BBC Bargain Hunt viewers driven to 'switch off' because of host's 'annoying' habit

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Fans of BBC's Bargain Hunt say they have been forced to turn off because of one presenter's habit. Danny Sebastian was hosting the show from Harrogate but viewers found his accent was turning them off from their usual favourite programme.The episode, which aired on Thursday last week, left viewers struggling with Danny's strong accent to the point it was making them switch off.

Many took to social media to vent their frustration, with some viewers even branding the presenter's speeches to camera as "rubbish" and even forced them to change the channel, writes The Mirror.One fan on Twitter said: "do mention to #dannysebastian if you have a moment that the words are “SHOPPING” not “SHOPPIN” and “HERE” not “EAR” #bargainhunt #properenglish."Another penned: "Free hundred pannhs and have to buy free items.

Why can't people enunciate? I'm out. Bye. #BargainHunt."While one said: "I might have, at one point, considered going on #BargainHunt.

Now that competitors apparently have to demonstrate an excess of personality, there’s no chance. I couldn’t do all that gurning at the camera declaring I’m in it to win it."Another wrote: "#bargainhunt what is Danny an expert in? #rubbish."While one penned: "If Danny spends more than a tenner on his bonus buy I will be in shock. #bargainhunt."During the show, Danny was joined by experts Izzie Balmer and John Cameron to seek out profitable antiques in Harrogate, as well as visits to its famous tea rooms and to learn about a vintage teapot collection.Visiting the famous Betty's Cafe Tea Rooms, Danny told viewers: "Is there anything more comforting than the humble cup of tea?