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Lady Boil De Spudswell



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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 5:46 pm    Post subject: Saturday Afternoon Shake-up Reply with quote

Well, yes. Don't know if this has been mentioned here, but in the Dermot/Gambo handover last night mention was made of Dermot's show moving to an earlier time slot later in the year and so consequently no chats with Gambo anymore! Check it out on Listen Again.

If you would just allow me to indulge in my customary fantasy moment. Ahem....

2.00pm Dermot O'Leary

4.00 Danny Baker

6.30 Paul Gambaccini


Ahh, that's better. Thank you.

It does beg the question though, 'why'?

X-Factor wagging the dog I guess, though didn't Dermot bomb in the 2-4 slot when he started?!?!?!? Hmmm.... Well done BBC.

Is it me?!
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 6:19 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I would think Stuart and Dermot will be swapping time slots? I still think Stuart Saturday show is hanging on under the change and then there will be a replacement for him. I can't see Danny Baker, but you never know. Davina McCall?
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 6:33 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

mark occomore wrote:
I would think Stuart and Dermot will be swapping time slots? I still think Stuart Saturday show is hanging on under the change and then there will be a replacement for him. I can't see Danny Baker, but you never know. Davina McCall?


KATE THORNTON!!
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 6:49 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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mark occomore wrote:
I would think Stuart and Dermot will be swapping time slots? I still think Stuart Saturday show is hanging on under the change and then there will be a replacement for him. I can't see Danny Baker, but you never know. Davina McCall?


KATE THORNTON!!


Kick her off X -Factor and still with us on a Saturday. Does someone feel sorry for these presenters?
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 7:50 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

JOAN BAKEWELL! Embarassed
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 8:29 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I would like to see Richard Allinson brought back to Saturday afternnons on Radio 2.

He could present the excellent Allinsons Albums show that he currently presents on BBC Radio Oxford and North Yorkshire.
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 8:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

John W wrote:
JOAN BAKEWELL! Embarassed


If we are indulging fantasies how about MARIELLA FROSTRUP! Laughing
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:11 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Mark Mayhew wrote:
I would like to see Richard Allinson brought back to Saturday afternnons on Radio 2.

He could present the excellent Allinsons Albums show that he currently presents on BBC Radio Oxford and North Yorkshire.



That would be shame on BBC Local. Auntie wont tolerate losing listeners in Local radio Laughing
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:20 pm    Post subject: Re: Saturday Afternoon Shake-up Reply with quote

Lady Boil De Spudswell wrote:
Well, yes. Don't know if this has been mentioned here, but in the Dermot/Gambo handover last night mention was made of Dermot's show moving to an earlier time slot later in the year and so consequently no chats with Gambo anymore! Check it out on Listen Again.

If you would just allow me to indulge in my customary fantasy moment. Ahem....

2.00pm Dermot O'Leary

4.00 Danny Baker

6.30 Paul Gambaccini


Ahh, that's better. Thank you.

It does beg the question though, 'why'?

X-Factor wagging the dog I guess, though didn't Dermot bomb in the 2-4 slot when he started?!?!?!? Hmmm.... Well done BBC.

Is it me?!


Most here know my feelings about so-called 'top tv personalities', with next to zero experience of the wireless, being shoe-horned into the guise of 'radio presenter', which makes me even more incandescent at the thought - and I've no reason to believe there isn't any substance in it - that Dermot's show is being shuffled around purely because of his ITV1 commitments. Look mate, you're either a radio presenter or a television one. Why should R2 have to make this kind of accomodation for a commercial television programme?!

If the slot you've been given interferes with your precious tv career, then give your radio slot to someone who cares more about that than they do the haunted fishtank!

And therein lies one of the biggest problems with hiring tv names. Trying to fit things in around their - seemingly 'more important' - tv career.

Nothing new there though. Remember Judith Chalmers? Given Ken Bruce's mid-morning slot back in the late 80's only to dictate that she'd want half the year off to do 'Wish You Were Here' !

