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"Abysmal", "embarrassing", "mind-numbingly bad": Twitter was not impressed by Stars in Their Eyes
ITV swapped Matthew Kelly for Harry Hill – but should the original have ever been rebooted?
- Huw Fullerton
Published: Sunday, 11 January 2015 at 10:11 am
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But against this tide of dislike, it wasn't all bad – a few lone voices were fans of the new series, and took to social media to defend it.
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And some others managed to find silver linings even if the format didn't entirely convince
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At the end of the day we have to ask – was it even worth reviving? This guy seems to sum up a lot of Twitter feeling on the subject.
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But a series of embedded tweets can't fully gauge the reaction – what did you think? Was the Stars in Their Eyes reboot a disaster that should never have happened, or is it a big improvement on the Matthew Kelly years? Vote now!Should Stars in their Eyes have been revived?
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Huw FullertonCommissioning editor
Huw Fullerton is a commissioning editor for Radio Times magazine handling comedy, entertainment and specialist drama. In a previous regeneration, he covered all things sci-fi and fantasy for RadioTimes.com.
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