He is OK and you can't deny that he has done well to still be in the entertainment business after all these years but for someone to not watch the show because they don't like him is plain daft, this is going to be about his family, not him.
I couldn't agree more. Of course Bruce has some annoying habits, but don't we all when we reach 80 (if we are lucky enough to make it !) ? I'm a mere youngster of 62, and I can remember watching Bruce on TV at the London Palladium on Sunday nights when I was 8 years old. 54 years on, and he knocks spots off me with his physical fitness. How many 80+ year olds do you know that could work a 16 hour day ?
Anyway, what endears Bruce to many these days is the British royal family's and government's continual refusal to give Bruce the recognition he deserves in the form of a knighthood ? Especially when they can hand out honours to bully boys like John Prescott. Bruce and his wife have done a lot for charity, but they don't shout about it.
My wife watched a programme called "Living with Brucie" on Channel 4 last night. Although I was using the computer at the time I could not miss hearing him being overbearing, getting his own way and in one incident having quite a hissy fit with one of the locals near his house in Porto Rica. He came over as not a particularly likeable man.
I saw that too. The hissy fit wasn't with one of the locals - it was with one of the security guards that he and the other residents pay to guard the estate. This particular guard had driven his 4x4 directly across the path of Bruce's golf buggy, causing him to swerve. He was completely justified in his stance. The people in that complex probably shell out a lot of money every year to pay these people.
Anyway, I am looking forward to seeing Bruce's ancestry. As far as I'm concerned, it's not a requirement to like the person on the show to be able to enjoy it, and I think we ought to stop this childish character assasination of the forthcoming subjects on the show.