If Lisa Maxwell says 'I live in the country now' once more, I think like the I'm a celebrity contestants she has been criticising today, I will scream. You would think she was the only person who lives a rural life. It is getting as annoying as Lesley Garrett's constant 'you know I am married to a doctor' which used to irritate everyone so much. When she said today that she wouldn't mind the bugs in 'I'm a celebrity' as she lives in the country and is used to them and was then voted to do the trial, it was poetic justice (and then she screamed and swore very loudly all the way through doing it!!!! Her comment about keeping her mouth shut in future was so apt. Love the rest of the ladies though especially JSP, and the 2 Carols.

Would it be possible to throw a bucket of water over the over excited screaming women in th audience of Loose Women who invade my ears every lunchtime. It is not attractive, unnecessary and completely drowns out whatever the presenter is trying to say who then ends up by shouting at the camera. No doubt they have been whipped up into this ridiculous frenzy by a comedic warm up man. If the programme has to have an audience at all then let's please get back to some sort of normality where we can enjoy this often very interesting programme in peace.

I don't like Carol Vorderman on here. When I see her on other shows she is much more relaxed and funny, maybe she's not feeling as comfortable being in a woman only panel. I like Andrea more everytime she's on and often has very well thought out questions (Are they her own or scripted?) and has diverse realistic views. As much as I like JSP she's not really in touch with real life, just like Carol, Jane, Jenny. They are periodically funny but regardless of the subject discussed I kinda know what each of their viewpoints are, so its feeling all a bit samey. I enjoyed the variety of guests last week mainly as they were a lot younger. As a 36 year old I don't seem to have much in common with the 52 gang. Women only of that age bracket seem to be represented and are largely critical without understanding of what life is like to the minions of us who don't enjoy their lifestyle. The programs subjects seem to follow on from whats been shown on This Morning. I don't always get to watch that, but if I do it would be nice to have a different talking point, even a random issue for part of the show, views can still be current on a wide range of subjects, especially if its subjects that really matter to its viewers, not just whats happening in the celebrity world. The variety of guests is good I feel, but I do cringe and turn off when I have to see Denise through herself and drool over the male guests and sits pulling sour faces to pretty young women. I used to like her, but with whats going on in her life I don't really want to observe her difficulties during my lunch time, she needs to take stock, focus on her children and spend time making herself a new life with focus and not propping up bars and falling over men. Its embarassing to watch. I think Loose Woman would benefit from a fresh makeover, with new, variety of guest panelists, who aren't afraid to voice an alternative point of view.

Loose Women is a great title as most of the women on the show feel free to chat about all topics. yes, some issues are inane but then they get their material from every day life in Britain. The show is about a hearty laugh which helps with the seratonin and oxytoxin. This is not meant to be an intellectual program so just enjoy it even though each person on the panel can be a bit self-absorbed and a bit too flip at times.

There are so many cookery programmes on and crime programmes etc. I don't bother to watch This Morning any more but make sure I'm in front of the TV at 12.30! The programme makes you feel you have friends because it feels like they are almost including you in their conversations. One of my friends feels like me and so do my daughters. I think they are lucky to have the jobs on TV like that - I could talk like that but not on every subject! They seem such good friends too - I am envious. It's nice not to feel you've got to learn anything by watching Loose Women - it's just for fun!

There's not much else on TV in the daytime that can beat Loose Women as far as I'm concerned. It's always very funny (some of the presenters are professional comedians) and very opinionated. I think any haters of this program are probably taking the program and themselves far too seriously - Relax! It's just a lunchtime talk show! Yes the presenters are very opinionated and sometimes judgemental - but this is what the program is about and why it is so popular. I myself enjoy listening to their opinions on news, gossip, and their personal stories. I don't agree with some of them but that's the point, it's a debate program. All of the presenters are different, you may like some, dislike others - but isn't that just life? But may I just add that you probably shouldn't watch this program if you live in a bubble and hate other people with strong views.