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2007-05-30T18:51:19Z

wikilinks

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	\|start date=1989		\|start date=1989
	\|end date=1990		\|end date=1990
	\|producers=Robin Leeper and David Roberts		\|producers=[[Robin Leeper]] and [[David Roberts]]
	}}		}}

Dummy User: added a link to videos on the website

2007-05-30T13:13:45Z

added a link to videos on the website

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	It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely. Control room crew seems to have frequently been a problem, leading to inventive things being put into the closing credits (generated on a BBC) like "Hal 9000" (computer op), "Mr Stereo" (VT) and "Mike Flex" (Engineering) (these are all from one show!).		It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely. Control room crew seems to have frequently been a problem, leading to inventive things being put into the closing credits (generated on a BBC) like "Hal 9000" (computer op), "Mr Stereo" (VT) and "Mike Flex" (Engineering) (these are all from one show!).
	[[Image:89 002 Grapevine.jpeg\|thumb\|left\|The show's [[Grapevine]] slide]]		[[Image:89 002 Grapevine.jpeg\|thumb\|left\|The show's [[Grapevine]] slide]]
	YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.		YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. These can be seen [http://ystv.york.ac.uk/watch/vids.php?cat=32 on the YSTV website]. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]

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2007-05-29T22:31:02Z

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	It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely. Control room crew seems to have frequently been a problem, leading to inventive things being put into the closing credits (generated on a BBC) like "Hal 9000" (computer op), "Mr Stereo" (VT) and "Mike Flex" (Engineering) (these are all from one show!).		It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely. Control room crew seems to have frequently been a problem, leading to inventive things being put into the closing credits (generated on a BBC) like "Hal 9000" (computer op), "Mr Stereo" (VT) and "Mike Flex" (Engineering) (these are all from one show!).
			[[Image:89 002 Grapevine.jpeg\|thumb\|left\|The show's [[Grapevine]] slide]]
	YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.		YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]

Dummy User: add info block

2007-05-29T22:04:54Z

add info block

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	~~002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during~~ 1989/1990.		{{Production Info
			\|name=Bulletin
			\|genre=News
			\|start date=1989
			\|end date=1990
			\|producers=Robin Leeper and David Roberts
			}}

	It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely. Control room crew seems to have frequently been a problem, leading to inventive things being put into the closing credits (generated on a BBC) like "Hal 9000" (computer op) ~~and~~ "Mr Stereo" (VT).
			002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during 1989/1990, alongside [[Bulletin]] as a weekly news output.

			It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely. Control room crew seems to have frequently been a problem, leading to inventive things being put into the closing credits (generated on a BBC) like "Hal 9000" (computer op), "Mr Stereo" (VT) and "Mike Flex" (Engineering) (these are all from one show!).

	YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.		YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.

Dummy User: added note on crewing

2007-05-29T21:51:00Z

added note on crewing

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	002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during 1989/1990.		002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during 1989/1990.

	It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely.		It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely. Control room crew seems to have frequently been a problem, leading to inventive things being put into the closing credits (generated on a BBC) like "Hal 9000" (computer op) and "Mr Stereo" (VT).

	YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.		YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.

Dummy User: about the programme

2007-05-29T21:47:05Z

about the programme

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	002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during 1989/1990.		002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during 1989/1990.

	It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime and repeated in the evening.		It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime at 1:15pm followed by Neighbours at 1:30pm, and repeated in the evening. The presenting was revolved amongst new people each day, so the quality varied quite widely.

	YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.		YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.

Dummy User: added link to P/X/002- it deserves a page!

2007-03-02T16:15:01Z

added link to P/X/002- it deserves a page!

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	002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during 1989/1990.		002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during 1989/1990.

	It was named after YSTV's home, P/X/002, and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime and repeated in the evening.		It was named after YSTV's home, [[P/X/002]], and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime and repeated in the evening.

	YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what P/X/002 looked like.		YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what [[P/X/002]] looked like.

	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]

Jonathan: 002 page

2007-03-02T13:59:34Z

002 page

New page

002 was YSTV's current affairs programme during 1989/1990.

It was named after YSTV's home, P/X/002, and featured a very 1989 title sequence which started by entering the YSTV studio and showed the presenters on location gathering news and opinions. The show itself featured interviews with campus politicians and figures. It was shown every lunchtime and repeated in the evening.

YSTV holds a surprising amount of footage for this one - a number of full editions and also the raw title sequence. The titles are also useful in showing what P/X/002 looked like.

{{YSTV Productions}}
[[Category:Productions]]