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It doesn't say that Stephenm Fry is on this series only that he Has been on the show
"
Stephen Fry, Gyles Brandreth and Julian Clary are among the regular guests on the programme."

--- In mailto:just-a-minute%40..., Dave B <pondydave@...> wrote:

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> Hi Guys,
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>

href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-12213783">http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-12213783

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> I think this is more clear, but note the incorrect inclusion of Stephen

Fry in

> this list. He should have done his stint by now.
>
> Dave
>
> Hopefully the photo will email and we will have

some colour on this forum.

>
> 18 January 2011 Last updated at

15:27

> Sir Terry Wogan to join Just a Minute on Radio 4
> Sir

Terry currently presents a Sunday morning show on Radio 2

> Sir Terry

Wogan is to become a panellist on long-running BBC Radio 4 game show

>

Just a Minute.

> The former Radio 2 breakfast host will appear in two

editions of the new series,

> due to be aired next month.
> Other

guests on the show, hosted by Nicholas Parsons, include Paul Merton,

>

Sheila Hancock and Marcus Brigstocke.

> The programme, which began in

1967, sees guests aiming to speak on a subject

> for one minute without

hesitation, deviation or repetition.

> Legendary panellists in the past

have included the late Kenneth Williams, Sir

> Clement Freud and actor

Derek Nimmo.

> Stephen Fry, Gyles Brandreth and Julian Clary are among the

regular guests on

> the programme.
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>
>
>

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> From: George <george@...>
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To: mailto:just-a-minute%40...

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Sent: Wed, 26 January, 2011 12:23:06 AM

> Subject: [just-a-minute] Re:

Terry Wogan

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>
> As soon as I saw the header of the mail I

wondered if I had missed something

> about why there was a new

Chairman.

> But regular? Not sure either fit my expectation level.
>

As for potential chairman ... no, it isn't Paul but he would so it if required

> in the style of Kenneth Williams.
> Giles - Great showman. Good

candidate, but would need to learn to down play.

> Tony Hawks - smart

enough. Subtitle his biting humour for a less sharp one.

> Stephen Fry -

but isn't he on the list for most shows? ;)

> Graham Norton - could do it

buy it would change the tone a bit.

> Tim Rice ... short - med

term

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