Michael Sheen has taken the presenter’s chair on BBC Two’s House of Games, prompting a mixed reaction from viewers
Some welcomed the Celebrity Traitors star’s measured style, while others felt the programme had lost the comic energy associated with former host Richard Osman
Osman stepped down after nine years to concentrate on writing and other presenting projects
Although several fans praised Sheen’s assured start, critics described him as overly cautious and argued that the show now feels less lively
The new host is expected to put his own stamp on the popular quiz format.