Which "National Treasure" do you not like so much?

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Sandi Toksvig...I mean she's ok..but personally she itches my tits.

Alan Titchmarsh
Michael McIntyre (whose hair moves independently to the rest of him)
Miriam Margoyles (makes me feel anxious because you never know what crudity is coming next)
Dawn French
Josh Widdecombe

Billy connolly
Can't bear stand ups who laugh at their own jokes

King Charles

Emma Thompson , since I saw her mom dancing at an Adele concert . Cringe !

I remember when the PR machine backed charles and di, nothing new under the sun.

Johnny Ball as mentioned by pp, and Jenni Murray were two talented and genuinely well-liked BBC stars, and they were both cancelled by that organisation!

Marian Margoyles - vulgar
Eamon Holmes - one of the least pleasant people I've met

I agree with Sandi Toksvig. I have to turn her off.
Also Clare Balding nd Claudia Winkleman.
I don't get how some people are everywhere yet there are loads of equally good and better presenters.

I like Billy Connolly and think he's the funniest guy alive!
I used to but one 'dark humour ' joke put me off him gor ever and I cant beat to hear him now.
I really dont like Miriam Margolies.

No one else really bothers me.

@notacooldad I seem to have missed that one!

I haven't got a TV and don't watch programmes online either, so admittedly usually years behind everyone else. There are lots of people on this thread I haven't heard of!

I do watch films, and Youtube, and read a lot.

Lorraine Kelly , can't bear her .
And Susanna 'I'm so clever' Reid

Totally agree. Met her through work a long time ago and she was horrible.

I wonder how much does "over exposure" affect everyone's decisions?

Some NTs are never off the screen

Joanna Lumley. Whenever she has an opinion I disagree with her. I find the whole dahllllinggg thing superficial and when she tries to engage with real issues I find that all a bit superficial too.

Sorry Joanna. I am sure you are alright in real life. I just don't think your public personna has enough substance.

Prue Leith.

Why doesn’t Chris Packham’s ‘sense of humour’ come across then? He always seems charmless and slightly irritable on tv.

Dead Ringers has a recurring ‘National Treasures superheroes’ thing which is Judy Dench, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart and … Alan Bennett. They’re all good ‘uns in my book. So are Attenborough and Lumley except when the latter is doing travel programs.

Lisa Tarbuck. When she does her show on radio 2 she's like the really annoying person at work who just witters on, chatting shit about things and people you don't know or care about.

I seem to have missed that one!

The Ken Bigley one where he was held hostage in Iraq and the captors were threatening to behead him. Connelly asked the audience if they wished his captors would "just get on with it"
They did indeed kill him. Of course its not Connelly's fault they did,it was just an absolutely horrible thing to say when the man's family were suffering so much.
Connelly defended his comments as Freedom of speech.

Maybe others agree with him but it turned me off him for ever.

David Bowie. I dont know if it has to be people still alive but never liked him, or his music. For various reasons...

My mum has an irrational dislike of Meatloaf but that's clearly not in the national treasure (or alive) category.

I don't think anyone considers either of them a National Treasure, do they?

Stephen Fry
Dawn French
David Attenborough
Lenny Henry
David Beckham
Miriam Margolyes
Lulu
Cliff Richard
The Cheeky Girls

This is hardly a new take. Pretty much every gullible person I know has fallen for anti-bbc propaganda. Amusingly many of them are the same people that used to blindly follow everything the BBC said.
Surely it's somewhere in the middle. They are much better than most broadcasters but like everything run by humans has flaws.

I love Packham. His autism sometimes comes across as bristly but that is part of why I love him.

Miriam Margolyes is not a national treasure, as much as I like her personally.
For me it's the whole Royal Family and Helan Mirran