"Everything will be alright in the end, and if it isn't alright, then it's not the end." Beautiful. Thank you Mark and Simon, your gentlemanly charm, chemistry with each other (and guests), and love for what you do will likely never be matched. Hope to hear you working together again soon.
@@MattSingh1 That's because you're a little sad and bitter, probably because you're incapable of letting people feel moved by things that matter to them. Good luck with that.
I will truly miss these two who have helped me and thousands of other people love and appreciate cinema Thank you gents for the laughs and best wishes for whatever the future holds
I can't stop crying - this show has been my Friday for 8 years, its what I listen to when I can't go to sleep or when I just need things to be alright. Thank-you gentleman.
Getting a wee bit emotional watching Mark and Simon getting a wee bit emotional listening to snippets of their stuff through the years... Yep, that's my Friday night.
This show has kept me company for so long now. I'm 31 and started listening at University when my father passed away of Cancer. Mayo and Kermode's voices, humour and brilliance have kept me company through so many awful and desperate times. A constant companion. I will miss you both greatly. But as nothing ends, I'm looking forward to your new Podcast.
Wouldn't have been complete without Kip. Thanks to those in front of the mics and on the other side of the doorbell. Thanks to all who shared so much. To infinity and beyond.
Lovely use of Hans Zimmer's "You're So Cool" from True Romance. Since his late night radio appearances on Mark & Lard with his Cult Film Corner and the Cling Film show on 1fm, I've always respected Mark Kermode. He is one cool dude. Simon has been a fixture on my radio even longer, back to his 80's breakfast show. Wishing you both all the best for a long broadcasting future together. Peace & Love and down with the Nazi's. 📽️🎬📻
@@beetle1087 Both are based on Carl Orff's Gassenhauer but this is Zimmer's version of it. It is slightly different to the one in Badlands if you compare them.
I tuned in for the first time about 17 of those 21 years ago. At the time I was only a young lad in school with black nail polish and totally mad about 70s American cinema. Two great teachers took an interest in me, looked past my abrasive attitude and connected with me over a mutual love of film. They both recommended the show and I’ve listened ever since. Now I’m in my thirties, lost the nail polish but gained a beer belly and currently sat on a Friday night having a wee sob. It’s been a trip gentlemen. Can’t wait to see what’s next.
So long, and thanks for all the fish. Goodbye to Jason Isaacs and Fairport Convention. Thank you for providing may happy moments, sharing listener's memories and I hope you are both able to make more the future somewhere else.
I'm canadian, can't say I ever tuned in to your show but I watched your uploaded reviews countless times. Thanks to both of you for providing countless hours of entertainment. Best of luck in your future endeavors
Oh god, I didn't know this was happening. It's so sad. I feel like a void has sprung and it'll never be filled. Thank you Mark and Simon for everything.
I couldn't watch it until now...and now I'm crying in a train. Like Mark, I'm quite tear-easy. Anyways, thank you very much for the Movies, the advices and general chemestry, it's been a pleasure. Lots of Love from Germany 💜💙💜
Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo are absolute LEGENDS. From the iconic Sex and the City 2 review to the hilarious Mama Mia meltdown, Kermode and Mayo have never failed to put a smile on my face. From coming home from school to going bed at night, this show has always provided me with much entertainment and joy. Thank you for all those wonderful memories!
I agree, he likes what he likes, no pretentiousness, always cheers me up listening to him, bought film mags for yrs, photoplay, film review, hotdog/ neon, and all the ones still around, but hes the best, 5 yrs old saw anne of the thousand days and snow white in the same week, still love both
You were my childhood and early twenties. You transformed my relationship to cinema and Friday afternoons. You were the secret code that revealed like minds and kindred spirits. Thank you!!!!!
When I was working for a law firm in the City many years ago the only thing that kept me going on those long interminable Friday afternoons was you 2 Guys. I would stick on my headphones and drift off into a world of films most of which I never did get around to seeing but still had an opinion on because I had listened to your wonderful show. Thank you. Good night and good luck.
Only been listening for 3 years but quickly became a stable of my Friday afternoons. Sorry to see them go but will be listening to the new show, whenever it comes.
