Once you notice something--you just keep seeing it.

[LibraryLady]

We watch channel 5 news on a regular basis. Brian Scott is a "in the field" reporters. We noticed that he often "hops up" on his toes while doing a story. Now, my husband calls him bouncing Brian.........and waits to see when he will start bobbing as he does the story.

I hate it when I notice something like that, because then I am aware of it every time I see the person.

[Bob Of Burleson]

Ah, yes, the old Bouncy Toes Syndrome, easily cured by changing channels.

[BigTex]

Ever notice how many cars on the road are exactly like the one you just bought?

[Dancer]

He must be as short as my wife. She has been known to do that.

[Allen]

LL, I'm the same way with Jimmy Fallon. I watched his first show and thought it was pretty good. The second time I watched I noticed his fake laugh and can't get past it. Everyone tells me he is actually pretty good, but I will never know because that one quirk drives me nuts.

[geeiabil]

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Check out Brendan Higgins on Ch.11 Morning News. His eyebrows and ears are connected.

[BillB]

Fred Thompson bobbing his head when he talks.
I always think of Phineas T. Bluster when I see him.

[BigTex]

I could never figure out what bothered me about Steve Forbes until I figured it out. He never blinks.

[Zelda]

I often notice that certain (usually exceptionally beautiful )actors and actresses never blink, I time them, they can go on for several minutes of screen time, deliver long drawn out speeches...and not once blink.

It reminds me of the old TV series 'The Invaders', where the aliens all had a dodgy hand in common, maybe the new breed of invaders just dont need to blink.

[marti]

I will be more observant and report back!

I have noticed product placement....its everywhere. Didn't it use to be more subtle?

[LibraryLady]

I will be more observant and report back!

I have noticed product placement....its everywhere. Didn't it use to be more subtle?

Perhaps we were less sophisticated and didn't notice so quickly.