LO
Joyce Ohajah and Phil Gayle are presenting tonight's programme.
Alastair's absence is probably connected to the fact that he is hosting the joint ITV London/LBC 97.3 Mayoral debate to be recorded this evening on the South Bank.
Who Wants to be a London Mayor? will be broadcast on ITV1 London and LBC 97.3 at 11pm on Thursday night.
Alastair's absence is probably connected to the fact that he is hosting the joint ITV London/LBC 97.3 Mayoral debate to be recorded this evening on the South Bank.
Who Wants to be a London Mayor? will be broadcast on ITV1 London and LBC 97.3 at 11pm on Thursday night.
TVF
TV Forum Team
James Hatts posted:
Who Wants to be a London Mayor? will be broadcast on ITV1 London and LBC 97.3 at 11pm on Thursday night.
A full 2 days after the BBC broadcast theirs:
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/londonelections/articles/11089810?source=Evening%20Standard
LO
What's so terrible about that?
Just back from the recording. I was in the front row. They didn't get as big an audience as they expected and had to screen off a lot of the seating.
Alastair was the host with panellists Nick Ferrari, Eve Pollard and Cristina Odone.
They had 'celebrities' in the audience to ask questions - the usual rent-a-quote types - Max Clifford, Mike Rutherford, David Banks, Maxwell Hutchinson, Harriett Scott, Peter Tatchell...
Each candidate was grilled for three minutes each by two of the panellists, then they went to a couple of celebrity questions, then a couple of members of the public.
At the end of the show Darren Johnson and Ram Gidoomal each had a minute or so.
Wasn't a bad show actually.
Larry Scutta posted:
A full 2 days after the BBC broadcast theirs
What's so terrible about that?
Just back from the recording. I was in the front row. They didn't get as big an audience as they expected and had to screen off a lot of the seating.
Alastair was the host with panellists Nick Ferrari, Eve Pollard and Cristina Odone.
They had 'celebrities' in the audience to ask questions - the usual rent-a-quote types - Max Clifford, Mike Rutherford, David Banks, Maxwell Hutchinson, Harriett Scott, Peter Tatchell...
Each candidate was grilled for three minutes each by two of the panellists, then they went to a couple of celebrity questions, then a couple of members of the public.
At the end of the show Darren Johnson and Ram Gidoomal each had a minute or so.
Wasn't a bad show actually.
TVF
TV Forum Team
Sounds good, shame that Darren Johnson seems to get such a low profile on such things - all his appearances on the BBC programme were pre-recorded.
Just a shame that Nick Ferrari has to make an appearance he's very annoying indeed
Just a shame that Nick Ferrari has to make an appearance he's very annoying indeed
GS
Are you sure you weren't having a flashback from sitting in the audience of it the other night?
It's all that time you spend in that deathly dull ITV News thread that causes it, you know.
Gavin Scott
Founding member
James Hatts posted:
That was bizarre - instead of an ident before D-Day Dispatches in London we got some VT from Who Wants to Be a London Mayor?
We got the announcement though
We got the announcement though
Are you sure you weren't having a flashback from sitting in the audience of it the other night?
It's all that time you spend in that deathly dull ITV News thread that causes it, you know.