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Topic: Introducing newbies to JAM: a success story

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BlackadderFeb 19, 2007
 

 
Following up on a question that we were discussing a couple weeks ago,
based on my success in getting a newbie very interested in JAM last
night, I can report that 1992-02-15 works well as an introductory
episode. I decided to try it mainly because of the George Jeffries
round, one of my favorite rounds in all of JAM. Take this information
for what you will....
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Topic: Re: Introducing newbies to JAM: a success story

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Robert TorresFeb 19, 2007
 

 
Ah yes, First Baron George Jeffries, that's the episode that marked Tony Hawks' debut on the show.  another one of my favorite bits was I think the round involving 'Malta' and the fact that each person pretty much said the exact same thing the last one did when they got the subject. 

Blackadder <blackadder1@...> wrote:

Following up on a question that we were discussing a couple weeks ago,
based on my success in getting a newbie very interested in JAM last
night, I can report that 1992-02-15 works well as an introductory
episode. I decided to try it mainly because of the George Jeffries
round, one of my favorite rounds in all of JAM. Take this information
for what you will....
--
Blackadder
blackadder1@ fastmail. us

--
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unladen european swallow

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Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.

 
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Topic: Re: Introducing newbies to JAM: a success story

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Emile JumeanFeb 19, 2007
 

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

>
> Ah yes, First Baron George Jeffries, that's the episode that marked

Tony Hawks' debut on the show. another one of my favorite bits was I
think the round involving 'Malta' and the fact that each person pretty
much said the exact same thing the last one did when they got the
subject.

>

I love that particular episode. A few of my favourite bits:

Tony: "Well, I...." Paul: *buzzes* "Deviation! He didn't start with
'Malta is an island in the Mediterranean!"

Paul: "I d--am very fond of..." Tony: *buzzes* "I don't know what 'I
dam' means."

Paul: "To be honest, I wish I never mentioned his eyes now!"

 
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Topic: Re: Introducing newbies to JAM: a success story

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Dean BedfordFeb 20, 2007
 

 

> Following up on a question that we were discussing a
> couple weeks ago, based on my success in getting a newbie
> very interested in JAM last night, I can report that
> 1992-02-15 works well as an introductory episode. I
> decided to try it mainly because of the George Jeffries
> round, one of my favorite rounds in all of JAM. Take this
> information for what you will....

Remember we were going to vote on fave eppies too - I should
add this one on to the list when I'm back home.

 
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Topic: Re: Introducing newbies to JAM: a success story

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DaveFeb 21, 2007
 

 
I recently listened to #169 series 9-1 from 16 Sept 1974
"The First Of A New Series" and despite
being old it occurred to me at the time that it would not
be a bad one for a newbie to listen to with KW, DN, PJ and CF.

--- In just-a-minute@..., "Blackadder" <blackadder1@...>
wrote:

>
> Following up on a question that we were discussing a couple weeks ago,
> based on my success in getting a newbie very interested in JAM last
> night, I can report that 1992-02-15 works well as an introductory
> episode. I decided to try it mainly because of the George Jeffries
> round, one of my favorite rounds in all of JAM. Take this information
> for what you will....
> --
> Blackadder
> blackadder1@...
>
> --
> http://www.fastmail.fm - Faster than the air-speed velocity of an
> unladen european swallow
>