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ON show?? (October 2003)

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BN
Breakfast News
Looking at the Current Buns website and the Sian Williams (BBC News) page. On page 2 there are screenshots of her on a programme called 'ON show' Is this a BBC show? Help please!! Is she going behing Bill's back?
WH
Whataday Founding member
Breakfast News posted:
Looking at the Current Buns website and the Sian Williams (BBC News) page. On page 2 there are screenshots of her on a programme called 'ON show' Is this a BBC show? Help please!! Is she going behing Bill's back?


http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/onshow/
TW
Turnbull and Williams
So she is going behind Bill's back then! The little rotter. And so soon after I was very impressed with her for not taking the Radio 5 Live show. I'm very disappointed in her.
MI
mizzb
I have seen some trailers very recently for a new series of On Show (welsh arts prg ) on BBC 1 Wales. As Sian appears briefly in the trails I assume she will be presenting the second series. Most art programmes in wales have died a quick death so it 's largely due to Sian Williams that this programme has suceeded.
MI
Mikeroberts
Is sian leaving breakfast then?
JA
jamej
Mikeroberts posted:
Is sian leaving breakfast then?


No. She turned down the job at Radio 5 Live.
DY
Dour Yorkshireman
Not at this time mike. She usually leaves t breakfast table at about 6oclock !
MI
mizzb
.

I may have been a bit vague in my earlier posting about SW and the On Show.

Sian presented the first series back in the summer which had a number of favourable comments about it in the press and on the web. It is a half an hour programme which goes out once a week, first shown on BBC2W ( welsh digital channel ) on Thursdays and then repeated on BBC1 the following Sunday. In the first series Sian worked around her schedule of presenting Breakfast to host episodes of On Show and I assume this will happen again if/when she presents the show.
TV
TVDragon
It's also being presented by the *everywhere* Aled Jones. That's the thing about Welsh people, on tv that is -- they get everywhere. Sarra Elgan, Aled Jones, Steve Jones, Rhodri Davies, the other Rhodri.. Tut, too much everywhere.

On Show is rather interesting in a thinky type way, as others have commented -- not least because of Sian Williams' charm and presenting talents.

I remember watching nearly a whole programme on Welsh bridges before realising what on earth I was doing. But she made it all seem so interesting and lovely..

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