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I'm Australian, but is there really a time of day called 5:30 AM??
nylon@...
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Subject: [just-a-minute] JAM in Australia againAn Australian correspondent notes the series is again being played from the beginning on the ABC – thought Australians on the list – Martin? – may be interested, though knowing Martin, he is probably well aware!Dean
From: nylon net <nylon@...>
To: just-a-minute@...
Sent: Fri, 22 April, 2011 6:50:44 AM
Subject: RE: [just-a-minute] JAM in Australia again
I'm Australian, but is there really a time of day called 5:30 AM??
nylon@...
-----Original Message-----
From: dbedford@...
Sent: Fri, 22 Apr 2011 12:14:56 +1200
To: just-a-minute@...
Subject: [just-a-minute] JAM in Australia againAn Australian correspondent notes the series is again being played from the beginning on the ABC – thought Australians on the list – Martin? – may be interested, though knowing Martin, he is probably well aware!Dean
Indeed it is Dean!
Just a Minute - 1967.12.22 001 s01e01 - Excuses for Being Late [ABC 2011-04-19]
was broadcast last Tuesday and:
Just A Minute - 1967.12.29 s01e02 #002 - Bedrooms [ABC 2011-04-26]
went to air this morning.
Usually the end of the show is marred by the impatient breakfast announcer talking over the last few seconds of the show, but not this morning as there is an extra public holiday in Australia due to the overlap of Easter and ANZAC day this year and relief announcers are invariably much more circumspect.
Like Mark (nylon net), the only time I ever see 5:30am is if I haven't yet gone to bed, however, that is what computers and scheduling programs are for.
I record these gems each morning from the Aurora Satellite feed (the alternative is AM radio!) direct to computer so the quality is excellent. It usually takes me a week or two to edit them and upload them but as a special treat, I've rushed these ones through.
These JAM recordings and a handful of others can be downloaded from:
http://www.mediafire.com/?br3x44cmcl9k0
They are in the "JAM ABC" folder and will supersede the lower quality recordings in the "JAM Series 1" folder.
Best regards,
Martin
--- In just-a-minute@..., "Dean" <dbedford@...> wrote:
>
> An Australian correspondent notes the series is again being played from the beginning on the ABC â" thought Australians on the list â" Martin? â" may be interested, though knowing Martin, he is probably well aware!
>
> Dean
>
>
>
>
> I am in Melbourne Australia and we are so fortunate here that our "serious" govt owned radio station Radio National has a comedy spot at 5.30 am each day. It plays wonderfully arcane shows as My Word, My Music, Hancock, Dad's Army and of course Just a Minute.
>
> Imagine my delight this morning to be eased gently into the day with an episode of JAM. For the last few months Tuesday has been Dad's Army. From the ABC website I find that the rest of the year will be JAM on Tuesdays.
> It was quite an odd episode and not really very funny but after checking your website I find it was the pilot episode. I wonder how many people have actually heard this episode? I am writing to let you know that it is most likely we will get further eps in chronological order and I see you are missing the subjects for some of the early episodes.
>
> With modern streaming? you may be able to tune in and in any case you may be interested to know that these early episodes are being replayed
> 5.30 am Eastern (Sydney) Time Tuesdays Radio National ABC.
>
> I have found JAM to be one of the most enjoyable shows I have ever experienced on TV or radio (although I have never seen JAM on TV) and again thankyou for giving me the ifo to get so much more out of it.
>
Huge thanks. Until now, I thought 5:30 A.M. was a ludicrous theory devised by milkmen...
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: mhood@...
Sent: Tue, 26 Apr 2011 03:03:16 -0000
To: just-a-minute@...
Subject: [just-a-minute] Re: JAM in Australia againIndeed it is Dean!
Just a Minute - 1967.12.22 001 s01e01 - Excuses for Being Late [ABC 2011-04-19]
was broadcast last Tuesday and:
Just A Minute - 1967.12.29 s01e02 #002 - Bedrooms [ABC 2011-04-26]
went to air this morning.
Usually the end of the show is marred by the impatient breakfast announcer talking over the last few seconds of the show, but not this morning as there is an extra public holiday in Australia due to the overlap of Easter and ANZAC day this year and relief announcers are invariably much more circumspect.
Like Mark (nylon net), the only time I ever see 5:30am is if I haven't yet gone to bed, however, that is what computers and scheduling programs are for.
