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GMTVNewest Review: ... more light hearted with a big focus on fashion and beauty. I do like watching GMTV and it is always on in our house as we are all getting ready to go out for the day. I don't think I could sit and watch it from beginning to end though as it can get quite repetitive. The news is the same, the weather is the same and sometimes even the guests are on twice. If the guests are on really early ... more |
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by - written on 08/09/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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GMTV is the ITV morning show that is on 6.00am to 9.25am Monday to Friday. It stands for Good Morning Television and has been on our screens for over fifteen years. It features two presenters on the sofa and this currently varies between Kate Garraway, Ben Shepheard, Andrew Castle and Emma Crosby. It has changed presenters over the years with Fiona Phillips and Eammon Holmes probably being the most famous. The first hour of the show is mainly news focused and usually has politicians as guests in this part of the show. During the rest of the show there is still lots of guests on but these can be anything from actors, actresses, musicians and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/07/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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GMTV, which stands for Good Morning Television, is ITV's morning news programme that runs from 6.00 am to 9.25 am. The programme usually has two presenters throughout the main part of the show, while during one day of the week, usually Friday, the show is hosted by Lorraine Kelly. During the main part of the programme there is a combination between the four different presenters. The four main presenters are Ben Sheppard, Kate Garraway, John Castleton and Emma Crosby. What I feel is that the new line up of presenter that was recently changed at the beginning of 2009, has made the programme more entertaining, unlike previous presenters like Fiona Phillips. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/07/09 (Useful, 7 readings)
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GMTV stands for Good Morning TeleVision, and it really is a great way to brighten up your morning. The show runs from 06:00 to 09:25 and is what I would call a magazine show, full of variety and entertainment. There are two main sets of presenters which come in pairs. Andrew Castle and Kate Garraway and Emma Crosby and Ben Shepherd. Emma has recently replaced Fiona Philips. Fiona was thought to have the top slot and when she quit the media was rife with Kate being desperate to have her job aswell. Emma is great because she brings a slightly younger womans perspective to the show. Towards the end of the show Lorraine Kelly takes over and mainly ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/05/09 (Useful, 14 readings)
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GMTV (Good Morning Television) was first broadcast back in 1993 when it took over from TV:AM as ITV's morning breakfast show. Shown Monday to Friday weekly from 06:00am to 09:25am it features two presenters on the sofa (from Andrew Castle, Kate Garraway, Emma Crosby, Ben Shepherd, Penny Smith & John Stapleton) talking about the latest issues with either celeb guests or general public. Each show features local & national news bulletins, weather updates, and Lorraine Kelly has a slow towards the end of the programme generally aimed at women with shopping and beauty advise and of course the traditional competition. GMTV has had many a presenters including ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/05/09 (Useful, 32 readings)
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This show is on every morning from 6am, they talk about the latest news going to, to the latest gossip in the showbiz world. They have lots of interesting topics, and they always want to hear your views by either emailing or texting in. The presenters are always very cheerful, it is presented by Penny Smith, John Stapleton, Kate Garraway, Emma Crosby, Andrew Castle, Ben Shephard and Lorraine Kelly. The weather girls are Clare Nasir and Kirsty McCabe. Martin Lewis is on the show quite a few times a week giving his advice on saving money, credit cards, loans, and much more. Lorraine Kelly is on every morning at 8.35 till 9.25 she talks ... Read the complete review

