Good Morning Britain

ITV's attempt to revive their morning schedules once again has failed. They had GMTV - which was pretty good, actually. Then that turned into Daybreak then eventually evolving into Good Morning Britain. They have 4 presenters which all make the show awkward and bad. Also, this isn't a news show. They constantly talk about child care, the high street and other things that nobody cares about. ITV needs to scrap this show and go back to plain old news. Like before, GMTV was fine. It was a good show but now ITV has made 2 shows in a row that will be an unholy flop. Also, there's no couch. It doesn't feel friendly. It's 4 people say around a cluttered desk. *sigh* Well done ITV, you've made 2 pieces of crap in a row. Well done.

All the show is 2 hours of messery and making people depressed why people watch a show that just bad news and makes things worse than it is they just love scaring people can't watch it anymore it just makes your day depressing you woke up and it starts with just bad news not a good start of the day don't watch it people. They keep going on about fuel shortage so people go out and get more fuel than they need so that makes it worse.

Is this best you've got poor standard both are boring Katie and rainder look out of their depth painful watching both of them are turn off ASAP.

Time for a refresh find new talent that are TV friendly presenters that have personality comes across to viewers who makes you stay watching Good morning Britten.

If producers don't make changes and keep presenters who make viewers change channel the what is the point.

Over the past 5 Years some of your presenters have been a disaster. Your set with presenters sitting at desk lacks imagination looks like you got joiners from IKEA to install your boring set just as bad as Kate and Robert.

Just as well we don't have to pay for. Good morning boring Britten.

Jamie Thompson.

How many people does it take to present ITV Breakfast news? No, this isn't the start of a joke, it's the question that the powers that be have clearly asked themselves when launching the new version of Daybreak...or is that GMTV? The answer is four. Four people sat behind a desk looking formal, then moving over to a couch for more informal bits and pieces. Quite why showbiz reporter Richard Arnold needed to be in a suit to bring us an exclusive about One Direction I'll never know.

I'm not saying Daybreak was perfect but at least it felt warm and welcoming when you switched on, which this new incarnation does not. It has the effect of making you feel like you've walked into a board meeting late.

Will it catch on? Time will tell.

I glance through the Daily Mail online and have seen him on tv and that is enough.