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Info about the pilot, and Murphy-gate. Richard - it might be on a tape of one-off shows from 2003/4, stuff like Whose YSTV on that too.
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YSTV's comedy panel show which blends original rounds with some borrowed from the greatest TV and radio comedy. | YSTV's comedy panel show which blends original rounds with some borrowed from the greatest TV and radio comedy. | ||
== Pilot == | == Pilot == | ||
Lipsync began over drinks in Wentworth Bar on a Monday night after a station meeting, based around the YSTV clock and the idea of "Just a Minute" on TV. The pilot episode (later the same night, after pizza!) featured [[Richard Ash]], [[Steve Walker]], [[Rowan de Pomerai]], and [[Ed Jellard]], chaired by [[Drew Perry]]. Crew was non-existant - the chair vision mixed whilst the {{unsure|winner of each round}} swapped onto camera! | Lipsync began over drinks in Wentworth Bar on a Monday night after a station meeting, based around the YSTV clock and the idea of "Just a Minute" on TV. The pilot episode (later the same night, after pizza!) featured [[Richard Ash]], [[Steve Walker]], [[Rowan de Pomerai]], and [[Ed Jellard]], chaired by [[Drew Perry]]. Crew was non-existant - the chair vision mixed whilst the {{unsure|winner of each round}} swapped onto camera! A short clip from this made it into Best Broadcaster 2004. | ||
== Series == | == Series == | ||
A more organised regular show was started in 2004 by [[Rowan de Pomerai]], it was taken over in the summer of 2006 by [[Rick Selby]]. In the spring of 2007, [[Sarah Leese]] joined him as co-producer. | A more organised regular show was started in 2004 by [[Rowan de Pomerai]], it was taken over in the summer of 2006 by [[Rick Selby]]. In the spring of 2007, [[Sarah Leese]] joined him as co-producer. | ||
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[[Steve Walker]] created the title sequence, [[Rowan de Pomerai|Rowan]] and [[Adam Van Coevorden|Vanky]] did the rest. It was ace. The original title music was Chopin's 'Minute Waltz', before eventually being replaced by a jaunty tune Rowan knocked up in Apple's GarageBand application. | [[Steve Walker]] created the title sequence, [[Rowan de Pomerai|Rowan]] and [[Adam Van Coevorden|Vanky]] did the rest. It was ace. The original title music was Chopin's 'Minute Waltz', before eventually being replaced by a jaunty tune Rowan knocked up in Apple's GarageBand application. | ||
===Stuart Murphy=== | |||
When reviewing YSTV's Best Broadcaster compilation for 2005's NaSTA, Stuart Murphy - then controller of BBC3 - included a comment in his (brief) notes that "the panel game looks crap". This was referred to a number of times on the show in summer 2005. Despie this objection, Stuart thought that YSTV was the 2nd best student TV station. | |||
===2005-06=== | ===2005-06=== | ||