Catchphrase

[smurfchops]

Is Stephen Mulhern a plonker in real life, I wonder?? 

[bookbinder]

Why say you that? I have never heard of Stephen Mulhern.

[Samuraisan]

I like him.

[Hazlinny]

Seems a pleasant presenter - better than a lot of them.  Who knows away from the studio?

[andy-hughes]

His TV persona is probably a seriously exaggerated version of parts of his personality. 

Presentation is like acting, you play a part, bits of you are in it, but not all of you, and some bits are made up entirely. 

[naomi24]

I like him on that - but I saw him on something else and didn't like him much - probably because the second programme was not something I was at all interested in.  I can't remember what it was called but it was one of those screamy shouty things where everyone involved seems to become hysterical for no particular reason.

[Countrylover]

I've seen him on screamy shouty shows too and just put him in the Ant and Dec category.  Put me right off!  

[Countrylover]

I used to watch catchphrase years ago, but not recently.

[andy-hughes]

Countryllover  - ah yes, the good old days, when Roy Walker would say, 'Close, but it's not right ...', and the nation would scream at its tellies as one - 'You're miles off, you gormless twonk!!'

 

 

 

[Countrylover]

I quite e njoyed it back then Andy

 

[Hopkirk]

I would act a plonker for his money