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|name=Tea Time Chat | |||
| | |genre= Magazine | ||
| | |start date=23rd January 2017 | ||
| | |producers=[[Sam Hance]]<br>[[Tom Lee]]<br>[[Edwin Barnes]]<br>[[Katherine Bell]] | ||
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Tea Time Chat (a.k.a Tea Time Chats) is a half-hour weekly magazine show. It was created by [[Kate Whitaker]] and [[Joel Mitchell]]. Featuring different presenters, producers and segments, it is a prime platform for new members to learn different skills. The first episode was broadcast in January 2017. | Tea Time Chat (a.k.a Tea Time Chats) is a half-hour weekly magazine show. It was created by [[Kate Whitaker]] and [[Joel Mitchell]]. Featuring different presenters, producers and segments, it is a prime platform for new members to learn different skills. The first episode was broadcast in January 2017. | ||
=Set= | =Set= | ||
It began with two [[sofa]]s at a right angle to each other. The TV which wasn't initially used was in the middle and a small table was angled parallel to it, with a tea set. The black studio walls surrounded this and a quilt covered the | It began with two [[sofa]]s at a right angle to each other. The TV, which wasn't initially used, was in the middle and a small table was angled parallel to it, with a tea set on top. The black studio walls surrounded this and a quilt covered the presenters' sofa. | ||
Throughout its evolution, the set traditionally had the same set-up, but with a working TV, the quilt hung above it, the table now parallel to the presenters, and newspaper covered wooden boards behind the sofas. The lighting was also changed to create a brighter friendlier feel to the show. On rare occasions, guests sit on the separate armchairs. | Throughout its evolution, the set traditionally had the same set-up, but with a working TV, the quilt hung above it, the table now parallel to the presenters, and newspaper covered wooden boards behind the sofas. The lighting was also changed to create a brighter friendlier feel to the show. On rare occasions, guests sit on the separate armchairs. | ||