I got genuinely emotional listening to Kip there. Thanks for everything lads, I've been listening to this show for 16 years, which is more than half of my existence, and it has been one of the few constant pleasures in my life. Down with the Nazi's, and up with the blue haired feminists, Fairport Convention and the assorted members of Pentangle. And of course, hello to Jason Isaacs.
Thank you Mark and Simon for all the reviews, interviews and wonderful humour. I think Sir Ken B said it best when he pointed out what good company you are. Best wishes to you both and to all those involved with making the show over the years.
What a sad day. Thank you both for everything! A wonderful journey. All good things come to end (eventually). Many thanks.This too shall pass.🙏🌞☯️🌻🇬🇧🙏1.4.22
It's not just the reviews. This show was a solid toehold on a crumbling cliff of modern culture that I don't really understand any more. It's foundations were respect, kindness and acknowledgement of learning, knowledge and professionalism in the complex process of creating film. Will miss you guys.
To me, Mark and Simon went out while at one of their highest points: the Moonfall review. They made me laugh hard in a dark moment. The idea that, no matter what, there was a small corner with two guys talking about our passions was always soothing and reassuring. Thanks for everything.
Thanks to both of you. You made my Friday afternoons when I was on wind down at work so much better. We'll find you in your new location. All the best.
What a sign off...So many memories, expected nothing less from presenter Simon and contributor Mark. Here's to the collective joy of being a member of the church of Wittertainment, and may that continue for however long the two doctors continue to love not talking about films.
And now I'm crying. Thank you Simon and Mark, your show has been fantastic and even though I'll be joining you and am seriously excited for the new podcast, this news still hit hard.
Nooooo!!!!! It's been a pleasure listening to you. You're one of the reason I took my English exams and passed them without any problems. You'll be greatly missed. I hope I can run a marathon listening to you in the future. Listen to you soon.
Thank you. You got me through dogs walks, bad jobs, better jobs, pressured jobs, DIY. You opened my mind to new ideas about film stuff that I wouldn't have seen otherwise. All the best for the future where I will be listening out for you
I start listening to the show ten years ago (on a recommendation from my brother), and it has been such a consistent and wonderful part of my week. I've learnt more about film criticism and movies in these two hours a week that I could have ever have learnt on any paid course. Thank you for championing horror movies, giving the audience the opportunity to tell you when you were right or wrong, introducing me to wonderful movies such as Good Vibrations, The Arbor and Red Road to name a few. Thank you for easing my homesickness when I lived abroad, and thank you for the knowledge that a good movie can really make everything ok in the end.
I’ve listened to the programme for 10 years from the day I typed in four lions in TH-cam and listened to my very first review of Mark Kermode on 5 live. I love watching every film I get the chance to watch at the cinema and then eagerly waiting in anticipation to see what Marks thoughts are on the film. It has been a joy of mine for many a year and a tradition that will be sad to no longer follow. I even once managed to meet Mark at Sheffield train station 10 around the time I first started listening and he was fantastically charming and me embarrassingly starstruck. It has been a joy and a privilege to listen to them over all these years, I hope their future endeavors are just as amazing as their time talking together on the radio about films. Goodbye Medieval Elvis, goodbye funky Si, goodbye to Jason Isaacs. You will all be dearly missed
Nooooooo. This is such a sad day. Absolute legends of radio. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have helped me smile through some dark days and make bright days even brighter. Love and best wishes a LTL
Thank you so much for everything. Your love for movies and each other absolutely came through, and made my days better, every day. Love from Argentina. You will be sorely missed.
A genuinely sad day. I have had a “ooh it’s film Friday” feeling knowing these would appear on TH-cam for many years. I do sincerely hope you two will appear together again somewhere soon 👍👍🍺 😢
Thank you for all of the laughs, kindness, and comfort provided over the years. I hope you both realise how well you are thought of and how much joy you have brought to people. I got a lump in my throat watching this video thinking of the wonderful Wittertainment community built up over the past 21 years. I have no doubt you’re on to bigger and better things and look forward to your new podcast. Thanks for everything and hello to Jason Isaacs!
