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InnerRevolution7Jan 24, 2013
 

 
I have it in AVI format, although I have not checked it specifically for that quote, but I'm sure you're right. No reason to dount thats what was said. I am just heading out for a few hours. I can post it when I return, if someone doesn't beat me to it.

--- In just-a-minute@..., Espen Krømke wrote:
>
> Yeah no problem Dean, but it would be really interesting just for my
> owns sake, to find that documentary.
> But I can't find it! I got a directory called "related" where I collect
> all the recordings that are not regular JAM shows, but no luck, I simply
> do not find it.
>
> So I have to ask the group: Do any of you know what documentary I talk
> about? here's some details:
>
> The documentary is edited in a rather strange way, sounds like it is the
> audio from a TV documentary really. it's got no main narrative but
> rather just snippets of interviews mixed with snippets of JAM shows.
>
> We hear Graham Norton and Paul Merton preparing themselves, Nicholas is
> talking with some producer on the phone about the upcoming show being
> "sold out", I also remember Paul saying that it was amazing to think
> that you can ride in the middle of the Saharah and thanks to the World
> Service listen to Just A Minute.
>
> Another thing I remember was Graham saying that while the rest of the
> panel didn't really care much about the scores, Clement sure liked to win.
>
> I also remember Nic saying that someone had said that they thought
> Kenneth was kind of scary at times but that Nic never found him to be so.
>
> Anyone recognize any of this?
>
>
>
>
> Den 24. jan. 2013 16:11, skrev Dean:
> >
> > You don't need to spend time checking the quote, I do believe you
> > heard it. All I'm saying is I don't believe the show's audience
> > suddenly rose in the two or three years after Kenneth's death. But I
> > think that's not what whoever you heard meant.
>

 
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