Alan Titchmarsh show.

[Lena & Harry Smith]

But not sure when
No actually I can tolerate his singing because it doesn't happen often, but I could do with an interpreter when he announces who will be on after the break or who will be on the show the next day. I can never quite catch what he says.
Sinatra would call him Mumbles, like he did Marlon Brando

[Mark Fox]

H&L-it's his Yorkshire accent!

[Lena & Harry Smith]

Well Harry's mum..my late mother-in-law-came from the North Mark, and I could understand her. Mind you she made sure I did.

[Mark Fox]

I love it!

[Gray]

Very funny Lena!

[Marian]

I prefer a Yorkshire accent to a Lancashire one where my mum's family hailed from.
Best of all I like the Geordie accent though.

[paul jh]

Who speaks with a Geordie accent? I've never heard of it.

I liked how people in Worcester spoke, but I don't know if that was an accent. I had real trouble understanding the people in Liverpool.

[Marian]

Tyneside, the Tyne and Wear area, South Shields, Newcastle and surrounding areas all have Geordie accents Paul. I'm not sure just why it's called Geordie though.

[Lena & Harry Smith]

After being constant visitors to Somerset (Zummerzet ) for many years we're very much accustomed to the accent. the ooh - Ars. and where the Cider Apples grow.

[paul jh]

Does this mean Cheryl Cole has a Georgie accent?

[Marian]

Yes she does Paul - Geordie.

[mariana44]

My dad came from Tyneside, and had a Geordie accent. I love all the different regional accents. I have friends from all over the country, like Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, etc etc and listening to various accents remind me of them.

[Lena & Harry Smith]

Cheryl Cole has got a Geordie accent, and with the recent events iin her life, these last couple of weeks ,there are even signs that she has developed a brain

[Mark Fox]

Let's hope Alan develops one too!

[Lena & Harry Smith]

Ha Ha Ha ...he's developed into a sex therapist I think according to yesterdays programme. Not really suitable for my innocent ears