Out of Order

It was hard to watch at first but i forced my way through the first episode. By the end i was a little intrigued to try episode 2 so i just had it on in the background, vaped a bit with episode 3 on in the background. Repeat over a day and a half. It became comfort noise in the background. Nothing you had to pay attentio to but would be interesting when you needed a moment of WTF... after a couple days of that as background finally watched them all again in order and i enjoyed it immensely. Alot of stuff and subtleties are missed the first times. Its no secret Rosie is difficult to follow at first till you catch her vibe then you follow her easy. All in all, i would love another season. Its one you have to let marinate first. Rosie is a unique host thats a shock to some. Even those that already knwo her, there is a pace to shows most expect/ I think this show works perfect for her pace. Vape a little, maybe youll get it/

Really hard watch. It was painfully awful. Rosie Jones isn't at her best in this show neither are the guests, the whole concept of the show is really poor and not entertaining at all.

The show feels very much like it has been forced to fit an agenda rather than to be for entertainment purposes.

The guests are not great either, there is no real game show in the show at all it is more like a chat show.

If it was a chat show it would be great as they all have great chemistry and enjoy having a laugh and the chat would flow nicely,

The show shouldn't be bad but it really is.

If I could give it zero stars I would.

Out of Order with Rosie Jones is a proper good time. It's one of those panel shows that doesn't take itself too seriously, and Rosie brings loads of energy-cheeky, loud, and totally in charge of the chaos. The basic idea is that guests have to guess how the public ranked random stuff, and it leads to some very weird and funny conversations.

Some episodes are better than others-it really depends on who's on the panel. When the guests click, it's genuinely hilarious. When they don't... it can drag a bit.

Still, it's fun background telly. Doesn't ask much of you, makes you laugh, and has a bit of Rosie's lovely weirdness running through it.