GMTV Reviews

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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. ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

GMTV is your classic example of tabloid TV. They jump on every scandal, and every chance to tell the nation that we are doomed - houses too expensive, recession is coming, house market crash, stock exchange problems etc etc - almost willing these problems to befall society so they have bad news stories to tell. This program thrives on human misery, and seeks to spread it at any opportunity. GMTV is only worth watching for the local news from your region (actual true news not hyped up lies backed up with "figures" from a "leading authority" usually in the form of a percentage).

To sum it up, if you want to start the day with a depressed outlook on life watch, or you want a detailed weather forecast for Scotland, watch GMTV.

This is the morning show to wake upto each weekday morning. Presenters Penny Smith and John Stapelton are usually the first faces you see. They start of the programe at 6.00 a.m. each morning with the 'newshour', running through till 7.00 a.m. Although this news show obviously touches on some very serious topics, the shows format isn't that of ...  Read the complete review

How will GMTV cope now that fiona phillips has left? GMTV is a morning television programme that has been running on ITV for many years now and for some is part of a morning routine that has remained unchanged for at least a decade. The show includes various coverage of the news, including newspaper discussion, although this is not ...  Read the complete review

I watch this every morning and I find it very informative however I do have a few gripes.... I find that the news stories are always very dramatically told. The credit crunch recently has been really over done. We all know what is happening but all the doom and gloom is really shoved down our throats! Some of the presenters ...  Read the complete review

I have a beef with GMTV, however I do still watch it which is odd. I find the BBC version so dry. What really winds me up about it could apply to all ITV news programmes. Why is the reporting so overdramatic? I think it was made very plain in the last few weeks when all the credit crunch news was so unavoidable. GMTV might as well have ...  Read the complete review

GMTV is often the perfect programme to wake up to. There is a good mix of serious news, entertainment, fashion and lifestyle. There is also the handy clock in the bottom left corner to remind you that you got up 15 minutes late and need to rush if you are going to catch that train. Whilst I enjoy most of the content that GMTV has to ...  Read the complete review

Good Morning TV. The morning offering on ITV for breakfast TV viewing is GMTV. Hosted by a variety of presenters including Fiona Philips, Ben Shephard, Andrew Castle, John Stapleton and Penny Smith amoungst others. The programme mixes current affairs with lighthearted news stories. Cancer sufferers, ill children, etc are ...  Read the complete review

There is a choice of three ways to get the morning news on TV (assuming you don't subscribe to satellite services). There is the Breakfast programme on BBC1 which is all sit-up-and-take-notice-this-is-important, there is The Big Breakfast which has an apologetic news section which smacks of here is the news because we're contractually obliged to ...  Read the complete review

GMTV is ITVs breakfast tv program, it starts at 6 am with an hours news untill 7 am wher the show becomes very light hearted compared with other channels breakfast tv. From 7 am untill 8.35 they talk about all sorts of things from the newspapers, tv programs, health problems, they have guests on there show some of who are celebrities ...  Read the complete review

GMTV is ITV's breakfast offerring which runs from 7.00 till 9.00 every weekday morning and is a more light hearted informal look at the news when compared with the offerring from the BBC. The show is divided up into two one hour slots with a different pair of presenters for each one hour slot with each pair being one woman and a ...  Read the complete review

Greate morning TV programme has its own website on www.gmtv.co.uk, it is even more great, because if you missed something interesting on Telly, you can always go and check it on their site. There are loads of topics to read about, you can get backstage gossip as well, but my favorite part is a competition page- where you can ...  Read the complete review

GMTV is the breakfast television station broadcasting on Channel 3 from 6.00-9.25am. They won the breakfast contract in 1993 from TV-am, who started in 1983. GMTV follows the same idea as TV-am did, relaxed, lifestyle programming with a bit of news and current affairs mixed in. (Actually in the likes of the September 11th crisis, GMTV ...  Read the complete review

What a refreshing programme to wake up to in the mornings. As soon as I get up, I see the faces of Fiona Phillips and Eamon Holmes, and they act so laid back, and are very down to earth. The programme covers lots of topics and discussions, and can raise eyebrows with some of the things they discuss, ewspecially stories related to crime ...  Read the complete review

Have you noticed how Fiona Philips has bags under her eyes, big enough to do your shopping in? Penny Smith (though getting those bags) still cracks a joke, but Fiona - no chance, she sits there miserable, and tired. I do think maybe the show would be better without her! Enough of this perona slaying! The programme begins at 6 am (Yes ...  Read the complete review

Perhaps I am a very sad person, but I like nothing better than getting up in the morning , switching on the TV and having my breakfast with GMTV. Oh I know somedays the presenters look like they have no colour sense or even dress sense, but I like the way the programme is set out, and they all seem so happy even if it is early. Penny Smith always ...  Read the complete review