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to think certain bbc programmes are thinly veiled elocution lessons?

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bluecomputerscreen · 20/05/2024 20:24

watching silent witness.
the over-enunciation is painful.

still watching as it's the law

and the beautiful areal shots of london

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Yellowhammer09 · 20/05/2024 20:32

I think a lot of people need elocution lessons, tbh 😉

mitogoshi · 20/05/2024 20:33

It's how those particular actors speak, nothing odd about it, it's how I speak too

LiterallyOnFire · 20/05/2024 20:34

Actors who mumble are worse.

bluecomputerscreen · 20/05/2024 20:34

Yellowhammer09 · 20/05/2024 20:32

I think a lot of people need elocution lessons, tbh 😉

should of thort of it, innit :o

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CallThatCloudy · 20/05/2024 20:35

Blimey, I must be watching different BBC programmes to you OP, everything I see is so incomprehensible I have to put the subtitles on!

bluecomputerscreen · 20/05/2024 20:36

they speak so slowly that by the end of the sentence I forgot what the conversation is about.

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bluecomputerscreen · 20/05/2024 20:36

LiterallyOnFire · 20/05/2024 20:34

Actors who mumble are worse.

agreed

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VestibuleVirgin · 21/05/2024 07:47

Oh, let's have a pop at people why enunciate correctly and whose diction you can understand.
They must be posh snobs

theeyeofdoe · 21/05/2024 07:48

LiterallyOnFire · 20/05/2024 20:34

Actors who mumble are worse.

Far worse, we keep having to turn stuff off as it's incomprehensible.

FiveGuyPastry · 21/05/2024 08:19

Like, to be fair, we could probably all do with, you know, like, a lesson.

Hardlyworking · 21/05/2024 08:35

Maybe it's to counter bbc Radio, where every single bloody presenter has a 'regional' accent, or a lisp or something.

VestibuleVirgin · 21/05/2024 14:26

@FiveGuyPastry 😂

frankentall · 21/05/2024 14:31

Hardlyworking · 21/05/2024 08:35

Maybe it's to counter bbc Radio, where every single bloody presenter has a 'regional' accent, or a lisp or something.

Everyone has a regional accent.

Hardlyworking · 21/05/2024 14:32

frankentall · 21/05/2024 14:31

Everyone has a regional accent.

True, but not everyone has a 'regional' accent.

FlameGrilledSquirrel · 21/05/2024 14:50

Say less cuz

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