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Re: Fantasy/Theme panels

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Robert TorresDec 4, 2007
 

 
Regarding an all female panel, there are quite a number really excellent female panelists that have appeared on JAM in the past that would make an excellent panel.  For my money I would go with a similar idea to what you've got Dean, but with one exception:  instead of Pam Ayers, I'd have Wendy Richard, because you'd need that fire and drama, and more than anything Nicholas would have his hand half way up Pam's dress before the show is over for all the flirtations he does with her.  Wendy would be the only one to put Nicholas in his place aside from Sue Perkins. 

Dean Bedford <dbedford@...> wrote:

On Sunday, October 14, 2007, at 08:55 AM, Miriam wrote:

> This has been touched on many times here but as usual I am tardy with
> my replies so here is a few of my Fantasy/Theme panels
> The Woman's panel-- Shelia Hancock, Linda Smith (you are so missed
> Linda), Pam Ayes,and Wendy Richard --honable mentions to Jean Marsh (I
> recently listened to an early show she was in and she did quite well)-
> Jenny Eclair and Pauline Mclynn
>
> ( and I hope this doesn't offend anyone) but the Camp panel- with
> Kenneth Wms, Graham Norton, Julian Cleary, and Chris Neil
>
> And Totally Silly idea- do a panel switch with ISIHAC ( yes I know
> several JAM panelist have appeared on Clue and the reverse) but I think
> it would be a fun show if they did a show switch and record them at the
> same time so one show would be JAM with Clue panelist and the other
> show of Clue with JAM panelists--- but maybe this is just this USA
> Anglophile's dream of getting all those funny people together for one
> night and I could be there--- sigh.. Dream on Miriam

Of those still alive, I think a very good women's panel would be Sheila,
Jenny, Pam and Sue Perkins - all very different too.

It would be nice to have a gay panel - Graham, Julian, Chris Neill and
Stephen Fry

I also thought of a bald panel - Clement, Steve Frost, Fred MacAulay and
Kit Hesketh-Harvey. I could chair that panel or blow the whistle
perhaps - though as Clement would say "I haven't lost any hair, I know
where every hair is...:"

I think it would be fun to have say Barry Cryer, Tim Brooke-Taylor,
Graeme Garden and Jeremy Hardy on a JAM - even more fun if Humphrey
Lyttleton chaired, don't you think.

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