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20-09-2013 7:06pm#1
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It's a bit of a piss-take..... but a nice blast from the past all the same!
Very unclear how many lives they each have left.
I'd love to see an actual programme from way back when.... I feel a google search coming on when this is over
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big grave
ah now.... don't be mean about RW! He was brilliant. And lovely.
Had to laugh at the green room sketch - couldn't be further from the truth if you tried We spent many hours in the bar sculling champers with RW and his girlfriend who was in dictionary corner that week. They were great company! 0 -
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I used to love Fifteen To One back in the day
I thought this was disappointing though. The programme would have been a lot shorter if the audience didn't clap every single question that was answered correctly.
They should have used the old set for the retro feel. Unless I'm starting to go blind, I also found if difficult to make out the lights that the contestants had left. The only saving grace was that the smug know-all Jonothan Woss got knocked out before the final three.
And as Skid said, there is only one William G Stewart. I'm not sure how his health is these days, but they should have got him to present it if he was still able to.0 -
Harry Angstrom wrote: »I used to love Fifteen To One back in the day
I thought this was disappointing though. The programme would have been a lot shorter if the audience didn't clap every single question that was answered correctly.
They should have used the old set for the retro feel. Unless I'm starting to go blind, I also found if difficult to make out the lights that the contestants had left. The only saving grace was that the smug know-all Jonothan Woss got knocked out before the final three.
And as Skid said, there is only one William G Stewart. I'm not sure how his health is these days, but they should have got him to present it if he was still able to.
Harry, I don't know how he is now but he was lined up to do Strictly Come Dancing in 2010. The BBC vetoed him for being too old (according to himself)
I wouldn't have liked to be whoever told him he wasn't getting on the show ...Stewart 75, says: "I had an interview with producers, was accepted and even agreed to a location for my training. At the interview I even did a few high kicks, knee bends, and toe-touching to prove how fit I am. All was agreed. Then, two weeks later, my agent got a message to say that the BBC would not insure me – I was too old."
A spokesman for the hugely popular programme claims that Stewart "was never offered a formal contract".
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/8105507/Strictly-Come-Dancing-Ageist-BBC-banned-me-claims-quiz-show-host.html
I always liked his firm but fair approach. Maybe he wouldn't have had the patience to deal with the Celeb-fest that was last night's show.0 -
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