@@RetroMuseumHQ Probably that on top of writing the show's questions, which he did throughout Bob and Max's runs, while also writing questions for the first series of Bob's Full House.
@@RetroMuseumHQ Something else I forgot to mention - he also created the long-running Radio 4 comedy panel game _Just a Minute_ which has been running for several series since December 1967.
Multi-talented guy! Yea I love Just A Minute with Nicholas Parsons and Paul Merton. Always nice to get a cup of tea and listen to the radio in the evenings. I have the CD too.
Friday 4th November 1983
They still kept Ian Messiter on as "Programme Associate" even after the departure of Bob.
Maybe he was really good at making the tea 🫖
@@RetroMuseumHQ Probably that on top of writing the show's questions, which he did throughout Bob and Max's runs, while also writing questions for the first series of Bob's Full House.
@@antster1983 cool I didn't know that! That's a job that sounds like fun.
@@RetroMuseumHQ Something else I forgot to mention - he also created the long-running Radio 4 comedy panel game _Just a Minute_ which has been running for several series since December 1967.
Multi-talented guy! Yea I love Just A Minute with Nicholas Parsons and Paul Merton. Always nice to get a cup of tea and listen to the radio in the evenings. I have the CD too.
Is that former Central & Channel 4 announcer Gary Terzza doing the audio descriptions?
Definitely sounds like him. Think you might be right.
That Cole family were painful.
Episode 5 is better I think
@Retro Museum Yep the family won the jackpot in that one
The "Nippon clip-on" isn't a joke, it's true! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auckland_Harbour_Bridge#'Nippon_clip-ons'