Kevin Greening and Zoe Ball
Richard Bell
Kevin and Zoe are the best breakfast show presenters since Steve Wright,
but Kevin was probably at his best on the Weekend Breakfast show. After
all, who could want more in a competition than Mr Whippy's Organ. Sadly
missed. Ray's Organ is rubbish, and Major Holdups - a great idea when KG
used to stand in for Mark and Lard is becoming really stupid. I'm sure
no-one gets any useful info from his reports, and its stupid that he
needs a crap gimmick every day.
Also, his 'UK's favorite DJ' jingles were incredibly funny - O.J.
Simpson, Katie Boyle and Princess Margaret - oops should mention her at
the moment!
Also, Chris Moyles kick ass - he's on the Breakfast show soon, and he'll
be doing 2-4PM soon, too.
Richard Bell
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Paul Speller
Richard Bell wrote:
> Also, Chris Moyles kick ass - he's on the Breakfast show soon, and he'll
> be doing 2-4PM soon, too.
Yes, but do Mark and Lard know that?
:o)
Paul
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Ant Chapman
In article <34F423...@qub.ac.uk>, Richard Bell <b960...@qub.ac.uk>
writes
>Kevin and Zoe are the best breakfast show presenters since Steve Wright
Is that supposed to be a compliment?
That's like saying someone is the best hang-glider since Cyril Smith.
Ant Chapman
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Bods
Richard Bell dribbled some goo into uk.media.radio.bbc-r1...
: Kevin and Zoe are the best breakfast show presenters since Steve Wright,
: but Kevin was probably at his best on the Weekend Breakfast show. After
: all, who could want more in a competition than Mr Whippy's Organ. Sadly
: missed. Ray's Organ is rubbish, and Major Holdups - a great idea when KG
: used to stand in for Mark and Lard is becoming really stupid. I'm sure
: no-one gets any useful info from his reports, and its stupid that he
: needs a crap gimmick every day.
I used to have A Kevin Greening Comedy Campaign. Who can forget the
delights of Struth Street and Eric the Gardener. Mr Whippy was just
absurd. And those where the days when he had a freer hand to do what he
wanted.
He emailed me one (name dropping again :O) while he was on drivetime and
said that we may have guessed that everything was not quite how he wanted
it.
Lets face it, as Kev's shows went, drivetime was terrible. Breakfast is
better but is no where near the quality of the original weekend breakfast
show (ie before he was moved to weekend lunch time then back again.)
Why cant they just let him do it his way. His stand in slots for scrawn
and Lard were far superior to that drivel thats on now.
: Also, his 'UK's favorite DJ' jingles were incredibly funny - O.J.
: Simpson, Katie Boyle and Princess Margaret - oops should mention her at
: the moment!
I liked 'Words... On One FM' myself. :)
It actually interests me that the only reasons why yoy like the the
Breakfast show are down the Kevin.... :O)
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pri...@nibsc.ac.uk
In article <6d3qlc$fht$5...@sirius.dur.ac.uk>,
Bods <A.P.B...@durham.ac.uk> wrote:
> I used to have A Kevin Greening Comedy Campaign. Who can forget the
> delights of Struth Street and Eric the Gardener. Mr Whippy was just
> absurd. And those where the days when he had a freer hand to do what he
> wanted.
Criton Wheeler (I have no idea how to spell it!) was my personal favourite.
And who can forget all those wonderful Blowchap offers? The Sinclair Singers
too. Ah, those were the days.....
> He emailed me one (name dropping again :O) while he was on drivetime and
> said that we may have guessed that everything was not quite how he wanted
> it.
>
> Lets face it, as Kev's shows went, drivetime was terrible. Breakfast is
> better but is no where near the quality of the original weekend breakfast
> show (ie before he was moved to weekend lunch time then back again.)
>
> Why cant they just let him do it his way. His stand in slots for scrawn
> and Lard were far superior to that drivel thats on now.
Agreed. His stand-in slots for M&L were the last time I really looked forward
to tuning in. Raymond still manages to raise a chuckle with me - but that's
about it now. He really MUST ditch the Major as well....
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Steven Bowman
In article <6d61d3$n12$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, pri...@nibsc.ac.uk writes
> He really MUST ditch the Major as well....
would you hate the Major asn't on with such frequency?
--
Steven Bowman
Brennig Jones
The message <EjqmENAh...@deep0.demon.co.uk>
from Steven Bowman <dia...@deep0.demon.co.uk> contains these words:
> would you hate the Major asn't on with such frequency?
Eh? My Universal Translator seems to have failed.
B.
Steven Bowman
In article <199803020...@zetnet.co.uk>, Brennig Jones
<brenni...@zetnet.co.uk> writes
such frequency'..
--
Steve
I think the Gene Pool could use a little chlorine...
James Gordon
Steven Bowman wrote:
>
> In article <199803020...@zetnet.co.uk>, Brennig Jones
> <brenni...@zetnet.co.uk> writes
> >The message <EjqmENAh...@deep0.demon.co.uk>
> > from Steven Bowman <dia...@deep0.demon.co.uk> contains these words:
> >
> >> would you hate the Major asn't on with such frequency?
> >
> >
> >Eh? My Universal Translator seems to have failed.
> >
> >
> >B.
> >
> sorry!...supposed to say, 'would you hate the major if he wasn't on with
> such frequency'..
I thought they were on 97-99FM?
JG