(Edited by nodnirG kraM at 3:58 pm on Nov. 30, 2001)
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Steve Naylor
On a note about the programme itself... there seems to be a load of clunking going on during the studio items - is Jane Hill falling off her chair a lot?!
Oh and I've just noticed this is my 1000th post...
(Edited by Steve Naylor at 3:58 pm on Nov. 30, 2001)
Nice, well put together programme, worked well with Matthew and Jane presenting. Really good selection of guests so far too.
As Steve says, shame someone seemed to be trying to demolish the set in the background at the time.
I've just realised its an hour long as well.. runs till 4.30pm
Nice to see News 24 doing something like this (i.e. entertainment/factual rather than just news). It always amases me how quickly they can turn this stuff around and arrange for everyone to take part.
GM
nodnirG kraM
All that chair-bouncing has finally taken its toll it seems!! Poor Jane!
Congrats on your 1000th post .. now you have to work out how many posts were useful, and how many were b*****ks!! j/k
GM
nodnirG kraM
William posted:
It always amases me how quickly they can turn this stuff around and arrange for everyone to take part.
Peter Sissons was probably already in the building: Is he doing the 10 tonight? If so that's probably why he was on first so they can wait for other guests to arrive and be prepped (and warned never to sit on a chair after Jane Hill has!).
BBC1 have a half hour special scheduled from 7-7.30pm - will be interesting to see what format that takes... would be nice if it was an edited down version of this but somehow I can't see them doing that.
As long as David Dimbleby isn't presenting it....
GM
nodnirG kraM
nodnirG kraM posted:
William posted:
It always amases me how quickly they can turn this stuff around and arrange for everyone to take part.
Peter Sissons was probably already in the building: Is he doing the 10 tonight? If so that's probably why he was on first so they can wait for other guests to arrive and be prepped (and warned never to sit on a chair after Jane Hill has!).