Hanks got me, I was waiting for the moment. Thought it would be Simon's voice cracking talking about parenting, but as soon as Tom spoke, and I thought about not only his reassurance in those dark times, but the reassurance of having Wittertainment in my life these last 12 years (I'm younger) there came the tears. Thanks and I'm glad you aren't retiring for real
Thank you Mark and Simon. Thank you everyone behind the scenes, past and present. Thank you to the fans who sent in such great emails. Life will be definitely be different for me without the show, and whilst I'm incredibly sad that it is no longer, I'm excited about what the future holds. Thanks again!
I've been listening to the programme for the past 7 years pretty much every Friday routinely. I will truly miss this show, thank you for some brilliant laughs and helping inspire my passion of film.
They play You're So Cool over the intro montage at my absolute favorite local indie theater. Its the song I associate the most with "the power of cinema." Tears welling up just hearing it. I'm late to the game but thank you for the thoughtful love you communicated for the medium in all of your reviews (and rants!) I can't wait to see what's next from both of you.
I was too sad to listen...after 21 years it was a constant in life and a love of film. I'll follow them for sure but....like Morecambe and Wise on ITV, Chris Evans in the 90s on Virgin and many more where commercial concerns win out....its the same but never quite the same magic. I feel it will be the same where ever they land. BBC 5 live will not be the same...but Scala or wherever...isnt BBC 5 live. Thanks boys. Its been emotional.
Wow been listening for the last 21 years .. to the past, the present and the future !! Thank you for making me love films /movies I would never had seen if it wasn’t for you two !!
Dear Mr Mayo and the good Doctor Kermode. Thank you for the constant company and the wonderful in depth analysis. Always sprinkled with the warmth and humanity of two fine people. I wish you well and hope to hear you again one day soon WHEREVER THAT MAY BE BROADCASTED FROM!!!!!!!! Yours faithfully David Baker. From Dublin. P.S Because of your programme I am still alive as its brought me real peace and joy over the years and calmed my heavy soul. Thank you Thank you thank you!
What!!! Thank you both for your contribution to film and laughs over the years. Luckily I can watch Marks Danny Dyer impression on TH-cam again and again. Bless 🤣
I have listened to Mark's film reviews since 1993 when he was on Mark Radcliffe's Wednesday night show on Radio 1, and later with Simon, also, on Radio 1. Good luck to the pair of them. I'll miss that freshly vacuumed carpet
my dad introduced me to this radio show when i was 13 and wanted to learn about film and find good recs. now i'm 21 and can't believe how long i've been tuning in! feeling emotional seeing things come to an end
So sad to see this end. Was the radio highlight of my week and the beginning of my weekend for many years. Good luck to you both and wish you all the best for the future. Just make sure it isn't too long of a wait to see and hear you both together again
I've listened to every show for the last 18 years, but somehow I never considered myself as too much of a devotee as I only wrote in once, but watching my old friends sign off for the last time I feel a void I never knew was there. Farewell and thank you
Thank you both for your wit, banter and good old fashioned journalism. If other journalists in other fields like politics had the same courage as Mark to call out the bulls**t, we'd all be living in a much better world!
You two have meant so much to all of us for so long - thank you for everything. Even though this isn’t the end, and I can’t wait for the new show, this trip down Witter lane is incredibly emotional
A genuine loss in my life. I have followed the perfect pair since Radio 1 days. It has been a constant in my life for too many years than I care to remember. All I can say is thank you for every show, but thank you more for being yourselves for all those years. . . Goodbye Jason Isaacs.
Thankyou for helping this American discover fantastic and interesting UK films that never be on my radar otherwise. Movies like The Falling, London Road, and especially Good Vibrations (which I watch at least once a year). You're enriched my life and enlivened my soul.
I’m truly sad this wasn’t an April Fools joke. I will forever miss this show, was one of my favourite things to listen to.
They are going to do a show on their own, away from the BBC
This is not the end my friend but a new beginning
@@s3m4jno5w4d That's what the guy who stole my shoes said.
Nooo I just found out :((
Good to see you here though lmao
@@AutomatonArchive You too
One of the great radio shows of all time. Thank you, gentlemen.
