BBC Children In Need 2001

PE

Pete Founding member 16 November 2001 10:49pm

peterrocket posted:

And the best bit is if your in Northern Ireland - you won't have seen ANY of that whatsoever.

Just Westlife and S Club 7 singing plus a brief glimpse of the Big brother people.

And lots of regional cock-ups every minute �it's a full series of Aunties Bloomers!

GUESS WHAT, IT'S THE SAME IN SCOTLAND

I'm gonna have to get an arial pointing at England soon.

BBC Scotland - UG

no actually, they dont deserve capitals

bbc scotland - ug

or does that look to groovyfunkytrendy with all little letters.

right

BBC Scotland - ug

yesem, thats the ticket

(Edited by Hymagumba at 10:51 pm on Nov. 16, 2001)

GM

nodnirG kraM 16 November 2001 10:53pm

Ok I know you all had problems downloading the file so I've uploaded it on my 2000 Today FTP server.

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(Edited by nodnirG kraM at 10:54 pm on Nov. 16, 2001)

J2

j2k 16 November 2001 10:55pm

nodnirG kraM posted:

Ok I know you all had problems downloading the file so I've uploaded it on my 2000 Today FTP server.

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MikeG 16 November 2001 10:56pm

Just watched the EastEnders - weren't they great!

And doing my favourite song - ever! Just like the video! It was brilliant!

Wonder if Pat knew Barry and Beppe had her earrings on? Lol!

Have to say Beppe was a better woman than some I know! Lol!

GA

Gary Founding member 16 November 2001 10:58pm

noggin posted:

And weren't the BBC Weather Girls fantastic?!

The weather girls were excellent! Well done to them! They done a similar thing last year, and that was just as good!

GM

nodnirG kraM 16 November 2001 11:00pm

J2K posted:

nodnirG kraM posted:

Ok I know you all had problems downloading the file so I've uploaded it on my 2000 Today FTP server.

http://www.2000today2.fsnet.co.uk/BBCNews.rm

Right Click, Save Target As!

(Edited by nodnirG kraM at 10:54 pm on Nov. 16, 2001)

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Keep trying!! It is there!! Bl**dy Freeserve!

J2

j2k 16 November 2001 11:00pm

I didn't watch last year's CiN, this year's has been great. It started off dull but as it's got going its getting brilliant!

I pledged �50. How much did you pledge?

MG

MikeG 16 November 2001 11:02pm

I sent in �50 from my wages! Did it via the TV with my debit card! First time I've ever done anything like that!

I'm normally scrooge's brother!

(Edited by MikeG at 11:02 pm on Nov. 16, 2001)

WH

Whataday Founding member 16 November 2001 11:06pm

I always prefer Comic Relief, but I usually also like CiN, but this years is not as good, as there are only D List celebs on it. �Comic Relief usually attracts a higher class of celebrity. �There is not enough Terry and Gabby on it this year! �Too much regional stuff!

(Edited by Whataday at 11:08 pm on Nov. 16, 2001)

SE

Square Eyes Founding member 16 November 2001 11:12pm

This is the view from ITV Digital. �No red button here, when you switch to BBC One, you get this yellow bar at the bottom of the screen which tells you to press the RED button, and then it disappears after about 10 seconds.

http://www.the.squat.btinternet.co.uk/images/wogan.jpg

MA

Marcus Founding member 16 November 2001 11:14pm

Asa posted:

Well if we're being picky, it was blatantly obvious from the movement of the plant in the background but hey, that's not what's its about!

Cheers, Asa

It was almost identical to a sketch on the Morcombe and Wise show, thirty years ago. They had top news readers, including Richard Baker, doing summersaults to the music of there's nothing like a dame.

So you see nothing is new.

NG

noggin Founding member 16 November 2001 11:24pm

Best to consider it a post-modern tribute to Morecambe and Wise then... Or just a good bit of fun telly.

(November 2001)