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A former member
Here's the video:
http://www.theidentgallery.com/bbc1/2012/BBC1NI-2012-PROMO-TITANIC-1.mp4
Last edited by A former member on 4 April 2012 1:00am
DV
Was very impressed with the Len Goodman documentary, hope that parts 2 and 3 are as good. Could have been a disaster but his personal involvement with the ship construction industry in the past worked well.
DA
I didn't see him on the Titanic programme but he presented The 1952 Show on BBC One each day last week and he actually seems to be quite a good presenter. He certainly has a unique style.
Was very impressed with the Len Goodman documentary, hope that parts 2 and 3 are as good. Could have been a disaster but his personal involvement with the ship construction industry in the past worked well.
I didn't see him on the Titanic programme but he presented The 1952 Show on BBC One each day last week and he actually seems to be quite a good presenter. He certainly has a unique style.
GS
Gavin Scott
Founding member
I've watched both programmes in the last week - he's brilliant, actually. Very compelling, very engaging.
The 1950s show is very relaxed and anecdotal, where the Titanic programme is a more formal documentary, peppered with interviews and his recollections of his time as a welder. In both shows the obvious thing is how well he relaxed he makes the guest contributors.
He comes across well in Strictly, but I didn't imagine he'd be so good in other projects.
The 1950s show is very relaxed and anecdotal, where the Titanic programme is a more formal documentary, peppered with interviews and his recollections of his time as a welder. In both shows the obvious thing is how well he relaxed he makes the guest contributors.
He comes across well in Strictly, but I didn't imagine he'd be so good in other projects.