Kermode is right up there with Roger Ebert as one of the best film critics of all time.
Far better than Ebert
Strong agree
Hes terrible wtf are u on about
He's like a more english more intellectual Ebert
doesn’t come close to Ebert or Siskel although I’m not hating they are just the Goats
Truly the end of an era!! Cheers guys, we’ll miss you- can’t wait to see what you do next
"Everything will be alright in the end, and if it isn't alright, then it's not the end." Beautiful. Thank you Mark and Simon, your gentlemanly charm, chemistry with each other (and guests), and love for what you do will likely never be matched. Hope to hear you working together again soon.
*Beautiful? I'd say saccharine and vomit-inducing.*
@@MattSingh1 That's because you're a little sad and bitter, probably because you're incapable of letting people feel moved by things that matter to them. Good luck with that.
@@MattSingh1 Oh bore off!
@@MattSingh1 jog on troll
“Goodnight you princes of Maine, you kings of New England”
I will truly miss these two who have helped me and thousands of other people love and appreciate cinema
Thank you gents for the laughs and best wishes for whatever the future holds
I can't stop crying - this show has been my Friday for 8 years, its what I listen to when I can't go to sleep or when I just need things to be alright. Thank-you gentleman.
Getting a wee bit emotional watching Mark and Simon getting a wee bit emotional listening to snippets of their stuff through the years...
Yep, that's my Friday night.
Nothing wrong with that.
This show has kept me company for so long now. I'm 31 and started listening at University when my father passed away of Cancer. Mayo and Kermode's voices, humour and brilliance have kept me company through so many awful and desperate times. A constant companion.
I will miss you both greatly. But as nothing ends, I'm looking forward to your new Podcast.
Never thought of a possibility that this show would come to an end. Cheers for the laughs and insights over the years, gents.
Still remember listening to these in my Dad's car every Friday after school. Really hope this isn't truly the last of them.
As my dear Grandmother said, "Nothing lasts... not good, nor bad." Thank you fellas. Glad to hear that you will continue. X
Wouldn't have been complete without Kip. Thanks to those in front of the mics and on the other side of the doorbell. Thanks to all who shared so much. To infinity and beyond.
Thanks Brian, so happy to hear my boy again.
Lovely use of Hans Zimmer's "You're So Cool" from True Romance.
Since his late night radio appearances on Mark & Lard with his Cult Film Corner and the Cling Film show on 1fm, I've always respected Mark Kermode. He is one cool dude.
Simon has been a fixture on my radio even longer, back to his 80's breakfast show.
Wishing you both all the best for a long broadcasting future together.
Peace & Love and down with the Nazi's.
📽️🎬📻
I thought it was from badlands
@@beetle1087 Both are based on Carl Orff's Gassenhauer but this is Zimmer's version of it. It is slightly different to the one in Badlands if you compare them.
I tuned in for the first time about 17 of those 21 years ago. At the time I was only a young lad in school with black nail polish and totally mad about 70s American cinema. Two great teachers took an interest in me, looked past my abrasive attitude and connected with me over a mutual love of film. They both recommended the show and I’ve listened ever since. Now I’m in my thirties, lost the nail polish but gained a beer belly and currently sat on a Friday night having a wee sob. It’s been a trip gentlemen. Can’t wait to see what’s next.
This is the worst April fools ever.
So long, and thanks for all the fish. Goodbye to Jason Isaacs and Fairport Convention. Thank you for providing may happy moments, sharing listener's memories and I hope you are both able to make more the future somewhere else.
I'm canadian, can't say I ever tuned in to your show but I watched your uploaded reviews countless times. Thanks to both of you for providing countless hours of entertainment. Best of luck in your future endeavors
Oh god, I didn't know this was happening. It's so sad. I feel like a void has sprung and it'll never be filled. Thank you Mark and Simon for everything.