Sod off back to television you lot and give us back our dedicated, proven, experienced and committed radio presenters.

Chris Stuart, Danny Baker, Kevin Greening, Martin Kelner, Gerry Anderson, Richard Allinson etc... Your radio needs YOU!
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:48 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I did think the trend for celebritys had gone, but seemed to crept back in to Radio 2. It's not as if they are without popular DJ's at the BBC or losing listeners to other networks. I think she did lose a couple of well known voices to Smooth Radio London?

I'm sure the trend will stop once the summer is over? Shocked
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 5:55 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well, if SM does become a casualty of the summer changes and another celeb is dragged in as a replacement, that'll mean Saturdays become a complete no-go area apart from the last hour of the day. Shocked

I feel like I'm being slowly forced away from the radio station I once loved. Sad
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:32 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

According to the interview last week in the Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2007/08/18/nosplit/bvtvsatfeature18.xml
Dermot pre-records his Saturday afternoon show to acommodate his X-Factor and BB commitments, at the moment at least. When the former moves to its "live" phase I suppose a move to an earlier slot might remove the need to do so.

I'm entirely neutral about him as a radio presenter. There are many worse, and better, and I don't often get to hear him.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:38 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

RockitRon wrote:
According to the interview last week in the Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2007/08/18/nosplit/bvtvsatfeature18.xml
Dermot pre-records his Saturday afternoon show to acommodate his X-Factor and BB commitments, at the moment at least. When the former moves to its "live" phase I suppose a move to an earlier slot might remove the need to do so.


I wouldnt have thought so. Surely he has rehearsals earlier in the day for the X Factor live show. It just might look weird if he was on TV and radio at the same time on Saturday evenings though
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 11:56 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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It just might look weird if he was on TV and radio at the same time on Saturday evenings though

Especially as he'll be on BBC1 and ITV1 at the same time already!
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 01, 2007 1:14 am    Post subject: Re: Saturday Afternoon Shake-up Reply with quote

Lady Boil De Spudswell wrote:
Well, yes. Don't know if this has been mentioned here, but in the Dermot/Gambo handover last night mention was made of Dermot's show moving to an earlier time slot later in the year and so consequently no chats with Gambo anymore! Check it out on Listen Again.

If you would just allow me to indulge in my customary fantasy moment. Ahem....

2.00pm Dermot O'Leary

4.00 Danny Baker

6.30 Paul Gambaccini


Ahh, that's better. Thank you.

It does beg the question though, 'why'?

X-Factor wagging the dog I guess, though didn't Dermot bomb in the 2-4 slot when he started?!?!?!? Hmmm.... Well done BBC.

Is it me?!


I suppose its inevitable that Stuart Maconie will be dropped from saturdays now hes on during the week with Mark.I wouldnt be surprised if Russel Brand was a beneficiary of the changes though...
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 01, 2007 8:14 am    Post subject: Re: Saturday Afternoon Shake-up Reply with quote

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Lady Boil De Spudswell wrote:


I wouldnt be surprised if Russel Brand was a beneficiary of the changes though...



Help!!!! Please no Shocked He's mouth wouldn't cope before 9pm.
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PostPosted: Sat Sep 01, 2007 8:28 am    Post subject: Re: Saturday Afternoon Shake-up Reply with quote

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Help!!!! Please no Shocked He's mouth wouldn't cope before 9pm.[/quote]

I wouldn't either. It would be back to visiting the local hostelry's etc for me.
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 8:39 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Lady B,

I would much rather this:

1.00pm Paul Gambaccini

3.00 Danny Baker

5.30 Pete Mitchell

8.00 Documentary

9.00 Radio 2 Rock Show

12.00 Bob Harris

3.00 - 6.00am Liz Kershaw
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I would lament the passing of The Comedy Hour, though. It's the only time I get for a nap!!! Smile

Laugh? I nearly.... slept.
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I think the Comedy Hour on Radio 2 is atrocious. It's nothing but trailer trash. Axe and replace with music.
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 11:14 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

The Comedy Hour is the worst programme on the whole network.
I have stuck it for 7-8 minutes on occasions hoping it would improve
but my hopes were dashed.

