women by reference to this lot. :)