ITV Loose Men: Fans are clamoring for spin-off to become a staple

Today’s panel featured The Chase star Paul Sinha, Vernon Kay, boxer Tommy Fury and Martin Kemp.

The men discussed a range of topics including erectile dysfunction, when to ask the question of marriage and even had Tommy teach the judges a little boxing.

Why was there a Loose Men spin-off on ITV?

Next up is “Loose Men” on Thursday… pic.twitter.com/Ekis83DNg7

– Loose women (@loosewomen) May 18, 2023

“Loose Men” first started in November 2020 and was carried out to mark International Men’s Day. At the podium were JLS singer Marvin Humes, comedian Iain Stirling, Boyzone star Ronan Keating and radio host Roman Kemp.

Since then, the spin-off has returned for a series of sporadic episodes, either to mark Mental Health Awareness Week or International Men’s Day.

There, the likes of Strictly Come Dancing pro Johannes Radebe, actor Larry Lamb and former rugby player Mike Tindall discussed various difficult topics at lunchtime.

Viewers are urging Loose Men to become a full show after praise

Viewers were quick to praise the Loose Women spin-off, with many calling for it to be made a permanent fixture on ITV programming.

One user said, “Oh my god these easygoing men are actually so much better than easygoing women.”

Another said: “Love to see #LooseMen showcase #LooseWomen especially some of my favorite celebrity men @DrAmirKhanGP @realmartinkemp & @ITVthesinnerman. It is SO important that men open up too! Loose Men was supposed to be a monthly thing. @loosewomen.”

The boys are back! Connect, @vernonkay, @tommytntfuryPaul Sinha and @realmartinkemp at 12.30pm on ITV1 🙌📺 pic.twitter.com/u4Jm2MQFoJ

– Loose women (@loosewomen) May 18, 2023

One user added: “What an absolute delight to watch loose men, great to hear the other side… Martin Kemp, I totally agree, the 80’s were the best for music and style. I was a skinhead at the time and crazy about SKA.” But I really liked your band and others, total quality xx.”

Demanding that the show be made permanent, one fan said: “A petition to make #LooseMen a permanent thing.”

More took to Twitter to express this sentiment, saying: “I applaud #loosemen who literally engage in things considered taboo and potentially embarrassing. @itv PLEASE broadcast this show weekly it is needed as much as #loosewomen @loosewomen.”

Loose Women will return to ITV1 tomorrow (Friday 19 May) from 12:30pm.