I couldn't watch it until now...and now I'm crying in a train. Like Mark, I'm quite tear-easy. Anyways, thank you very much for the Movies, the advices and general chemestry, it's been a pleasure. Lots of Love from Germany 💜💙💜
Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo are absolute LEGENDS. From the iconic Sex and the City 2 review to the hilarious Mama Mia meltdown, Kermode and Mayo have never failed to put a smile on my face. From coming home from school to going bed at night, this show has always provided me with much entertainment and joy. Thank you for all those wonderful memories!
I agree, he likes what he likes, no pretentiousness, always cheers me up listening to him, bought film mags for yrs, photoplay, film review, hotdog/ neon, and all the ones still around, but hes the best, 5 yrs old saw anne of the thousand days and snow white in the same week, still love both
You were my childhood and early twenties. You transformed my relationship to cinema and Friday afternoons. You were the secret code that revealed like minds and kindred spirits. Thank you!!!!!
End of an era, this was one of the best shows on the BBC.
I hope you'll be able to do your show (on any platform) for as long as you can/want to! I'm always looking forward to you guys. Greetings from Germany
Had no idea this happened but wow it was a blast. Goodbye to Jason.
loosing this show is like looking a close old friend, so sad to hear you leave, so grateful for the years of warmth you brought into our lives
So happy I was apart of this wonderful show for so many years, blessed!
When I was working for a law firm in the City many years ago the only thing that kept me going on those long interminable Friday afternoons was you 2 Guys. I would stick on my headphones and drift off into a world of films most of which I never did get around to seeing but still had an opinion on because I had listened to your wonderful show. Thank you. Good night and good luck.
You don't know how much joy your podcast brought to my life every Friday afternoon. Thank you so much. Good luck!
Only been listening for 3 years but quickly became a stable of my Friday afternoons. Sorry to see them go but will be listening to the new show, whenever it comes.
I got genuinely emotional listening to Kip there. Thanks for everything lads, I've been listening to this show for 16 years, which is more than half of my existence, and it has been one of the few constant pleasures in my life. Down with the Nazi's, and up with the blue haired feminists, Fairport Convention and the assorted members of Pentangle.
And of course, hello to Jason Isaacs.
Thank you Mark and Simon for all the reviews, interviews and wonderful humour. I think Sir Ken B said it best when he pointed out what good company you are. Best wishes to you both and to all those involved with making the show over the years.
What a sad day. Thank you both for everything! A wonderful journey. All good things come to end (eventually). Many thanks.This too shall pass.🙏🌞☯️🌻🇬🇧🙏1.4.22
It's not just the reviews. This show was a solid toehold on a crumbling cliff of modern culture that I don't really understand any more. It's foundations were respect, kindness and acknowledgement of learning, knowledge and professionalism in the complex process of creating film. Will miss you guys.
Goodbye from Jason. I’ll miss you guys.
To me, Mark and Simon went out while at one of their highest points: the Moonfall review. They made me laugh hard in a dark moment. The idea that, no matter what, there was a small corner with two guys talking about our passions was always soothing and reassuring. Thanks for everything.
Thanks to both of you. You made my Friday afternoons when I was on wind down at work so much better. We'll find you in your new location. All the best.
UPDATE: I found you, and its bigger and better. Well done 09/03/2023
What a sign off...So many memories, expected nothing less from presenter Simon and contributor Mark. Here's to the collective joy of being a member of the church of Wittertainment, and may that continue for however long the two doctors continue to love not talking about films.
And now I'm crying.
Thank you Simon and Mark, your show has been fantastic and even though I'll be joining you and am seriously excited for the new podcast, this news still hit hard.
Its a shame the BBC has lost another great show,look forward to listening in a week or 2 when your on Greatest Hits radio 🤞
Some real sweetness amongst the scorn and sarcasm. Truly one of the greatest radio duos ever. Thanks guys.
Nooooo!!!!! It's been a pleasure listening to you. You're one of the reason I took my English exams and passed them without any problems. You'll be greatly missed. I hope I can run a marathon listening to you in the future. Listen to you soon.
Glad the Entourage review got in there. Still my favorite.
Got me weeping there gents. Thank you for all ❤️
Thank you. You got me through dogs walks, bad jobs, better jobs, pressured jobs, DIY. You opened my mind to new ideas about film stuff that I wouldn't have seen otherwise. All the best for the future where I will be listening out for you
Thank you for the incredible memories, reviews and interviews.
