Recordings Of Tv Programs You Have Attended

Classic. This looks like it. With comments.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/question_time/3225336.stm

 

I was on TV when I was a child, I was on TVAM's Wide Awake Club.

I've been in the audience for 3 episodes of QI, series "I" Inventions, series "J" Jargon and series "N" Names and Naming (this was Sandi Toksvig's first as quizmaster).

 

My question was actually a supplemental on the Bush State Visit one asking for the panellists thoughts on the fact that Clinton was never offered one but bush was. I was essentially 'pwned' by (a really shyte) Clive James. I was asked in the warm-up by Dimbleby for my question when he asked for "...the man in the pink shirt" and I retorted "It's lavender" (which got a big laugh). He gave me a dressing (ho! ho!) down explaining to the audience that we really don't have time for this blah, blah, blah. After a couple of answers to the original query about Bush he turned to the audience and pointed to me "...the man in the pink shirt" which got a few titters from the audience. Other thing I really remember is in the waiting area when we were asked to give two written questions the group of people I was standing with were really incensed with the fact the the EU accounts hadn't been signed off by the official auditor. This was in 2003...

Canterbury's coming back to me - it was AQ's as BBC R4 was running a campaign to get a 'younger' audience and had a load of special events in and around the City and University ('93?). There was a special recording of a couple of segments of 'The Archers', AQ's, lots of talks about how they make shows and ISTR Spike Milligan was supposed to do something from the Marlow (theatre) but was too ill to attend (he was also booked to be 'Buttons' in a later panto and pulled-out of that).

 

I saw WILTY live.

Bob Mortimer had a cheeky tinny of cheap lager/ale under the desk and definitely lied in some of his 'true' story, both of which they cut out of the final edit. I didn't actually know who he was at the time, but he seems to be everywhere now.