Bradley Walsh

[smurfchops]

Is he becoming overexposed? He was on The Chase, Beat the Chaser twice and Breaking Dad with his son all on one night this week... also can he stop saying “ all day long” all the time, and “great film”... I don’t know how he has the time to watch any. And the false laughter. And “ If you ‘was’ to win” ... On saying that, I quite like him ... rant over.

[elliemay1]

He might as well make his money while he can, I think he's great!

[cashier]

Beat the Chaser fifth time this week tonight, with another two to go.

[elliemay1]

Love it, can't wait!

[grumpy01]

He tries to have a bit of banter with all the chasers.He does seem to make the Governess laugh but I’m not sure the others enjoy it much.

[burlyshirley]

I never watch the Chaser.

[TonyV]

He's a good host IMO and has made the show his own.

[Ryzen]

First seen him in Blackpool in 1994..had free tickets ..so went back for 2 more nights. He was a multi talented star of the future..IMO. Just hope he dont get over exposed and burn out.

[barry1010]

I wish he was still in Corrie

[chrissa1]

I love The Chaser and Breaking Dad. Loved him in Law and Order UK, too. He’s brilliant.

[Bobbisox1]

He's a natural likeable character, he's warm and witty

[barry1010]

I remember him on the Des O'Connor show. He had Des in stitches and me. Seems to be a genuinely nice guy.

[andres]

Very like able ,brilliant ad-libber. Versatile actor.

[zebo]

We seem to go through phases where certain people are over-exposed, at the moment Jon Richardson and his wife are on a lot for some reason, they're not even interesting. A year ago Romesh Ranganathan was on everywhere, luckily the irritating Canadian woman seems to be losing favour, her voice is like stone scratching glass and she thinks that having a vagina to talk about makes her interesting and unique.

[andy-hughes]

It's a very fine line between enjoying new-found fame and making the most of it, and becoming over-exposed and tedious.

Different programme makers want to cash in on a popular personality, hence the frequent appearences - but as long as the individual doesn't lose what made them appealing in the first place, they can skate the thin line successfully.

The dread is becoming like Terry Wogan, who morphed into a bizarre caricature of is original self, adopting speech patterns and vocal cadences that made him sound like an alien who used English as a sixth language.

Hopefully no danger of that with Bradley - I avoid the others mentioned, they don't entertain me at all.

[Hopkirk]

He's really good on the Chaser, but rubbish at everything else I've seen him in.

[pixie374]

I don't like him much, but I think it's probably that I've only seen him as a presenter, and they are all a bit false and fake.

[Prudie]

I find Bradley lovely, I use words like over exposed to those I don't like - current at top of my list is Tom Allen, he's bloody everywhere and I can't stand him.

[barry1010]

Why are people talking about him as if he is new talent? He had been on TV for very nearly 30 years. It's a long time since he was the boss of the factory in Corrie

[Bobbisox1]

Pip Scholfield was the one over exposed last year and he's no way as good as Bradley

[waiglet1]

I can't stand him, especially as a quizmaster. His diction is appalling and I regularly can't make out what he's asking on The Chase. Other people have said the same.