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Re: Who would YOU like to become a guest panelist or a semi-regular on JAM?

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MiriamMar 4, 2008
 

 
Robert, they are brit comedians--just not really known here in the
usa- but lenny henry's Chef sitcom is available as is The Kumars at
#42( a chat show of sorts) on dvd here (Meera Syal, Sanjee Bhaskar)
have to admit don't know Ralf Little but then our Brit tv watching
group has mainly been Dr who and sci fi related stuff- trying to get
the guys to show more of the tv quiz shows (like Have I got news for
you or QI)
I got to see Lenny Henry to his one man show last time I was in
london ( got to see paul merton at the comedy store too)great shows
both of them. Miriam

--- In just-a-minute@..., Robert Torres
<bobbyshaddoe3004@...> wrote:

>
> just a question though, who are Lenny Henry, Meera Syal, Sanjeev

Bhaskar and Ralf Little? I've never heard of any of them.

>
>
>
> Dean Bedford <dbedford@...> wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, March 5, 2008, at 06:32 AM, juliajellicoe wrote:
>
> > I would DEARLY love to hear Emma Thompson. I think she'd be

brilliant!

> > Maybe get her on the same panel as Stephen Fry (Cambridge

reunion!)

> > and then Paul would say, "Are you two playing your own private

game

> > here?"
>
> I used to think having some non-comedians, in the spirit of people

like

> Patrick Moore and Magnus Pyke would be good. But I now think the
> programme has changed so much in the Paul Merton era that having

people

> who couldn't vaguely keep up with him on the quips wouldn't work.
>
> Lenny Henry and Andy Hamilton I've mentioned before. I agree with

Bobby

> about Clive Anderson and John Sessions. Others that come to mind

for

> me - Bruce Forsyth, Barry Humphries (maybe as Dame Edna Everage?),

Meera

> Syal, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Jonathan Ross, Ant and/or Dec? Rory Bremner,
> Griff Rhys-Jones
>
> Alan Davies would be sensationally good, I think. The guys from

Little

> Britain.
>
> One guy who I think is very funny when talking ad lib, but

obviously

> more of an actor than a comedian is Ralf Little.
>
>
>
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