Which tv presenter makes your fanny flutter?

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For me it's got to be Matt Baker off the One Show. How about you ladies?

Paul O’Grady. He’s ace.

Phil Spencer
Monty Don
Johnnie Irwin
Dan Snow
George Alagiah

Matt Baker's the epitome if sexless. It's hard to imagine he has genitals at all. All Smooth, like a Ken doll.
YES!
I also think he seems older than he is, in a weird way, not in a 'nicely grown-up' way.

I'd forgotten Tomasz Schafernaker. I don't care if he gets confused about lambs and sheep. I bet he's right mucky.

Oh, I've also just thought of Tom Dyckhoff. He's a bit short, but quite hot. Nice threads and glasses too. And clever and quite funny.

Not TV, but radio - Greg James. I met him once and he is even better looking in the flesh, and a really really lovely man to boot.

I think monty don would be like a comfy pair of slippers and there’s nothing wrong with that
Bit like my husband
For my third husband I’m choosing a gardener..so monty could be in with a chance
But I’m not ready to part with husband number two yet 😂

I think monty don would be like a comfy pair of slippers
I imagine him being dirtier than that.

Freddie Flintoff. Bloody love him, no-one else gets it though.
DH thinks it is hilarious and got me a cardboard cut out of him on my 40th which lives in my bedroom

I quite fancy Richard Madeley 🤦‍♀️

Freddie Flintoff. Bloody love him, no-one else gets it though.

I do, he's gorgeous.

I don't know what's more offensive - the thread title, the use of 'ladies' or the idea that Matt Baker is remotely sexy.

@Blue7
I knew I couldn’t be alone!

I quite fancy the Scott twins. They do a home renovation show on in the afternoons.

Jonathan is gorgeous. Drew does nothing for me.

It's got to be George Lamb. He's absolutely gorgeous!

He’s cute but I’m old enough to remember his dad in his heyday. In fact, he’s still beats his son hands down.

Jeremy Paxman. Combination of big brains and the shape of his nose. He’s gorgeous.

Lord you can so tell who are the newbies on here. Getting all hot under the collar about the phrasing. Pah! I remember when MN used to talk about "wide ons" for fanny gallops, now that'll make some of the clutchers need their smelling salts!

George Clarke. He can take me up a bijou treehouse any day of the week and twice on Sundays.

@Dowser
I like your thinking, I feel I should be putting more thought into my third husband too, I’m not quite done with this one but it never hurts to plan ahead.

Jay Blades. Even if he does commit the cardinal sin of sometimes painting Ercol

Xand van Tulleken. I watch Operation Ouch with my Dd religiously

I wouldn’t mind a van Tulleken sandwich. And BBC North America correspondent Aleem Maqbool interests me strangely...

First person I thought of was Ben Shepherd.

I think he has a natural charm, is very quick witted and always comes across as a family man as well as a dedicated charity man.

Ooh yes to Levison Wood. He definitely makes my minge twinge, my fanny flutter, and my tuppence throb

@CassianAndor

Chris Packham looks like he’d be difficult, ignorant, unimaginative and a clean freak. He refuses to live with his long term girlfriend. Have a read of this about him:

www.radiotimes.com/news/2018-01-30/chris-packham-aspergers/

Neil Oliver, the Scottish presenter of history and archaeology programmes.

Sophie Raworth

And Ben Fogle obviously.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Oliver

I've had a crush on Gary the judge on Masterchef Australia ever since I had a rather saucy dream about him where he showed me how to perfectly prepare a trout