who thinks he is great?

[wendilla]

ALAN CARR I am no prude but the lauguage that comes out of his mouth and especially last night was disgusting and even his guests had to copy him .People that think this is funny must use that language continually them selves. And don't say I have an off button as some of his guests can be entertaining.

[RATTER15]

You have on off button!! :-)

[bibblebub]

serves you right for wanting to watch "celebrities"

[B00]

I like him.

He's so wonderfully camp its hysterical. And when he starts giggling, im afraid it sets me off too.

Sorry wendilla.

[wendilla]

He would be ok if he would not use foul language. He seems to be doing it more lately.and yes I do have an off button.

[snags]

Psycho eyes...

[andy-hughes]

AC is another example of the media manderins deciding that someone is 'entertaining' and must therefore be given as wide an exposure as possible.

They never learn - remember Patrick Kielty? The BBC tried with all its considerable might to force this deeply unfunny man onto our screens, and finally had to give up when even their saturation coverage failed to convince their audience that he was worth switching on for.

Hopefully the novelty (!) or another camp man with a horrible voice and a cliched approach to humour will not last too long.

[Jemisa]

Nah! Don't like Alan Carr, Prefer Jimmy Carr anytime.

[sara3]

Mr Hughes, Patrick Kielty has just been given a new series "Stand Up For The Week", and I heard he was taking over from Jonathan Ross on a Friday night. (I really don't like him, btw!)

and I do like Alan Carr.

[joeluke]

Alan Carr - a one joke non-comedian with an annoyingly high pitched voice which sounds like he's permanently on helium

[gina32]

i do like alan carr i think he is funny, and no i dont use language like him, ive watched many a programme during the day and heard far worse than that, at least his programme is on after the water shed when children should be in bed,

[New Judge]

Who is Alan Carr?

Is he, by any chance, related to Pearl Carr, one half of the Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson singing duo? I'm sure everybody remembers Pearl and her husband being runners up in the 1959 Eurovision song contest.

I suppose not, as his name would probably be Alan Johnson. Perhaps I'm getting him confused with the former postman and last Labour Home Secretary.

I think I'll go for a lie down.

[andy-hughes]

Good morning sara3 - always a pleasure to hear from you - even with dreadful news like this! I believe the BBC is 'justifying' its £4million contract with Graham Norton by giving him Rossy's slot - as well as his radio show.

I hope this difference of opinion on Mr Carr is not going to be a stumbling block in our ongoing happiness? I am sure it won't!

[mollykins]

At least he isn't as mean and abusive as Jimmy Carr. Are they related?

[pink-kittens]

I hate that word, with a passion but it is very descriptive and used in the right context can be hilariously funny, as did AC and JL last night

Like above, use the off switch if it offends you AND it's not like you weren't warned before the programme started

And for the record Patrick Kielty has NEVER been funny. He's as unfunny as an unfunny thing can be

[4getmenot]

sometimes funny but plays on the flirting with men too much. Language lastnight was disgusting but i let jared leto off.

[kawakiri]

Don't mind the language, but he isn't funny.

[LoftyLottie]

I'm afraid, like BOO I like him and he makes me giggle too. I agree with Molly too he is not offensive or abusive. As for Jimmy Carr well I do find him offensive, abusive, repulsive and unfunny. Alan Carr is just a bit of fun. I agree the bad language isn't necessary and he doesn't need it.

[Greedyfly]

He annoys me and his so called 'celebrities'

[curlyperm11]

he can be a bit much - but he has brilliant guests Enrique (phew) and last nights John Bishop is gorgeous (in an odd kind of way... just something about him) maybe cos hes very very funny

[Greedyfly]

Jimmy Carr is very polite in the flesh and funny. Don't like his stand up much though.