I record these gems each morning from the Aurora Satellite feed (the alternative is AM radio!) direct to computer so the quality is excellent. It usually takes me a week or two to edit them and upload them but as a special treat, I've rushed these ones through.
These JAM recordings and a handful of others can be downloaded from:
http://www.mediafire.com/?br3x44cmcl9k0
They are in the "JAM ABC" folder and will supersede the lower quality recordings in the "JAM Series 1" folder.
Best regards,
Martin
--- In just-a-minute@..., "Dean" <dbedford@...> wrote:
>
> An Australian correspondent notes the series is again being played from the beginning on the ABC â" thought Australians on the list â" Martin? â" may be interested, though knowing Martin, he is probably well aware!
>
> Dean
>
>
>
>
> I am in Melbourne Australia and we are so fortunate here that our "serious" govt owned radio station Radio National has a comedy spot at 5.30 am each day. It plays wonderfully arcane shows as My Word, My Music, Hancock, Dad's Army and of course Just a Minute.
>
> Imagine my delight this morning to be eased gently into the day with an episode of JAM. For the last few months Tuesday has been Dad's Army. From the ABC website I find that the rest of the year will be JAM on Tuesdays.
> It was quite an odd episode and not really very funny but after checking your website I find it was the pilot episode. I wonder how many people have actually heard this episode? I am writing to let you know that it is most likely we will get further eps in chronological order and I see you are missing the subjects for some of the early episodes.
>
> With modern streaming? you may be able to tune in and in any case you may be interested to know that these early episodes are being replayed
> 5.30 am Eastern (Sydney) Time Tuesdays Radio National ABC.
>
> I have found JAM to be one of the most enjoyable shows I have ever experienced on TV or radio (although I have never seen JAM on TV) and again thankyou for giving me the ifo to get so much more out of it.
>
Ah - that copy is so much cleaner than the one I had. Bliss!
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: nylon@...
Sent: Mon, 25 Apr 2011 20:31:49 -0800
To: just-a-minute@...
Subject: RE: [just-a-minute] Re: JAM in Australia againHuge thanks. Until now, I thought 5:30 A.M. was a ludicrous theory devised by milkmen...
Marknylon@...-----Original Message-----
From: mhood@...
Sent: Tue, 26 Apr 2011 03:03:16 -0000
To: just-a-minute@...
Subject: [just-a-minute] Re: JAM in Australia againIndeed it is Dean!
Just a Minute - 1967.12.22 001 s01e01 - Excuses for Being Late [ABC 2011-04-19]
was broadcast last Tuesday and:
Just A Minute - 1967.12.29 s01e02 #002 - Bedrooms [ABC 2011-04-26]
went to air this morning.
Usually the end of the show is marred by the impatient breakfast announcer talking over the last few seconds of the show, but not this morning as there is an extra public holiday in Australia due to the overlap of Easter and ANZAC day this year and relief announcers are invariably much more circumspect.
Like Mark (nylon net), the only time I ever see 5:30am is if I haven't yet gone to bed, however, that is what computers and scheduling programs are for.
I record these gems each morning from the Aurora Satellite feed (the alternative is AM radio!) direct to computer so the quality is excellent. It usually takes me a week or two to edit them and upload them but as a special treat, I've rushed these ones through.
These JAM recordings and a handful of others can be downloaded from:
http://www.mediafire.com/?br3x44cmcl9k0
They are in the "JAM ABC" folder and will supersede the lower quality recordings in the "JAM Series 1" folder.
Best regards,
Martin
--- In just-a-minute@..., "Dean" <dbedford@...> wrote:
>
> An Australian correspondent notes the series is again being played from the beginning on the ABC â" thought Australians on the list â" Martin? â" may be interested, though knowing Martin, he is probably well aware!
>
> Dean
>
>
>
>
> I am in Melbourne Australia and we are so fortunate here that our "serious" govt owned radio station Radio National has a comedy spot at 5.30 am each day. It plays wonderfully arcane shows as My Word, My Music, Hancock, Dad's Army and of course Just a Minute.
>
> Imagine my delight this morning to be eased gently into the day with an episode of JAM. For the last few months Tuesday has been Dad's Army. From the ABC website I find that the rest of the year will be JAM on Tuesdays.
> It was quite an odd episode and not really very funny but after checking your website I find it was the pilot episode. I wonder how many people have actually heard this episode? I am writing to let you know that it is most likely we will get further eps in chronological order and I see you are missing the subjects for some of the early episodes.
