Mirroring, deliberately or not, a number of experiments in the 70s and 80s, in which cameras were secretly placed inside sets – revealing, among other things, that viewers are prone to skip the adverts and to have settee sex during boring programmes – Gogglebox films various sets of relatives and friends as they watch the box.
He created a Twitter storm in just his second week in charge when he described shadow cabinet member Rachel Reeves' appearance on the programme as "boring snoring" in a tweet he accidentally sent to all his followers.
At home, we flick channels if a programme bores us for even a few seconds.
She is resolutely not golden-ageist about it – "a lot of our programmes were amazingly boring.
This Monday we got Nick Clegg boring for England on the Today programme, intoning pseudo business-speak such as "going forward", "delivering" and "we need to do more".
Variety of the FV delivered enhanced the pupils' use of the FV programme as they found it boring if they were to eat the same FV every day.
Not only has the shuttle programme been costly, it has been boring.
The way he'd turned this time of year into simply the inevitable guarenteed payoff to the flaming momentum his talent programme had generated must have even been boring him.
A Guardian panel of British Muslims who watched the programme last week were highly critical of the show, branding it "boring, inaccurate and sensationalist" and said it "reinforced the us vs them narrative".
A common reason for drop-out from after-school social and educational programmes is that the young people have found them boring [ 24], but this does not appear to apply in our study.
