BBC Points Of View complaints - sex scenes, lack of tennis at Wimbledon to 'ugly' giraffe

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BBC Points Of View has been airing the complaints of TV viewers across the country.From raunchy antics on screen, to "hideous" giraffes, unrealistic coffee drinking in soaps and a lack of ballroom dancing on Strictly, no topic has been off the cards.There have even been complaints about Points Of View itself.READ NEXT: BBC National Lottery stars now - sudden death, Phillip Schofield feud and flashing fansAs the popular programme turns 61 years old, Daily Star takes a look at some of the most outrageous complaints submitted to Points Of View - both on the show and on its social media accounts.Fans of BBC series Versailles were sent into a rage in 2017, after Points Of View received complaints about the BBC drama before the second series had even aired.Versailles, which followed the life of a young King Louis XIV, starred actors including Alexander Vlahos and George Blagden and ran for three series between 2015 to 2018,However, its raunchy sex scenes often attracted much criticism and ahead of its second series, the official Points Of View Twitter account asked followers: "There have been complaints even before it has aired!

Are you tuning into the 2nd series of Versailles on @BBCTwo now?"Some continued to complain about the series, with one viewer saying: "Everything on a grand scale except for the script!"However, most complained about the people making the complaints to Points Of View, with one fan saying: "Don't watch it if it's too risque for you!

Simple!""It's ridiculous!" said another, while a third added: "It's a TV show. If you don't like it don't watch and let the rest of us enjoy!

Series one was just amazing #Versailles."The lesson - never mess with a fandom.BBC show Question Time allows studio audiences to pose.