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Re: Comedians and Shows

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mattcchinnAug 8, 2011
 

 
Barry Cryer's done quite a few JAMs and Graeme one or two in the seventies. Without checking Dean's database I think I remember Tim appearing as well, but it would surely have been a one-off.

I totally agree that the three of them are best suited to the largely scripted ISIHAC format rather than the more informal "blokes talking toot in a pub" style used by JAM, which I can't get enough of.

Cheers everybody,

Matt

--- In just-a-minute@..., Don Judge <don@...> wrote:
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> Nope, you are not alone there.
> I couldn't imagine Barry, Graham, Tim doing JAM.
> Notwithstanding they wouldn't be very good at it (comparatively), at first anyway.
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> >From: David <drling0@...>
> >To: just-a-minute@...
> >Sent: Monday, 8 August 2011, 1:09
> >Subject: [just-a-minute] Comedians and Shows
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> >I was just wondering if folks connect certain comedians with certain shows?
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> >I was listing to an old ISIHAC the other day and Paul Merton was on. He was very good, but at first I thought "Oh that's strange". I usually associate him with JAM. For me Linda Smith will always be associated with The News Quiz. In my mind it was the perfect outlet for her. I always think of "The 99p Challenge" when I hear Sue Perkins' voice. Etc Etc.
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> >Is this just me?
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> >Love, David
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