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I'd like them to at least get to the Britpop era, although that does require sitting through a few years worth of Stan Appel produced episodes.
As nice as it would be for them to go all the way up to 2006, I can see interest slowly fading from casual watchers as we enter an era where it stopped becoming as important a programme as it was to the generation/s before. By the time I got into chart music in 1999, I had various music channels and CD:UK at my disposal, followed by the internet and eventually mp3s in a couple of years - I did briefly get into the show during the later Cowie era of 2002/03 when I started downloading songs, but by the time of the All New revamp I joined most of the population in not really bothering with it anymore.
Everyone has their own answer as to when the show stopped being great (usually connecting with them becoming older and not caring about the music anymore) but the 1991 revamp does seem to be agreed to be the start of a long, slow decline for the rest of the show's life, followed by the moving to Fridays in 1996, the previously mentioned 'All New' 2003 revamp, and eventually the "We really, really want to stop making this" move to Sundays in 2005.
Everyone has their own answer as to when the show stopped being great (usually connecting with them becoming older and not caring about the music anymore) but the 1991 revamp does seem to be agreed to be the start of a long, slow decline for the rest of the show's life, followed by the moving to Fridays in 1996, the previously mentioned 'All New' 2003 revamp, and eventually the "We really, really want to stop making this" move to Sundays in 2005.
I'd like them to at least get to the Britpop era, although that does require sitting through a few years worth of Stan Appel produced episodes.