End of an era, thanks for everything
Greatest film show of all time
For the last 15 years it's been when the weekend starts. Bravo
I start listening to the show ten years ago (on a recommendation from my brother), and it has been such a consistent and wonderful part of my week. I've learnt more about film criticism and movies in these two hours a week that I could have ever have learnt on any paid course. Thank you for championing horror movies, giving the audience the opportunity to tell you when you were right or wrong, introducing me to wonderful movies such as Good Vibrations, The Arbor and Red Road to name a few. Thank you for easing my homesickness when I lived abroad, and thank you for the knowledge that a good movie can really make everything ok in the end.
Been listening to the show for 15 years and it's formed a huge part of my love of cinema. Thanks for the good times.
I’ve listened to the programme for 10 years from the day I typed in four lions in TH-cam and listened to my very first review of Mark Kermode on 5 live. I love watching every film I get the chance to watch at the cinema and then eagerly waiting in anticipation to see what Marks thoughts are on the film. It has been a joy of mine for many a year and a tradition that will be sad to no longer follow. I even once managed to meet Mark at Sheffield train station 10 around the time I first started listening and he was fantastically charming and me embarrassingly starstruck. It has been a joy and a privilege to listen to them over all these years, I hope their future endeavors are just as amazing as their time talking together on the radio about films. Goodbye Medieval Elvis, goodbye funky Si, goodbye to Jason Isaacs. You will all be dearly missed
“Stinky Pants Wee”. Is where I lost it😭😭😭😭😭. Loving the new takes btw
Nooooooo. This is such a sad day. Absolute legends of radio. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have helped me smile through some dark days and make bright days even brighter. Love and best wishes a LTL
Suppose all good things have to come to an end, but they should not.
Thank you so much for everything. Your love for movies and each other absolutely came through, and made my days better, every day. Love from Argentina. You will be sorely missed.
Been listening for 13 years since I was 14. Good luck on the new venture chaps. I'm sure you'll smash it.
Thank you both for keeping us entertained for years!
Thank you for giving me the joy of movies, you both are remarkable. Good bye and see you soon as all roads lead to Rome…
A genuinely sad day. I have had a “ooh it’s film Friday” feeling knowing these would appear on TH-cam for many years. I do sincerely hope you two will appear together again somewhere soon 👍👍🍺 😢
Say it ain't so! Thanks for all the great shows, I'll miss them dearly.
Thank you for all of the laughs, kindness, and comfort provided over the years. I hope you both realise how well you are thought of and how much joy you have brought to people. I got a lump in my throat watching this video thinking of the wonderful Wittertainment community built up over the past 21 years. I have no doubt you’re on to bigger and better things and look forward to your new podcast.
Thanks for everything and hello to Jason Isaacs!
I've discovered so many great films thanks to the good Dr.
Hanks got me, I was waiting for the moment. Thought it would be Simon's voice cracking talking about parenting, but as soon as Tom spoke, and I thought about not only his reassurance in those dark times, but the reassurance of having Wittertainment in my life these last 12 years (I'm younger) there came the tears. Thanks and I'm glad you aren't retiring for real
I honestly never thought I would see this day it has been amazing listening to you guys for all these years
Thank you Mark and Simon. Thank you everyone behind the scenes, past and present. Thank you to the fans who sent in such great emails. Life will be definitely be different for me without the show, and whilst I'm incredibly sad that it is no longer, I'm excited about what the future holds. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for all the great moments over the years. You can`t imagine how much this radioshow meant to me! Thank you! Greetings from Germany!
Thank you both for years and years and years of brilliance. Where you go, we shall follow x
I've been listening to the programme for the past 7 years pretty much every Friday routinely. I will truly miss this show, thank you for some brilliant laughs and helping inspire my passion of film.
They play You're So Cool over the intro montage at my absolute favorite local indie theater. Its the song I associate the most with "the power of cinema." Tears welling up just hearing it. I'm late to the game but thank you for the thoughtful love you communicated for the medium in all of your reviews (and rants!) I can't wait to see what's next from both of you.
