The Chris and Rosie Ramsey Show

Ok we're only one episode in but you get a gut reaction about these shows, I was expecting it to be awful and a couple of minutes in I was a bit unsure but then it started going. It was just so easy going and natural, the segments were fun, the transitions could do with being a bit more fluid but that's not a big deal.

Perfect first guests, Jamie Is always funny and his partner seemed really fun! They were a great couple, Sophie wasn't a prude or wooden and they were just a good couple to have on.

Bits of genuinely funny moments and overall a really good show! One of those ones that's easy to watch and make you smile and that's all I want.

I'd not seen Rosie before but she's brilliant, I never used to enjoy Chris, his stand up or Comedy Central stuff but he's really changed in my opinion and seems a genuinely good dude, great hosts, slightly rough around the edges but it's great.

Judy was a great guest to. That woman is effortlessly funny.

All a bit desperate, Saturday night type fodder but aimed at slightly more (im)mature "adults".

Both of the Ramsey's grate. I can't find anything particularly charming or funny about either. The humour and "laughs" are over-compensated for by Chris constantly stretching his mouth as wide as possible to show how funny we should find it all. The show's mind-bending premise (and vehicle for giving the Ramsey's a programme together) seems to be how exaggeratingly hilarious married life is and even at that easy task, it fails.

Having enjoyed their podcast and being from the northeast myself, I was pretty worried when I saw the trailer for this show as it was a bit naff. This said, I really enjoyed the first episode for all the reasons the previous reviewer gave. It really works to stick to the key theme of couples - all the segments and guests gelled, sparked off each other and, consequently, were really entertaining. Would definitely watch again.

I love their podcast, and this follows a similar theme. I do find it funny, however, some of it is just too scripted and 'Barry' is so annoying - please ditch this character!!

And why does Chris feel the need to shake everyone's hand after a joke or comment?!

A good podcast doesn't necessarily translate to TV, that's the case here unfortunately.

All a bit shouty, they're ramping up the gross as each episode passes which is a clear sign of desperation. It's like being stuck at a party with some people who are just 'a bit much'.

Everyone in the studio seems to be having a fab time, maybe you have to be there.