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Topic: RE Monday's show

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TroubleshooterFeb 15, 2013
 

 
A very good show, I thought after my first listen to it. Sue, Graham and Paul all seemed to be in fine form. Jason was amusing enough for being a newbie.

I feel that I am extremely biased when perceiving that the longtime players seem to hold a huge regard for being a part of JAM, no matter how successful they already are individually in their careers? Having listened to so many recordings in the past six months while I'm at work, I (perhaps naively) get this feeling that they don't look at it as just a game show or a gig, rather something truly special that they themselves look forward to being a part of from one year to the next.

Lou

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> Just for fun I tweeted to graham norton that he has won at least 16 times and gave the link to dean's JAM stats:)
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Topic: Re: RE Monday's show

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Simon B KellyFeb 15, 2013
 

 
Interesting to note that there are a couple of video-clips from Episode 1 posted on the BBC website. It seems they film all the recordings made at the BBC Radio Theatre as I've noticed similar clips posted for other programmes.

The Just A Minute clips section can be found here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006s5dp/clips

For those of us who missed out on tickets (including me) it's an opportunity to see how the radio recordings are made.

Simon

--- In just-a-minute@..., "Troubleshooter" <troubleshooter47421@...> wrote:
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> A very good show, I thought after my first listen to it. Sue, Graham and Paul all seemed to be in fine form. Jason was amusing enough for being a newbie.
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Topic: Re: RE Monday's show

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nylonFeb 15, 2013