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The name is a pun based on the fact that it is a segment show - oranges and lemons the fruit both having segments. | The name is a pun based on the fact that it is a segment show - oranges and lemons the fruit both having segments. | ||
The basic premise saw [[Louis Dickson]] presenting the show every other week from a variety of locations (mostly outdoor due to COVID-19). | The basic premise saw [[Louis Dickson]] presenting the show every other week from a variety of locations (mostly outdoor due to COVID-19). His presenting often featured meta commentary, with a wink and a nod to the fact that it wasn't real, but obviously a show being produced on YSTV. | ||
Louis would throw to three separate segments during each episode, often loosely tied together with a theme such as Halloween or Christmas. | |||
== Episodes == | == Episodes == | ||
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| First Broadcast: | 31 October 2020 |
| Last Broadcast: | 26 December 2020 |
| Executive Producer(s): | Joe Radford and Zoe Dickinson |
| Producer(s): | Sophie Bolwell-Davies,
Zoe Dickinson and Mustafa Koprulu, Liv Woodward and Meg Maguire, Joe Radford and Louis Dickson |
Created by Joe Radford and Zoë Dickinson as a sequel series to Quarantine Weekly.
The name is a pun based on the fact that it is a segment show - oranges and lemons the fruit both having segments.
The basic premise saw Louis Dickson presenting the show every other week from a variety of locations (mostly outdoor due to COVID-19). His presenting often featured meta commentary, with a wink and a nod to the fact that it wasn't real, but obviously a show being produced on YSTV.
Louis would throw to three separate segments during each episode, often loosely tied together with a theme such as Halloween or Christmas.
Episodes
Pumpkins and Gourds
This was the Halloween episode. It saw Louis wake from a terrifying dream only to realise that Quarantine Weekly was real and had actually happened. He then battled with producer Sophie Bolwell-Davies, who quickly became zombified in the episode.
The featured segments were:
- Sophie's Pumpkin Patch Picking - featuring Sophie Bolwell-Davies
- Morph Suit Man does Pumpkin Carving - featuring the Alcuin Morph suit man.
- Dead York - Inside the YSTV Vault
Flesh and Brains
In the second instalment, Louis went on the run from an ever growing number of Zombies and saw him throwing oranges at them from a tree.
A spoof of Covid Update was used at the beginning of the episode to reveal that a new strain of Covid (mixed with freshers' flu) had created these zombies.
The featured segments were:
- The Firework Hunter
- Public Puppet News
- Elections 2005 BTS - Inside the YSTV Vault
Spaghetti and Hoops
The third instalment saw Louis escape the zombie horde by going to the most remote location he could think of - Campus East. The episode saw him get progressively more fed up with being stranded out in the cold and waiting for the executive producers to get the gas stove to work. The episode ended with a rogue cigarette butt accidentally lighting the TFTI building on fire.
The featured segments were:
- Wake Up with Flat 02
- Campus East's Post-It Notes
- Fet Fit
Turkey and Stuffing
The final instalment saw Louis return home for Christmas and dealing with an injured Father Christmas, who turns out to be Louis' dad, who turns out to be Louis' Mum..? I never really understood what was going on in this one.
The featured segments were:
- Homemade Christmas Decorations with Sophie
- Justice for East - a spoof advert asking for justice for York's forgotten campus.
- Christmas - Inside the YSTV Vault