"Money for Nothing" BBC1

[Eric The Viking]

OK, I'm the ***** who started all this, unintentionally.

I've said my bit above, but I found the programme uninspiring to the point of being rather shocking, and it wasn't the concept I object to but the poor execution and woolly thinking involved.

Sorry I mentioned it.

Could we please stop the nastiness now?

E.

 

[John15]

I think a plus for the programme is the rather gorgeous presenter. She can rejuvenate my odds and ends anytime.

John

 

[MrTeroo]

OK, I'm the ***** who started all this, unintentionally.

I've said my bit above, but I found the programme uninspiring to the point of being rather shocking, and it wasn't the concept I object to but the poor execution and woolly thinking involved.

Sorry I mentioned it.

Could we please stop the nastiness now?

E.

Fine by me

 

[SammyQ]

Wot Eric said just above. Seconded.

Sam

 

[NazNomad]

I watched (only) one episode where she grabbed a pile of hardwood logs and took them to ''Forest and Found'' who make a few chopping boards and spoons.

Some searching showed they set up the company after graduating with degrees in Fine Art.

I suppose they did have to pay off their student loans somehow, but it did seem rather a lot of money for a few spoons and chopping boards.

 

[whatknot]

Money for nothing is a BBC program, as I am paying their wages I think I have every right to give my opinion on it

Not I might add that I need to be a licence payer to have an opinion it, or anything else for that matter

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, mine is its a ridiculous waste of money and stand by what I said earlier, although I have now watched a couple more episodes

My opinion hasn't changed, its still rubbish

I have no problem with some trendys making a huge amount of money out of these "projects" *if* I weren't paying for it

For John15, I think you need a trip to specsavers mate ;-)