Strictly -- Should be fair to all contestants

I imagine the publicity increases the level of pressure on her to perform well, and may be a disadvantage.

I think all the previose BBC presenters or weather staff have been "promoted" by their colleagues

Oh no!! Not that time of year again!

Well, I'll be watching I suppose - Mrs M wouldn't have it any other way - if only to see how quickly dear old Len comes out with that "I really think we've got the best line up ever" speech again.

I know millions watch it avidly and enjoy it but, like The Apprentice and Masterchef, it is getting a bit tired and formulaic isn't it? (Just my opinion, mind you! )

Strange how everybody on Strictly insists to all and sundry that their weekend dance competition is recorded over two separate nights.

They must think that the public are really gulible.

Some would say that the competition all takes place on the first day and the BBC broadcasts it over two nights.

Me --- I wouldnt care to guess.

K  

All done and dusted on the Saturday night. The audience is changed half way through the show to make you think it is a different night, pre recorded for Sunday. 

The same as the Mr Norton & Mr Ross shows really plus others I'm sure - does it matter, not really. I suspect most people who watch it do so because they like dance and find the show entertaining - I know we do. 

Who's Munchetty?

Indeed nellie, who are the rest as well?    I must be leading a very sheltered life as apart from two, I don't know who the others are. Is it me, or are they really scraping the barrell this year?.....

Who's Munchetty?

   BBC ..morning. presenter

Who's Munchetty?

Naga Munchetty 

See BBC profile here   Personally I think it unfair, and certainly ungallant to just refer to her by surname rather than her fall name. I am also not convinced she has been subject to an unfair amount of publicity as I have seen many other contestants being interviewed on various programmes which the OP may have missed. 

David