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*A sitcom, the first episode of which was full scripted by [[James Whalley]] and was available to download from the YSTV [[website]] in the autumn of 2002. Getting it filmed was discussed at the production meetings of the period but never really got off the ground, largely due to the huge techie bias in the station's membership at the time. | *A sitcom, the first episode of which was full scripted by [[James Whalley]] and was available to download from the YSTV [[website]] in the autumn of 2002. Getting it filmed was discussed at the production meetings of the period but never really got off the ground, largely due to the huge techie bias in the station's membership at the time. | ||
2002 - I'm A Pedestrian, Get Me Out Of Here | 2002 - I'm A Pedestrian, Get Me Out Of Here | ||
*An idea where a student would be stranded at Clifton Moor and have to make their way back to the university without any maps or transport, and be filmed. Title of course a [[rip-off]] of ITV's recently launched celebrity reality series... | *An idea suggested by [[Michael Prior-Jones]] where a student would be stranded at Clifton Moor and have to make their way back to the university without any maps or transport, and be filmed. Title of course a [[rip-off]] of ITV's recently launched celebrity reality series... | ||
2002/3 - Y Fronts | 2002/3 - Y Fronts | ||
*Promised in the [[Freshers' Week]] booklet for two years but never materialised. Really nothing more than a name (similar to GUST's G Spot) but variously described as a "magazine show about everything and anything" and later on a game show. Many ideas from the latter ended up in [[The Great Big Massive YSTV Christmas Quiz Game Show Thingy 2003]], and YSTV's game show ambitions were eventually satisfied by [[LipSync]]. | *Promised in the [[Freshers' Week]] booklet for two years but never materialised. Really nothing more than a name (similar to GUST's G Spot) but variously described as a "magazine show about everything and anything" and later on a game show. Many ideas from the latter ended up in [[The Great Big Massive YSTV Christmas Quiz Game Show Thingy 2003]], and YSTV's game show ambitions were eventually satisfied by [[LipSync]]. | ||