The police should use it to extract information from known villains.
After having to endure 10 minutes of that, they would confess to anything.
It really is a lame excuse for a programme.
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I listened to some of Out To Lunch the other week, and there was -as usual- some good ideas in there. But it was badly performed, badly put together, and went on too long. There's a sort of "that'll do" attitude that's quite unpleasant.
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Mikeraphone! Where have you been hiding?! Cool
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MIKERAPHONE wrote:
The Comedy Hour is the worst programme on the whole network.
I have stuck it for 7-8 minutes on occasions hoping it would improve
but my hopes were dashed.


I agree, though "It's Been A Bad Week" is usually good value, and the "News Huddlines" was good. But I really can't think of any more good 'uns.

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 3:01 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi Scott.
Slapped wrists i believe.
Take care old Son.

I actually heard 10 minutes of yesterdays Comedy Hour.
I was upstairs so put the radio on.

First
Some dull bloke reading out a long list of Kings and Queens with a very lame ending every time.
Dreadful.

Then a woman doing a rap saying Teenage Minga Turtles all the time.

That was about 7-8 minutes again which is when i hit the pain barrier limit.

Why not repeat Richard Allinsons Record Producers in this slot?

You have to wonder if there is anyone left listening when Dermot comes along at 2.

I will laugh at anything remotely comical but this leaves me bewildered.
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Rob.
Bad week is OK.
The Hudd Lines was OK.
Even that Tim Vine had some comedy in it but what we now get as The Comedy Hour is woeful.
Can i contact Trading Standards to say they have breached Broadcasting regulations by including the word Comedy ? Evil or Very Mad Evil or Very Mad Evil or Very Mad Evil or Very Mad Evil or Very Mad Evil or Very Mad
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Huddlines was wonderful; best topical satire show on ANY BBC station.

Given the wealth of material available, though, what's wrong with using some of R4's more risque stuff such as "Old Harry's Game" in the comedy slot? None of its content is any more near the knuckle than Johnathan Ross's warblings; many listeners haven't heard of it simply because they don't listen to R4 ( 'cos it's considered too highbrow or boring) and have never heard of BBC7.
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 9:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I think Saturdays on Radio 2 should sound like this:

6.00am Mo Dutta
8.00 Johnnie Walker
10.00 Danny Baker
1.00pm Richard Allinson
4.00 Stuart Maconie
6.00 Paul Gambaccini
8.00 Norman Jay's Funky Beats
10.00 Documentary
11.00 Bob Harris
2.00am Pete Mitchell
5.00 - 7.00am Mo Dutta
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 10:14 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

scott,

There's a forum section for fantasy schedules Confused
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Yes, John. I apologise.
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 10:24 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

However, what a great schedule, Scott!!

I remember well Danny's stint on R1 on Saturday and Sunday mornings. I used to tape the shows and wear the tapes out in the car listening to them all week. Great fun with noises, 'kegger' (anyone remember that?) and 'Turmoil'!!

I remember when Danny blew his fuse on remembrance Sunday, after the minute silence, he had to play a trailer that advocated doing away with the remembrance. As I recall, he threw the trailer tape across the studio. Was in the papers too, Nick Hancock was on that show.

Great schedule, Scott - i take it Pete Mitchell is in there to help us go to sleep Laughing
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Hi Andy,

I best remember Danny Baker's Radio 1 shows from 1995 - 1996 (when he hosted his show between 12.30 - 2.30pm Saturdays). I was hooked on the show (and I remember listening to the show on the bus with my headphones on!).

