I heard that there is a show in britain in which the entire show is just
topless women playing darts. This true?
-Cliff N.
Actually its two women, throwing darts at a board, and the first to land one
in the bull wins (gasp) a t-shirt! I get the feeling a whole hunk of editing
goes on to make this clash of the titans last two minutes rather than the hours
it must take judging from players' skill. And an annoying twit does a voice-over
in a style you might expect from the Mirror.
>Live TV also features the News Bunny who stands around during news
>broadcasts giving thumbs up for good news, thumbs down for bad news etc.
>Apparently it's silly and bizarre.
Very much so. And they can't even afford an autocue. And don't even get
me started on Canary Hwarf.
>I don't have Live TV so I haven't actually seen either of these phenomena
>(he said trying to excuse himself for knowing about Topless Darts). If I
>had Live TV then I would have Cable, and so would not still be looking for
>someone to tape me something off the daytime feed of the Sci-fi channel,
>but I am.
Unfortunately not all the cable companies transmit the full 24h SciFi
channel programme either. Telecential are you listening?
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On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, John Nesteroff wrote:
> I heard that there is a show in britain in which the entire show is just
> topless women playing darts. This true?
This is true, but unfortunatly I can't pick it up. It's on the top
quality channel L!ve TV. A London cable channel which is run on a shoestring.
David Patrick
Yes, to our shame. It's on the cable channel "Live TV", every night. And
the title says it all. Two women playing dart, with no tops on.
Oh, the shame....
: I heard that there is a show in britain in which the entire show is just
: topless women playing darts. This true?
Barely. (Sorry!)
It's late night on Live TV, an obscure cable channel with viewing figures
typically in four digits. The show is two minutes long and features topless
ladies (one lady per show, I suspect) playing darts on Bondi Beach in
Australia to the strains of Waltzing Matilda.
Live TV also features the News Bunny who stands around during news
broadcasts giving thumbs up for good news, thumbs down for bad news etc.
Apparently it's silly and bizarre.
I don't have Live TV so I haven't actually seen either of these phenomena
(he said trying to excuse himself for knowing about Topless Darts). If I
had Live TV then I would have Cable, and so would not still be looking for
someone to tape me something off the daytime feed of the Sci-fi channel,
but I am.
Chris
* Chris M. Dickson chris....@keble.oxford.ac.uk 2nd year M.Math student.
* Standard opinion disclaimer applies. WWW: http://sable.ox.ac.uk/~kebl0110/
* So prove I'm _not_ the UK's number one game show fan, then!
>Yes, to our shame. It's on the cable channel "Live TV", every night. And
>the title says it all. Two women playing dart, with no tops on.
>Oh, the shame....
The producer was interviewed on Capital FM the other day. He said that the
programme has been well received and now he is looking into... Topless
Synchronised Swimming!
(yes, really)
Paul
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On 31 Jan 1996, Ian J. Davenport wrote:
> In article 6...@news.ox.ac.uk, kebl...@sable.ox.ac.uk (Chris Dickson) writes:
> >John Nesteroff (jnes...@cln.etc.bc.ca) wrote:
> >
> >: I heard that there is a show in britain in which the entire show is just
> >: topless women playing darts. This true?
> >
> >Barely. (Sorry!)
> >
> >It's late night on Live TV, an obscure cable channel with viewing figures
> >typically in four digits. The show is two minutes long and features topless
> >ladies (one lady per show, I suspect) playing darts on Bondi Beach in
> >Australia to the strains of Waltzing Matilda.
>
> Actually its two women, throwing darts at a board, and the first to land one
> in the bull wins (gasp) a t-shirt! I get the feeling a whole hunk of editing
> goes on to make this clash of the titans last two minutes rather than the
> hours it must take judging from players' skill. And an annoying twit
> does a voice-over in a style you might expect from the Mirror.
According to Private Eye, the women were no good at darts and to save
time two of the production crew had to take turns to throw the darts.
David Patrick
> The producer was interviewed on Capital FM the other day. He said that the
> programme has been well received and now he is looking into... Topless
> Synchronised Swimming!
I read this last week in the Electronic Telegraph (an article about the
news bunny, which also mentioned topless darts and topless sync swimming),
but I thought it was a put-on, like the classic BBC report on spaghetti
farming in Italy.
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"Only fools are positive." - Moe Howard
Sure TRUE, not on for very long though.
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> On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, John Nesteroff wrote:
>
> > I heard that there is a show in britain in which the entire show is just
> > topless women playing darts. This true?
>
> This is true, but unfortunatly I can't pick it up. It's on the top
> quality channel L!ve TV. A London cable channel which is run on a shoestring.
I would like to take the opportunity to refute the rumour that L!ve TV's
sports programmes are hosted by Dougie Donelley...
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Chris Sampson
>It's late night on Live TV, an obscure cable channel with viewing figures
>typically in four digits. The show is two minutes long and features topless
>ladies (one lady per show, I suspect) playing darts on Bondi Beach in
>Australia to the strains of Waltzing Matilda.
>Live TV also features the News Bunny who stands around during news
>broadcasts giving thumbs up for good news, thumbs down for bad news etc.
>Apparently it's silly and bizarre.
Both the idea of former Sun editor, Kelvin, I know what people like,
McKenzie.
>I don't have Live TV so I haven't actually seen either of these phenomena
>(he said trying to excuse himself for knowing about Topless Darts). If I
>had Live TV then I would have Cable, and so would not still be looking for
>someone to tape me something off the daytime feed of the Sci-fi channel,
>but I am.
AS if you're gonna find someone on the internet daft enough to tape
programmes for you:-)
Mike Plowman
Bicester
UK
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