The spinning chairs on The Voice are a big selling point and add excitement to the show.
Tom Jones' inability to turn around in the spinning chair is not part of the show's format but due to his bad hips.
Jesse J's ability to go from beautiful to less glamorous in an instant is captivating.
Danny's lack of recognition among the viewing public is surprising considering his popularity.
The hosts discuss the idea that having a quirky obsession makes a person more interesting.
Do the spinning chairs on The Voice make the show better?
—Yes, the spinning chairs add excitement and are a big selling point of the show.
Why can't Tom Jones turn around in the spinning chair?
—Tom Jones has bad hips, which prevents him from turning around in the spinning chair.
Why is Jesse J known for her changing appearance?
—Jesse J has the ability to go from beautiful to less glamorous in an instant, which is captivating.
Why is Danny not as recognized as the other judges on The Voice?
—Danny's lack of recognition among the viewing public is surprising considering his popularity.
Do people with quirky obsessions tend to be more interesting?
—According to a survey, 85% of British people believe that having a quirky obsession makes a person more interesting.
00:00The hosts introduce The Voice talent show and discuss the spinning chairs.
07:45They talk about Tom Jones' inability to turn around in the spinning chair due to his bad hips.
13:20The hosts praise Jesse J's ability to go from beautiful to less glamorous in an instant.
21:10They discuss Danny's lack of recognition among the viewing public.
28:30The hosts debate whether having a quirky obsession makes a person more interesting.
