Exclusive: ‘You don’t turn up to work to be screamed at for 12 hours a day,’ says one former worker
Over seven years, millions of viewers have enjoyed the drama and pathos of sitting in front of the television watching other Britons sitting in front of the television. Gogglebox, with its depiction of a country at leisure, offering jokes and robust critiques, has been one of TV’s most conspicuous successes.
But now it seems that the no-punches-pulled approach of those featured on the programme merely mirrors what has been going on behind the camera.
