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Which talking head do you hate the most?

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by Tom_Brinkman01, Jul 21, 2006.

  1. I say there's a three-way tie between Stephen A. Smith, Jason Whitlock and Bill Walton.
     
  2. Freelance Hack

    Freelance Hack Active Member

    Whitlock doesn't deserve to be on the list, and while Walton can be annoying, I don't hate him.

    And I have no feeling, positive or negative, toward SAS.

    My choice -- Bill O'Reilly
     
  3. Webster

    Webster Well-Known Member

    Woody Paige. SAS is a close second.
     
  4. suburbanite

    suburbanite Active Member

    Screamin' Smith and Sean Salisbury. Captain and first officer of the S.S. Douchebag.

    [And, yes, I did steal that from Conan, although he wasn't referring to them.]
     
  5. Oggiedoggie

    Oggiedoggie Well-Known Member

    Probably Chris Frantz, if I had to choose the one I like the least. But I still like them all.
     
  6. tonysoprano

    tonysoprano Member

    1. Chris Berman - I wish he could leave me alone.
    2. Katie Couric - I hate her perkiness, her fake seriousness, and relish in her future demise at CBS. This will bomb.
    3. Larry King - A cartoon character who only offers up softball questions to his guests. Boring.
    4. Nancy Grace - As discussed on another thread, a complete and utter beyotch
     
  7. The Big Ragu

    The Big Ragu Moderator Staff Member

    No way Whitlock belongs on that list. Maybe he makes the list of most hated message board posters, but as a talking head?

    I once interviewed Walton about his "broadcasting style." He was a stutterer when he was younger. I can't remember whose advice it was, but someone told him to stop thinking when he was on the air and just say whatever came int his head. Doing that corrected the stutter. And that, supposedly, is why he talks so much and sometimes says inane things.

    Sean Salisbury is a pretty good call, actually. The whole former Sunday Night NFL ESPN crew--particularly Theisman and Paul Maguire--used to drive me up the wall. But I am not sure they qualify as talking heads.
     
  8. Inky_Wretch

    Inky_Wretch Well-Known Member

    All three of them...

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  9. tonysoprano

    tonysoprano Member

    Haha. I got their greatest hits (it's an import) and it's one of my favorite CDs.

    Carry on ..back onto the subject...
     
  10. leo1

    leo1 Active Member

    this list is too long. how about a list of the ones we like?
     
  11. tonysoprano

    tonysoprano Member

    You know, I kind of enjoyed Tommy Smyth (sp?), the short, loud Englishmen during the World Cup. My man was hysterical.
     
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