Radio 4.......what a load of $hyte.........
28 July 2013, 09:37 PM
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Hm. Sky is better, but it's also full of googaa these days. The kind of people they pick to do the late night Press Preview is disgraceful! Last night, they had two very forgettable no-gos sitting there and giving it large on negligible issues. That Royal Baby pallavah was another thing that just went too OTT on SKY. 
29 July 2013, 10:47 AM
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I really like Radio 4, listen to it a lot on the way into work.
I'll listen to Radio 1 on the way home and while im in work, i really like Radio1 as it plays music i like and has a lot of light hearted banter which me and my work mates seem to be in tune with. I just can't stand Nick Grimshaw in the mornings which is why i listen to R4 now, Chris Moyles was entertaining but i've never been so bored listening to grimmys show!
Just to add I'm 27 so just out of Radio1's demographic but i'd rather rub broken glass in my ears than have Radio 2 on!
I'll listen to Radio 1 on the way home and while im in work, i really like Radio1 as it plays music i like and has a lot of light hearted banter which me and my work mates seem to be in tune with. I just can't stand Nick Grimshaw in the mornings which is why i listen to R4 now, Chris Moyles was entertaining but i've never been so bored listening to grimmys show!
Just to add I'm 27 so just out of Radio1's demographic but i'd rather rub broken glass in my ears than have Radio 2 on!
29 July 2013, 06:48 PM
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on now, I am sorry I haven't a clue
and the great line below
"The next game is Sound Charades. This is based on the erstwhile television favourite Give Us A Clue, where teams of players used to delight their audience by miming the titles of songs, films or plays against a strict time limit. The most highly skilled of all was Lionel Blair, but how the tears of frustration welled up in his eyes during their Italian tour, at not being allowed the use of his mouth to finish off Two Gentlemen Of Verona."
delivered by late great humphrey lyttelton,
and the great line below
"The next game is Sound Charades. This is based on the erstwhile television favourite Give Us A Clue, where teams of players used to delight their audience by miming the titles of songs, films or plays against a strict time limit. The most highly skilled of all was Lionel Blair, but how the tears of frustration welled up in his eyes during their Italian tour, at not being allowed the use of his mouth to finish off Two Gentlemen Of Verona."
delivered by late great humphrey lyttelton,
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