I will miss this, thank you both (and the team) very much indeed
I was too sad to listen...after 21 years it was a constant in life and a love of film. I'll follow them for sure but....like Morecambe and Wise on ITV, Chris Evans in the 90s on Virgin and many more where commercial concerns win out....its the same but never quite the same magic. I feel it will be the same where ever they land. BBC 5 live will not be the same...but Scala or wherever...isnt BBC 5 live. Thanks boys. Its been emotional.
Wow been listening for the last 21 years .. to the past, the present and the future !! Thank you for making me love films /movies I would never had seen if it wasn’t for you two !!
And there departs the only reason to listen to radio 5 😥
Dear Mr Mayo and the good Doctor Kermode.
Thank you for the constant company and the wonderful in depth analysis.
Always sprinkled with the warmth and humanity of two fine people.
I wish you well and hope to hear you again one day soon WHEREVER THAT MAY BE BROADCASTED FROM!!!!!!!!
Yours faithfully David Baker.
From Dublin.
P.S
Because of your programme I am still alive as its brought me real peace and joy over the years and calmed my heavy soul.
Thank you Thank you thank you!
Smelly pants wee! Rest in peace, Kip Freshwater. All the best to everyone involved!
Thank you
What!!! Thank you both for your contribution to film and laughs over the years. Luckily I can watch Marks Danny Dyer impression on TH-cam again and again. Bless 🤣
I have listened to Mark's film reviews since 1993 when he was on Mark Radcliffe's Wednesday night show on Radio 1, and later with Simon, also, on Radio 1. Good luck to the pair of them. I'll miss that freshly vacuumed carpet
yes, same here... in fact I won a vhs copy of jaws in one of his competitions on radcliffe's show :)
my dad introduced me to this radio show when i was 13 and wanted to learn about film and find good recs. now i'm 21 and can't believe how long i've been tuning in! feeling emotional seeing things come to an end
Crying. I’ve listened since a teenager.
Tom Hanks should be protected all the time at all cost. Love you guys! God Speed to both of you!!
That Star Wars letter...I forgot about that 😭😭
Oh, bless Kip 😔
So sad to see this end. Was the radio highlight of my week and the beginning of my weekend for many years. Good luck to you both and wish you all the best for the future. Just make sure it isn't too long of a wait to see and hear you both together again
Man, I'm gonna miss this. I have been listening to them since 2005. And the only movie review that I come to
Ahh glorious. All good things come to an end and then, something brilliant and new emerges. The True Romance theme fits perfectly.
I've listened to every show for the last 18 years, but somehow I never considered myself as too much of a devotee as I only wrote in once, but watching my old friends sign off for the last time I feel a void I never knew was there. Farewell and thank you
Simon still looks angry about that Naomi Watts interview.
I was going to ask who the woman cutting short the interview was.
I don't remember that. Was she angry about something?
@@MrRozzwell it was when she did Diana. I think she knew how bad the film was and really didn’t like Simon asking some fairly difficult questions
I'm gonna miss you two. Thank you.
Wow I'll miss this show. I hope they find a new home.
Thank you both for your wit, banter and good old fashioned journalism. If other journalists in other fields like politics had the same courage as Mark to call out the bulls**t, we'd all be living in a much better world!
You two have meant so much to all of us for so long - thank you for everything. Even though this isn’t the end, and I can’t wait for the new show, this trip down Witter lane is incredibly emotional
Thanks gents, you are an oasis of calm in an otherwise hectic world. 🙏
A genuine loss in my life. I have followed the perfect pair since Radio 1 days. It has been a constant in my life for too many years than I care to remember. All I can say is thank you for every show, but thank you more for being yourselves for all those years. . . Goodbye Jason Isaacs.
Thank you for all the good times!
The pinnacle of a grand radio show. It, and you guys, will be much missed
Thank you a wonderful podcast!
Thankyou for helping this American discover fantastic and interesting UK films that never be on my radar otherwise. Movies like The Falling, London Road, and especially Good Vibrations (which I watch at least once a year). You're enriched my life and enlivened my soul.