UTV Christmas Presentation

There are two versions - both screened an equal amount of times.

Couldn't they just have done with one calling it "The Walled City" and be done with it?

Or just not put a name on it at all and avoided the subject?!

And breach their house style?

It's probably my fault, I was the one who wondered where the ident for that place was

UTV? House style?

Oh, didn't realise that, tonight was the first time I'd seen the Londonderry one!

That documentary on Rwanda was very well put together - thought-provoking, sensitive and beautifully filmed. Well done UTV. Shame they didn't put end credits on the show, as the narrator's voice is very recognisable but I can't put a name to it.

It's a UTV Christmas was fun as well... at least it went beyond 1993 in the UTV archives!

I would never slag off UTV for trying to make an actual *programme* - it's such an unusual event after all. But perhaps in future they should check whether there's any material in the archive worth showing before they commission a programme!

Nice to see some of Lesley Dawes reports though.

Julian's doing the usual Christmas Eve Santa updates again this year!

http://www.utvtoday.co.uk/images/utv_xmas35.jpg

Nice to see both BBC NI and UTV using wipes in their junctions tonight.

Oh yes, I think I have worked out who the other UTV voiceover artist is...

I think it may be a serious voice by Maurice Dancing

The Presentation Staff at BBC Northern Ireland sound in good spirits this year, hope there's a special link into TOTP in 40 minutes...

Whereas, poor Robin Taylor sounds reserved and desolate down in Havelock House - and no sign of in-vision today.