Trisha Reviews

There seem to be a large number of programmes dedicated to solving other people's domestic problems. The US had it big with shows such as Jerry Springer, Maury, etc, where people would come on and air their dirty laundry for all to see. Over here, we have taken it on as addictive TV, with Jeremy Kyle and Trisha probably leading the ...  Read the complete review

Since being ill I've watched much more TV than usual especially during the day & wonder why we have to pay sucha lot for the privilege of having television in our homes. Not only have I had to watch Jeremy Kyle & Jerry Springe but the Trish Show! I guess I could have switched off but to be honest I couldn't believe how bad they were so ...  Read the complete review

You can catch The Trisha Goddard show on Channel 5 at 10.30am Monday to Friday - conveniently straight after the Jeremy Kyle show on ITV. Trasha (yes thats on purpose) is the host, and guests with 'problems' appear on the stage to tell the audience and viewers at home, about them. Trash will then advise them to do the right thing in a ...  Read the complete review

Trisha or the Trisha Goddard show as it is currently know is the channel five equivilant of the The Jeremy Kyle show. Although it was originally on ITV 1, for a number of years, before Trisha moved her show to Channel Five and Jeremy Kyle was her replacement on ITV. The show like all of the same genre involves people that are looking ...  Read the complete review

Trisha is a chat show on Channel 5 which ran from 1998-2005 in the mornings on ITV (now ITV1) and which has been renamed as Trisha Goddard upon moving to 5 (Now Five). The concept of the show is that it is a chat show which is hosted by Trisha Goddard, there will be people on the show who think that their other half has been cheated ...  Read the complete review

I caught this on TV this morning, and although I hadn't seen this for ages, and I think remember last time I watched for a couple of minutes, I said I would never watch again. I gave it the benefit of the doubt, and had this on in the background while I was writing, and I will not watch this again. This show is on Channel 5 ...  Read the complete review

I used to watch the ""Trisha"show but always felt she was trying to be an English Oprah or Ricki Lake and that her show seemed to be a cheap imitation of these. (Not cutting her down here, but like the studio space and set up).I agree that watching these shows make you feel that your problems are small in comparison. At least her ...  Read the complete review

Trisha Goddard has a program on Channel 5 which is a daytime viewing which about meeting people we various issues of life. Relationships are covered in detail in particular and sometimes the problems are solved in a amicable way but not in all cases and often there is shouting from both parties which are involved.On occasions one of the parties ...  Read the complete review

Trisha is a typical chat show where members of the general public air their 'dirty laundry' for all to see and the host, 'Trisha Goddard' gives them advice to sorting their problems out. There are a few things that make Trisha stand out in front of all the others including the fact that as you watch it you feel like Trisha and the ...  Read the complete review

"All power to you girl friend", "you should listen to the song by Destiny's Child - Independent Woman", "Girl Power!". No this is not some American catchphrase show and it is not some motivational therapist show - this is the Trisha Goddard show. Trisha appeared as a chat show host on ITV in 1998 as a ...  Read the complete review

Over on another review, I could not help but characterize The Jeremy Kyle Show as 'chavs fighting'. Well, this is one step up from that. Maybe it is best described as 'the thinking unemployed person's Jeremy Kyle'. Caring Trisha deals with the issues that matter - for instance, she once explored the tragedy of the chap who ...  Read the complete review

God I must be bored!! First Bargain Hunt, then Kilroy, now Trisha. Hum, I really must get some outside interests, a job perhaps? But then I would never be able to watch tacky tv! Dear God, sanity or boredom? Anyway lets give you the lowdown on the woman who would usurp Kilroys crown. Trisha Goddard is a forty-something Black ...  Read the complete review

Being a student I’m always at lectures or in the library so I don’t get to watch much daytime television (If you believe that you’ll believe anything), but Trisha is great to wake up to. I’m not sure whether it differs from region to region but here in the Yorkshire TV area it airs at 9:25am, just after GMTV and lasts ...  Read the complete review

Alcoholism, adoption and divorce are sensitive issues. So what better way to come to terms with them, than hop over to Norwich and divulge sensitive information to loved ones in front of a hundred or so yokels in day-glo lycra and an ex-Playschool host? Trisha Goddard has a chequered life herself - after presenting 'Playschool' ...  Read the complete review

Working from home has its benefits and its drawbacks. The benefits are getting up late when I want to, not having to leave my dog alone, always being on top of the housework and sometimes watching morning television before starting my working day. The drawbacks..............some of the television programmes.......and most especially TRISHA. ...  Read the complete review

Everything would have been fine if i hadn't said i needed a good day out. I mean, this day was as good as over and it was only 8am. I couldn't find a thing to wear, was not in the mood, and was running late. 'Looking forward to it babe'?, asked my friend. 'Yeah, it's gonna be a great day', i swore under my ...  Read the complete review

Why anyone would want to appear on t.v. to air their problems is a mystery to me. Do they secretly hope to be signed up as the next 'big thing'? Do they think that appearing on t.v. will make their problems dissappear? Do they not have minds of their own? The general mix of this show is someone comes on with a terrible problem ...  Read the complete review

Excerpt from dooyoo's information page: dooyoo and the daytime TV programme Trisha have teamed up to find volunteers to appear on the show. They are looking for people willing to talk about the following subjects. "Are you having relationship difficulties? Maybe you have a sexual problem? Or perhaps a jealous partner is ...  Read the complete review

Trisha a show copying the format of many American shows such as Ricki, Sally Jessy Raphael, Montel Williams and of course Jerry Springer. Members of the public are invited to air their problems, families and arguments in front of an audience. The host Trisha is there to ask leading questions, dole out advice and invite the audience to do the same. ...  Read the complete review

Trisha is a talk show, aired on ITV at 9.30am every weekday and is repeated in the very early hours of the morning. The topics are a mixture of the usual every day dramas that people face from "My husband run off with the milk MAN" to "I am seriously attracted to my best friends dog”"! So who is this woman ...  Read the complete review