>
> With modern streaming? you may be able to tune in and in any case you may be interested to know that these early episodes are being replayed
> 5.30 am Eastern (Sydney) Time Tuesdays Radio National ABC.
>
> I have found JAM to be one of the most enjoyable shows I have ever experienced on TV or radio (although I have never seen JAM on TV) and again thankyou for giving me the ifo to get so much more out of it.
>
*Excellent*, martin! It will be magnificent to finally replace the poor
sounding ones. Thanks alot.
> I record these gems each morning from the Aurora Satellite feed (the
> alternative is AM radio!) direct to computer so the quality is
> excellent. It usually takes me a week or two to edit them and upload
> them but as a special treat, I've rushed these ones through.
>
> These JAM recordings and a handful of others can be downloaded from:
>
> http://www.mediafire.com/?br3x44cmcl9k0
>
> They are in the "JAM ABC" folder and will supersede the lower quality
> recordings in the "JAM Series 1" folder.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Martin
Huge thanks. Until now, I thought 5:30 A.M. was a ludicrous theory devised by milkmen...
LOL - I thought it only came in p.m.
Thanks so much for uploading them.
- Pauline in Bonnet Bay, Sydney
I'm really hoping they'll broadcast at least a few of the "missing" episodes from the first series. We'll find out next week, I suppose. Anything to shrink the number of episodes we're all lacking.
Emile
--- In just-a-minute@..., "Dean" <dbedford@...> wrote:
>
> An Australian correspondent notes the series is again being played from the beginning on the ABC â" thought Australians on the list â" Martin? â" may be interested, though knowing Martin, he is probably well aware!
>
> Dean
>
>
>
>
> I am in Melbourne Australia and we are so fortunate here that our "serious" govt owned radio station Radio National has a comedy spot at 5.30 am each day. It plays wonderfully arcane shows as My Word, My Music, Hancock, Dad's Army and of course Just a Minute.
>
> Imagine my delight this morning to be eased gently into the day with an episode of JAM. For the last few months Tuesday has been Dad's Army. From the ABC website I find that the rest of the year will be JAM on Tuesdays.
> It was quite an odd episode and not really very funny but after checking your website I find it was the pilot episode. I wonder how many people have actually heard this episode? I am writing to let you know that it is most likely we will get further eps in chronological order and I see you are missing the subjects for some of the early episodes.
>
> With modern streaming? you may be able to tune in and in any case you may be interested to know that these early episodes are being replayed
> 5.30 am Eastern (Sydney) Time Tuesdays Radio National ABC.
>
> I have found JAM to be one of the most enjoyable shows I have ever experienced on TV or radio (although I have never seen JAM on TV) and again thankyou for giving me the ifo to get so much more out of it.
>
My goodness how amazing!!
I can't wait to listen to this tonight! :D
I'm really hoping they'll broadcast at least a few of the "missing" episodes
from the first series. We'll find out next week, I suppose. Anything to shrink
the number of episodes we're all lacking.
Emile
--- In mailto:just-a-minute%40...,
"Dean" <dbedford@...> wrote:
>notes the series is again being played from the beginning on the ABC â" thought Australians on the list â" Martin? â" may be interested, though knowing Martin, he is probably well aware!
> An Australian correspondent
>here that our "serious" govt owned radio station Radio National has a comedy spot at 5.30 am each day. It plays wonderfully arcane shows as My Word, My Music, Hancock, Dad's Army and of course Just a Minute.
> Dean
>
>
>
>
> I am in Melbourne Australia and we are so fortunate
>my delight this morning to be eased gently into the day with an episode of JAM. For the last few months Tuesday has been Dad's Army. From the ABC website I find that the rest of the year will be JAM on Tuesdays.
> Imagine
> It was quite an oddepisode and not really very funny but after checking your website I find it was the pilot episode. I wonder how many people have actually heard this episode? I am writing to let you know that it is most likely we will get further eps in chronological order and I see you are missing the subjects for some of the early episodes.
>and in any case you may be interested to know that these early episodes are being replayed
> With modern streaming? you may be able to tune in
> 5.30 am Eastern (Sydney) Time Tuesdays Radio NationalABC.
>have ever experienced on TV or radio (although I have never seen JAM on TV) and again thankyou for giving me the ifo to get so much more out of it.
> I have found JAM to be one of the most enjoyable shows I
>
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