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What do you think of Chris Evans?
Is he entertaining? Did he deserve his recent awards? Or is he:- 1) Banal, puerile, patronising and irritating? 2) Is his "wacky & zany" style just half a step up from Timmy Mallet? "What do you think friends?" (in a whiney voice) "slurp"
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Chris Evans is a brilliant broadcaster, he is a natural behind a microphone, or in front of a camera , just see how the listening or viewing figures go up when he is given a show to present, please dont compare him to Timmy Mallet, you obviously listen to him, so do i , would you listen to Mallet, i know i would not.
I don't listen to CE but I hear his show - there's a diifference. His last TV comeback was a disaster - my wife insisted I record the 1st episode (she was a "fan" but she was out that night) and even she agreed it was abysmal. It didn't last very long did it? Having his ex-wife on as the main guest was a bit lame especially as she was on the up (in Dr Who) and he was clearly desperate. I wouldn't call him a natural - he's spawned as many turkeys as he has successes. His style is very 80's and a bit tired for my liking - and that slurping thing he does (sucking up saliva, let's be graphic about it) is just plain disgusting and has no place on radio.
I think he fufils this generation's requirement for a cheeky chappy of the airwaves, so he's bound to grate on some people's nerves, as did his predecessors (Noel Edmonds, Kenny Everett, Tommy Handley, Arthur Askey...). I think he's funny, articulate and deceptively professional, except when having drink taken.
I like Chris Evans a lot.
I was seriously miffed when he got the Drive-Time show - it should have gone to Stuart Maconie, but I'm over that now.
His ideas are good, his ability to talk to children is underestimated, and if he could find someone to dress him properly when he appears on TV, then he will have cracked it.
(Chris - sleeves and trousers can be taken up you know!)
I was seriously miffed when he got the Drive-Time show - it should have gone to Stuart Maconie, but I'm over that now.
His ideas are good, his ability to talk to children is underestimated, and if he could find someone to dress him properly when he appears on TV, then he will have cracked it.
(Chris - sleeves and trousers can be taken up you know!)