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Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as | {{Production Info | ||
|name=Never Mind The Rip-Off | |||
|logofile=Rip_off_logo.jpg | |||
|broadcast=1998/2000 | |||
|producers=[[Graham Quince]]<br>[[Alex Hudson]] | |||
}} | |||
Never Mind The Rip-Off was, as the name suggests, a straight [[rip-off]] of BBC2's Never Mind The Buzzcocks. The titles formed another rip-off, being composed of music video clips taped from MTV (in some cases still with the MTV overlay visible!). | |||
[[Image:NeverMindThe.png|left|thumb|160px|Graham Quince as host]] | |||
There were two editions made, the first in 1998 (produced and presented by [[Graham Quince]] who had actually graduated a year previously!) and the second in 2000 (presented by [[James Brookes]] and shown as part of [[Election Night 2000]]). | |||
The first made use of two BBC Micros for scoring, using custom software written by [[Matt Hammond]], coupled to [[Cub Conversion|Cub]] monitors hidden in the set allowed large colour graphical scores to be shown. | |||
=== In the Archive === | |||
The titles are recorded twice on Umatic U1 a short distance apart. The content is the same, but the first copy has the audio level far too high and distorted, where as the second one is at a more reasonable level. Record date is 1st November 1998. | |||
{{YSTV Productions}} | {{YSTV Productions}} | ||
[[Category: Productions]] | |||