Brian Cox

[norrahe]

I thought you were talking about this fella

[MaryPoppins]

Cojak has a fancy for Cox, I believe.

[TimberWolf]

Cojak has a fancy for Cox, I believe.

I thought one or two or you did.

[minestrone]

I don't mind Brian Cox. It's better that than nothing and he seems to be doing a lot to popularise science.

This guy can be annoying to listen to:



Interesting programmes, but I'd prefer another presenter.

HE used to stay at the end of my road but then again better the devil you know, these twats used to stay across the road.

[minestrone]

Helon Skelton...

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She is perfect.

[Spacecadet]

I'm sure he's a nice enough guy, and knows his stuff; but I can't abide his perpetual window licking grin.

People who constantly grin for no apparent reason are at best disconcerting and often creepy and sinister, and for me that makes his documentaries utterly unwatchable, despite the interesting subject matter.

[TimberWolf]

Cox was also a guest on the seven hundredth Sky At Night last night. What an institution Sir Patrick Moore is and how sad it will be when he stops, which can't be long now.

Sir Patrick Moore - My 700 appearances on The Sky at Night - Telegraph

[MrRobin]

I tried watching the show last night but just found it so slow going. It took 5 minutes of waffle and a ton of fancy graphics to explain rather simple concepts and I got very bored so I flipped it over to 'Civilisation: Is the west history?' on Ch4+1.

Many of my friends have said they've learnt more from Cox in one hour than they did at school in years... Perhaps I just had a good teacher..?

[TimberWolf]

Given the comments, perhaps it's time that the BBC aired some programmes that go a little deeper, with mathematics and everything. I'm sure Cox is more than capable of doing so.

[TimberWolf]

If it's the 700th edition, he's appeared on 699 since he missed one after eating a rather less than choice duck egg some years ago.

The BBC don't pay him either according to the article! WTF