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Robin Blamires
Registrace 19. 05. 2006
A selection of randomness and bizarre staff to ever grace a television screen. All with the Blamires approval!
Unwrapping The Radio 2 Tea Tray - With Robin and Karen P
Ahead of Ken Bruce's Radio 2 departure, Robin and radio producer Karen P unwrap a Radio 2 relic. With a few jingles to boot!
Listen to Karen and Robin’s recent audio adventure!: on.soundcloud.com/zgTWXVbXvXUPSgaG6
Listen to Karen and Robin’s recent audio adventure!: on.soundcloud.com/zgTWXVbXvXUPSgaG6
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CBBC On BBC Two 7th July 2006
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In-vision continuity around the 7/7 drama "That Summer Day". Also includes that afternoon's Newsround.
CBBC One (10th September 2005)
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From the morning of Dick and Dom's return for their final series, the bits around that, and the new TOTP Reloaded. Also featuring the first "Sportsround" with Jake Humphrey. (Copyright, BBC 2005)
CBBC Stuff (June-July 2005)
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More CBBC bits including snippets from what was to be the final series of "The Saturday Show", and "Smile" now with Kirsten, Barney, and Rochelle. (Copyright BBC/Darrall Macqueen)
The Priory - "The Theakston Report" (February 2000)
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Following the opening titles in a recent upload, a snippet from the forgotten but entertaining Tuesday night show hosted by Zoe and Jamie. Including a snippet from SMart with Zoe and the late Mark Speight. (Copyright Channel 4/Ginger)
ITV - More Assorted Continuity Bits (1996-2006)
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More bits in between the progs from ITV, with a few ads and opening titles thrown in for good measure.
Channel 4 Continuity Bits (1988-2014)
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Trails, junctions and show intros from Channel 4. (Copyright Channel 4 Television)
CBBC 2005 Assorted Bits
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The bugs era at it's peak, CBBC from the mid 00s. (Full episode of Tiny And Mr Duk here: czcams.com/video/x9oZevhg9xg/video.html) (Copyright BBC)
CD:UK - Cat's Farewell (ITV1 5th March 2005)
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Not an untimely departure due to Cat's sporadic presence on the show by this point, but a worthy highlights package. (Copyright Blaze/Mitre)
John Peel Death (BBC/ITV News, 26th October 2004)
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News coverage of the untimely death of broadcaster John Peel. (Copyright BBC/ITN)
Dick And Dom's Ask The Family - First Show (BBC Two, 4th April 2005)
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Dick And Dom's Ask The Family - First Show (BBC Two, 4th April 2005)
Tiny And Mr Duk's Huge Show (CBBC One 25th February 2005)
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Tiny And Mr Duk's Huge Show (CBBC One 25th February 2005)
BBC News - Caron Keating Death (14th April 2004)
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BBC News - Caron Keating Death (14th April 2004)
CBBC/CBeebies Assorted Bits (2003-2004)
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CBBC/CBeebies Assorted Bits (2003-2004)
Smile-Various Bits (BBC Two, October 2003)
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Smile-Various Bits (BBC Two, October 2003)
CBBC One Saturday Morning (20th September 2003)
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CBBC One Saturday Morning (20th September 2003)
SMTV - Tess Daly's Final Show (ITV1, 23rd August 2003)
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SMTV - Tess Daly's Final Show (ITV1, 23rd August 2003)
The Saturday Show Opening (BBC Two, 23rd August 2003)
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The Saturday Show Opening (BBC Two, 23rd August 2003)
SMTV - Brian's Farewell (ITV1, 5th July 2003)
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SMTV - Brian's Farewell (ITV1, 5th July 2003)
The Cbeebies ident with Feel Alright by Supergrass really takes me back. It's also where I first heard that song too
6:37 Children's BBC2 Breakfast Show With Kirsten O'Brien & Ortis The Aardvark Interview Jamie Theakston From LIVE AND KICKING On Tuesday 7th January 1997. 07:30 Children's BBC Breakfast: Help! It's the Hair Bear Bunch 07:55 Children's BBC Breakfast: Blue Peter 08:20 Children's BBC Breakfast: Johnson and Friends
0:01 Children's BBC1 With Richard McCourt On Saturday 21st September 1996. 07:30 The Morph Files 07:40 Robinson Sucroe Animation 08:05 The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest 08:30 The New Adventures of Superman 09:15 Live and Kicking Series 4 Episode 1
2:13 Children's BBC2 With Richard McCourt On Sunday 6th October 1996. 07:30 Joe 90 07:55 Playdays Tent Stop 08:15 Bitsa 08:30 Jackanory Gold 08:45 X-Men 09:10 Eek! The Cat 09:20 The Itsy Bitsy Spider 09:40 The Mask 10:05 Ship to Shore 10:35 Grange Hill 11:00 The Demon Headmaster 11:25 Small World
9:20 Children's BBC With Richard McCourt & Ortis The Aardvark On Friday 1st August 1997. 16:00 Popeye 16:10 To Me... To You 16:35 It'll Never Work 17:00 Newsround 17:10 Record Breakers
Thanks for sharing :) Do you have more The Saturday Show episodes by any chance ? (I'm looking for the one from the 30th of March 2002) Thanks again :D
That promo for Fame Academy was everywhere
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0:24
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They may live in London now but everyone knows they've from newcastle
John Leslie tried to bum Kat behind the sofa.
