I enjoyed it a lot. They made changes to it as it progressed, without having to scrap it entirely. It should have been quite a 'basic' standup comedy programme with endless tweaks available.
There's loads and loads of other stuff on the BBC that I think is rubbish, but I don't campaign for them to scrap it all, as other people do like it. If you don't like a particular programme, just watch/do something else instead!
Maybe the same people who have been purging Radio 2 got their hands on it, figuring that the audiences were getting older and they simply can't show/air programmes that older people like, as they don't actually count as proper viewers. Even though we older folk are the ones still wanting to watch/listen to the BBC and actually still paying our licence fees to be able to do so.
The first rule of any kind of half-decent business is to satisfy and keep your loyal/existing customers rather than alienating them in order to chase demographics that will never want to buy what you offer in the first place.