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Re: JAM Televison Series!

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cymroNov 10, 2007
 

 
I'll grab them, and try and figure out what to do then!!

--- In just-a-minute@..., "Sarah Falk" <minerva.moon@...>
wrote:

>
> About 18 episodes of the JAM TV Show have been posted to UK Nova as
> torrents:
> http://uknova.com/wsgi/torrent/view/51594
> <http://uknova.com/wsgi/torrent/view/51594>
>
> I have a membership, but I can't download them because the proxy at my
> university blocks that kind of thing. Would anyone be able to snatch
> them and re-upload to, say, Gigasize.com? It would be preferable if you
> already have a membership, but if you're really having trouble, contact
> me and I'll see if we can work something.
>
> From the torrent description:
>
>
> As promised, here are all of the Just A Minute television programmes I
> have.
>
> Four series of Just A Minute have so far been made forTelevision; the
> first three of these were shown only on Carlton (thenthe London weekday
> ITV franchise holder) between 1994 and 1995.
>
> The first series aired weekly on Thursday nights at 10:40pm,after News
> at Ten. These carried sponsorship messages from the LondonEvening
> Standard. I believe the second series also occupied a similartime slot,
> but I'm not sure about the third series.
>
> The BBC series, shown from April to May 1999, aired daily from Monday to
> Friday in a Daytime slot on BBC One around lunch time.
>
> This torrent contains almost all of the BBC programmes. Out ofthe full
> run of 20 programmes, 16 are complete. Programmes 1, 11 and 15are
> missing, while only the first five minutes of Programme 9 arepresent.
>
> Also included are two programmes from the third ITV seriesfirst shown
> some time around 1995. These are the later format, wherethe contestants
> are split into two teams of two players: the "Midlands"team and the
> "London" team, captained by regulars Dale Winton and TonySlattery
> respectively. Note that the recordings herein are from arepeat run of
> the series, so I am unable to verify the originaltransmission dates.
>
> Original transmission dates for the BBC shows given below are100%
> cast-iron guaranteed to be correct as I have used the dateinformation
> from the Teletext data captured on the original VHSrecording. Note that
> some Web sites give incorrect transmission datesfor these.
>
> Obviously, if anyone has any missing programmes, especiallyfrom the
> earlier ITV series (these were by far the funniest in myopinion) please
> let me know!
>
> trellis.
>

 
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