New BBC Sunday Morning News Show: Sunday AM: The name of Andrew Marr's show, according to Radiotimes.com - Page 3

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Pootle5 11 September 2005 11:21am

chris posted:

It's now obvious that the background for the BBC NEWS on BBC ONE is fake, as the background studio magically appeared in the Sunday AM studio as well with Moira. Obviously fake.

Gosh!

JA

jamesmd 11 September 2005 11:25am

does anyone think that the Vote 2001 music would make a good "Sunday Morning Show" theme at all?

It sounds very much like a modern fusion of the various Breakfast themes before the pips. Very nice.

Can anyone remember it/what it was called?

OB

on the box 11 September 2005 11:35am

Well certainly has more enrergy to it than Breakfast with Frost, not sure about the set and titles.
'Moria whats todays Headline?'
'Aftermath of Todays Rioting in Northern Ireland'
That bit seemed a bit deadpan to me could just be my hangover thou.
I Think it was a mistake to show News24Sunday on BBC1 they should have had a summer break then go into this show.
Well done Andrew a good show that will have the longetivity of Breakfast with Frost.
Is that his car featured in the titles? if so my mum has one and they are bloody awfull to drive.

OB

on the box 11 September 2005 11:38am

James Hall posted:

does anyone think that the Vote 2001 music would make a good "Sunday Morning Show" theme at all?

It sounds very much like a modern fusion of the various Breakfast themes before the pips. Very nice.

Can anyone remember it/what it was called?

Cant remember the name, I would have to say no it sounds a bit too stuffy, maybee the Election2005 music would be great somewhere!

TV

archiveTV 11 September 2005 12:35pm

It does seam to be a clone of the Frost programme. Same type of set, with Sir Davids regency lounge replaced by Andrews penthouse flat. Both have a convenient Newsroom built in the alcove. And whats with the audience? Does Andrew always have people in to watch him eating his cornflakes. Same old guests,. Surely they could have found a fresher face than Ann Leslie to do the paper review. Same running order. Same soft interviews. Opportunity missed for a bright new show.

R2

r2ro 11 September 2005 12:55pm

archiveTV posted:

It does seam to be a clone of the Frost programme. Same type of set, with Sir Davids regency lounge replaced by Andrews penthouse flat. Both have a convenient Newsroom built in the alcove. And whats with the audience? Does Andrew always have people in to watch him eating his cornflakes. Same old guests,. Surely they could have found a fresher face than Ann Leslie to do the paper review. Same running order. Same soft interviews. Opportunity missed for a bright new show.

The only thing that makes it more interesting than Frost is the fact that Andrew Marr puts so much energy into the programme and doesn't pause after every couple of words like Frost always seemed to do. I did have to laugh at the way Andrew Marr bounded out of the door and down the steps and when he asked Moira what the main story was. It didn't seem to work because there was a pause before Moira responded and she didn't really say it in a conversational tone which Andrew had introduced it with.

LO

Londoner 11 September 2005 3:26pm

RJ

Russell James 11 September 2005 3:29pm

By the looks of it, the desk is the same as the Breakfast one

JA

jamesmd 11 September 2005 3:41pm

Sky News Ireland posted:

By the looks of it, the desk is the same as the Breakfast one

well it's the same studio, so they wouldn't want to shell out on a new desk.

DU

Dunedin 11 September 2005 3:59pm

Londoner posted:

http://www.dolben.demon.co.uk/newschannel/050911_sundayam3.jpg

That's a quite glorious expression you've captured there of our chancellor.

Was he being asked about John Humpreys at the time?

TW

Time Warp 11 September 2005 4:16pm

Dunedin posted:

Londoner posted:

http://www.dolben.demon.co.uk/newschannel/050911_sundayam3.jpg

That's a quite glorious expression you've captured there of our chancellor.

Was he being asked about John Humpreys at the time?

Or Tony Blair?

TV

archiveTV 11 September 2005 4:37pm

Dunedin posted:

Londoner posted:

http://www.dolben.demon.co.uk/newschannel/050911_sundayam3.jpg

That's a quite glorious expression you've captured there of our chancellor.

Was he being asked about John Humpreys at the time?

Now your talking If only we could have had John Humphreys to present the programme. They we might actually learn something.

New BBC Sunday Morning News Show: Sunday AM

The name of Andrew Marr's show, according to Radiotimes.com (September 2005)