Wish New Edition wasn't snubbed in this
No. They are a R&B supergroup that crossed over. Its not the same thing.
Always interesting to see who still going like Dermat O'Leary, Jo whiley etc and those gone, not only from TV like June Sarpong but from life like Maxi Jazz.
cd:uk was about to return to Saturday mornings a week later with a big twist at 11.30am after Ministry of Mayhem on the other side, they would be competition either side in the next few Saturdays except for Formula 1 coverage. TOTP Reloaded would end on the 25th of March 2006 the week before cd:uk nodded its final farewell and that aired on BBC Two.
The same week that TOTP Saturday and Dick & Dom were on the BBC, SMTV Gold debuted over on the other side which lasted over four months. Meanwhile on BBC Two, Saturday Kitchen was on - in the years to come it was about to arrive on BBC One come spring 2006.
Smile was a great show I used to watch back in the day! :)
Imagine this sketch GhostBusted as a media franchise?
Films: GhostBusted (31 December 2016) GhostBusted II (2017) GhostBusted III (2018) GhostBusted: Afterlife (2019) GhostBusted: Frozen Empire (2020)
Games: Playmobil GhostBusted
Imagine puting herself in a situation where a vicious shark could have went for her at any moment, she was a brave girl doing an interview with Thatcher.
Blimey Ben Shepherd just 2 days after turning 24, boy he looked very young back then!
SMTV - Sue's Farewell (ITV, 23rd September 2017)
(SMTV intro)
SMTV Live - Mel's Final Show (22nd November 2008)
It was made under 'Ant & Dec Productions' founded by Anthony McPartlin, Declan Donnelly, Ivan Rendall and Peter Murphy. Rendall and Murphy were execs at Zenith North who made Byker Grove for the BBC and the short-lived regional drama serial, 'Quayside'. Steven Andrew was served as 'Programme Executive for Granada Television' on the CD:UK credits.
SMTV New Year Special (ITV1, 30th December 2023)
SMTV - Davina McCall's Final Show (ITV, 9th September 2017)
(SMTV intro)
CD:UK - Jamie's Farewell (ITV 10th June 2017)
SMTV - Peter And Tammie's Debut-Various Bits (ITV1, 12th December 2009)
(SMTV intro)
CD:UK - Mel & Sue's Farewell (22nd November 2008)
Apt title: SMTV/CD:UK - Various Bits (ITV, 16th November 2013)
Goodbye Tess!
Farewell Cat!
It's 9am and it's Top of the Footballs: Artists. songs and chart positions (in the style of a football scores table): 10: Bob "the Glorious" Builder - Can We Fix It? 9: Toploader - Dancing in the commentary Moonlight 8: Kylie "Fingers" Minogue - Love at First Ball 7: Roxette - A Thing About You 6: Holly "The Grimkeeper" Valance - Down Boy (Stadium Remix) 5: Roxette - Breathe (12" Football Mix) 4: Kylie Minogue - In Your Eyes (Jewels & Stone Chelsea Chant Mix) 3: Holly Valance - Kiss Kiss 2: *NSYNC - Celery, Celery 1: Celine Dion - I'm Alive (The Football Mix)
Presented by DJ Fists of Glory and Grim Liquid
The Saturday Show - Series 10 Opener (BBC One, 1st April 2006)
? (!)
@@RobinBlamiresThat was the same day as the axing of CD:UK and the cancellation of Top of the Pops
@@GaryCrew437 More made up fantasy television facts... The Saturday Show had already ended in 2005, not that anyone noticed.
@@RobinBlamiresBizarre that it ended in 2005
The Saturday Show - Series 10 Final Show (BBC One, 31st December 2006)
Possibly a stupid question but was T4orce on the end of this video as well as the clips of the programme where he’s going through some Christmas stuff. Or was the end part just a live continuity section?
1:18:36 (SMTV 1998-2003)
No one remembers Brian's Brain!
No one remembers Brian's Brain!
Kate Heavnor was awesome presenter
REM This is the end of world copy. Schofield back on Saturday morning tv 10 years after Going Live ended too 38:03
To me from around start 2000 it all was slowly changing on Saturday morning tv. Whether on BBC or ITV was better with summer replacement to the usual shows over Autumn Winter Spring periods. Around this year and time unfortunately I was slowly recovering from my dark period as start from 2003 to August was a terrible time for me personally.
15:08 who wants to be a millionaire? is that your final answer?
My first Blue Peter cast was Connie, Zoe, Simon and Matt.
Sunday output on CITV wasn't the best
Gemma Hunt 💖💖💖💖💖💖
Kirsten O'Brien 💖💖💖💖💖💖
I remember this report it was so sad
R.I.P Paul
31:08 “She’s blown dick through the wall” they really got away with saying some rude things for a kids show 😂😂
Wow… I never realised how much like her mother she sounds