One Saturday lunchtime in 1996, me and the (now ex) popped into a cafe for a bite to eat. Who was blasting in the background? Danny Baker on Radio 1! I kid you not that most of the staff and customers were laughing at the show! Danny Baker never fails to make me smile (and laugh).

I really do think Radio 2 could benefit from Danny Baker. His etiquette with the listeners is impeccable, he's very good with his callers and guests, the music is unusual (because Baker doesn't agree with playlists and isn't afraid to mix obscure tracks with show tunes and dance/swing bands). The format works. It's a treat knowing that the next track Baker plays won't be the usual wall-to-wall daytime pap.

As for Pete Mitchell, he's harmless! I love the guy to bits!
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Hi, Scott - forgot to say, good to see you back.

I've listened to Danny on London radio throught the web - I love the interraction with the public. And yes, Danny does always raise a smile, I would welcome him to R2, would love to get back to the golden days of R2 being on all day Saturday!
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Thanks for the welcome, Andy! Cool

I think Danny Baker would make an excellent host of Drivetime. He would also be excellent at the weekends on Radio 2 (Saturday and Sunday mornings, 10.00am - 1.00pm).

I thought Danny Baker was an excellent replacement for the stale Dave Lee Travis on weekend Radio 1 in 1993. I am still disappointed Baker quit Radio 1 in September 1996. I am even more disappointed he snubbed Radio 2's offer to replace Steve Wright on Saturday mornings in 1999!
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Thanks for the welcome, Andy! Cool


I thought Danny Baker was an excellent replacement for the stale Dave Lee Travis on weekend Radio 1 in 1993. I am still disappointed Baker quit Radio 1 in September 1996. I am even more disappointed he snubbed Radio 2's offer to replace Steve Wright on Saturday mornings in 1999!



Didn't DLT leave on his own steam? That will go down in history as one of the best exits. Danny Baker didn't last long at Radio 1. Hang-on some do go on about Chris Evans being sacked from Radio 1, but he increased the listeners at the station on his brekkie show, and was his own silly fault which lead to his sacking. Danny Baker was sacked because slump in listener figures.

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I thought that Danny Baker's Radio 1 Saturday show was awful. If there was a slump in audience figures, then I contributed to them. The problem is that his loud, brash, style was completely alien to what we'd become used to and for many listerners it was too much too quickly. I hated it...
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fwf,

I think I'll agree with you there fred, Baker might be OK for a minor role at 6music but bringing his style to radio 2 would be like another Evans. How Scott can like one and not the other just confirms Scott's confusion over what is quality broadcasting Smile
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I will concede one thing to Scott, in his liking for DB, in that Baker does have a real passion for music and also has an encyclopaedic knowledge of music and musicians going back several decades. I heard an interview he did once with Rick Wakeman and not only was it immensely entertaining (Rick Wakeman is a producer's bankable cert in that respect) but it was obvious that DB didn't need to have done any research at all - he instinctively knew everything he needed to know to keep things focussed.

I also remember an interview with Eric Clapton in which he asked EC about some of the events surrounding Jimi Hendrix's first London appearance on stage - joining Cream at the Central London Poly in (I think) 1967. Clapton turned to Baker and asked: "How the hell did you know that? I didn't think anyone knew that and I'd forgotten myself". Baker, of course, was a very good music journo with the NME, a paper I used to read avidly.

I just wish he'd calm down a bit, sometimes.


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Fair point fred.

Evans has a habit of showing his ignorance whenever a 'name' crops up and he'll say something like "Didn't he do....' and he's usually wrong, laughs about it, hence ruining any discussion that started, total waste of airspace that he is.
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John W wrote:
Fair point fred.

Evans has a habit of showing his ignorance whenever a 'name' crops up and he'll say something like "Didn't he do....' and he's usually wrong, laughs about it, hence ruining any discussion that started, total waste of airspace that he is.


That's one of the reasons I just cannot listen to Evans. It's embarrassing sometimes. That and, of course, his annoying voice!
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