Inside the Factory

The presenter Gregg Wallace taking credit for the work of others for "his" item at what ever plant the show is visiting. His man child act detracts from what would be a relatively interesting and well put together show. I do find it a bit ironic that many of the factories visited are owned by multi-national corporations that are not British owned but are still lauded as the best in the world for whatever reason they can dream up with their on show historian. Cherry is the least annoying of all the presenters but her role is also poorly scripted. She doesn't need to be portrayed as more shallow and idiotic than Gregg.

TLDR...the premise is interesting but the hosts suck.

Have always loved this show and HATED Gregg Wallace with a passion. He's not only very irritating with his childish demeanor but an absolute clumsy fool. GLAD HE'S GONE! Some very interesting shows that make you marvel at the size and volume they produce and Cherry and Ruth present great history and an informative look into the products without the ridiculous actions and clumsy antics of Gregg. I pity the staff that are required to babysit this goof through their factory. Most of the tours are simply fascinating but I have to turn off the sound and read the subtitles because GW is THAT annoying.

...And a 7,9 rating shows, so do most others. Gregg Wallace is enthusiastic and funny, some find him to be too much, I don't. I think he nails it with his good mood and inquisitive personality.

There is only one UK presenter worse than him...

Why does the BBC retain such losers?

I wonder what criteria brought him to the top of their list?

It lost any credibility for me when they did the chocolate taste test in episode 2. I get that Brits like their own chocolate. But describing American chocolate as having a vomit taste is a bit much. It's chocolate, for Pete's sake. No one is going to eat something that tastes like vomit, let alone crave it. It's just not as sweet.