I also think the ads are aimed at the not too intelligent if you get my drift because it's like they are talking to those who need constant reminders , also the way words are said and pronounced I.e.

Wiv - with
Yea yes
What wot
Here ere
Tomorrow tomorra
Bath baf
Water warterr

Ill shut up now 😇

The adverts also 'run on' each from the previous one, not even the slightest pause between them. No doubt someone realised that the time between them all added up and was '£x' amount of income lost, so that was changed. Also why does the volume on adverts have to increase from what was an acceptable level for the programme being viewed?

On the subject of varying volumes there is a cookery programme at the weekend, yes one of oh so many, on Sunday I recall, with Lisa Faulkner and John Torode. They are both in the kitchen, usually standing right next to each other and yet their voices are at different levels, one can hardly be heard while the other is quite acceptable. The same on an ITV chat programme with Jonathan Ross, his guests can all be heard but his voice is just a very low mumble all the time. Surely in this day and age something can be done about this?

Does Jonathan Ross not sound better that way?

I'm sick to death of commercial channels interrupting adverts by putting programs between them.

It's not as though it's possible to record stuff off catch-up and fast forward through things so I can get back onto the ads