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Many TV presenters rely on an autocue, a screen displaying their script, to deliver lines smoothly while appearing to look at the camera. Richard Osman's nystagmus means he can't use an autocue, forcing him to adapt his presenting style. This adaptation has helped him focus on the 'feel' of a show, a valuable skill in television.
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