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	One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY (largely originating from a massive pile of Guardians building up in Jonathan's campus room). The coffee bar - made for [[Elections 2003]] - also made its on-screen debut here.		One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY (largely originating from a massive pile of Guardians building up in Jonathan's campus room). The coffee bar - made for [[Elections 2003]] - also made its on-screen debut here.

	The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version, thanks to some amazingly accurate graphics made by [[Kevin Bowman]]. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period, and can be read [[Have I Got News For YUSU script\|here]].		The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of [[Vision\|York Vision]] were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version, thanks to some amazingly accurate graphics made by [[Kevin Bowman]]. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period, and can be read [[Have I Got News For YUSU script\|here]].

	One particular problem was the "news footage" round at the start of the show, as [[Bulletin (again)]] did not feature many VTs at this point. To rectify this Jonathan ventured up to the science park one morning to film Prince Philip opening a new building, ostensibly for YSTV's news output - perhaps the university wouldn't have issued the press pass so readily if they'd known it was to crow-bar in some references to his infamous dodgy comments!		One particular problem was the "news footage" round at the start of the show, as [[Bulletin (again)\|Bulletin]] did not feature many VTs at this point. To rectify this Jonathan ventured up to the science park one morning to film Prince Philip opening a new building, ostensibly for YSTV's news output - perhaps the university wouldn't have issued the press pass so readily if they'd known it was to crow-bar in some references to his infamous dodgy comments!

	On the day of recording one particular sabb didn't turn up to the studio, so a search party was sent out to find him. Eventually he was dragged in from Goodricke bar, somewhat worse for wear...		On the day of recording one particular sabb didn't turn up to the studio, so a search party was sent out to find him. Eventually he was dragged in from Goodricke bar, somewhat worse for wear...
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	In 2008 the idea of ripping off the BBC's show of a similar name resurfaced as YSTV filmed Comedy Soc's fortnightly but not-quite-as-wittily-titled [[Have I Got News For York]], which takes place in a lecture theatre so has the instant benefit of actually having an audience.		In 2008 the idea of ripping off the BBC's show of a similar name resurfaced as YSTV filmed Comedy Soc's fortnightly but not-quite-as-wittily-titled [[Have I Got News For York]], which takes place in a lecture theatre so has the instant benefit of actually having an audience.

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Jonathan: A few additions to detail

2008-06-07T01:06:35Z

A few additions to detail

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	On the day of recording one particular sabb didn't turn up to the studio, so a search party was sent out to find him. Eventually he was dragged in from Goodricke bar, somewhat worse for wear...		On the day of recording one particular sabb didn't turn up to the studio, so a search party was sent out to find him. Eventually he was dragged in from Goodricke bar, somewhat worse for wear...

	In the Freshers' Week booklet produced in September 2003 Have I Got News For YUSU was used as an example of how a programme grew from an idea to reality. The text can be read [[Making of Have I Got News For YUSU\|here]].		In the Freshers' Week booklet produced in September 2003 Have I Got News For YUSU was used as an example of how a programme grew from an idea to reality. The text can be read [[Making of Have I Got News For YUSU\|here]]. Another edition was considered for [[Elections 2004]] but not proceded with because of a feeling we'd used up all the campus-related jokes the year before, and of course lack of time as Jonathan was producing the show proper that year.

	Amazingly, despite being ~~four years~~ old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it ~~is still shown~~ on YSTV ~~from time to time to this day~~.		Amazingly, despite being very old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it was repeated semi-regularly on YSTV until around 2007.

			In 2008 the idea of ripping off the BBC's show of a similar name resurfaced as YSTV filmed Comedy Soc's fortnightly but not-quite-as-wittily-titled [[Have I Got News For York]], which takes place in a lecture theatre so has the instant benefit of actually having an audience.
	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]

Jonathan at 00:15, 7 June 2008

2008-06-07T00:15:33Z

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	One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY (largely originating from a massive pile of Guardians building up in Jonathan's campus room). The coffee bar - made for [[Elections 2003]] - also made its on-screen debut here.		One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY (largely originating from a massive pile of Guardians building up in Jonathan's campus room). The coffee bar - made for [[Elections 2003]] - also made its on-screen debut here.

	The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version, thanks to some amazingly accurate graphics made by [[Kevin Bowman]]. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period.		The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version, thanks to some amazingly accurate graphics made by [[Kevin Bowman]]. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period, and can be read [[Have I Got News For YUSU script\|here]].

	One particular problem was the "news footage" round at the start of the show, as [[Bulletin (again)]] did not feature many VTs at this point. To rectify this Jonathan ventured up to the science park one morning to film Prince Philip opening a new building, ostensibly for YSTV's news output - perhaps the university wouldn't have issued the press pass so readily if they'd known it was to crow-bar in some references to his infamous dodgy comments!		One particular problem was the "news footage" round at the start of the show, as [[Bulletin (again)]] did not feature many VTs at this point. To rectify this Jonathan ventured up to the science park one morning to film Prince Philip opening a new building, ostensibly for YSTV's news output - perhaps the university wouldn't have issued the press pass so readily if they'd known it was to crow-bar in some references to his infamous dodgy comments!

Jonathan at 00:02, 7 June 2008

2008-06-07T00:02:06Z

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	On the day of recording one particular sabb didn't turn up to the studio, so a search party was sent out to find him. Eventually he was dragged in from Goodricke bar, somewhat worse for wear...		On the day of recording one particular sabb didn't turn up to the studio, so a search party was sent out to find him. Eventually he was dragged in from Goodricke bar, somewhat worse for wear...

			In the Freshers' Week booklet produced in September 2003 Have I Got News For YUSU was used as an example of how a programme grew from an idea to reality. The text can be read [[Making of Have I Got News For YUSU\|here]].

	Amazingly, despite being four years old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it is still shown on YSTV from time to time to this day.		Amazingly, despite being four years old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it is still shown on YSTV from time to time to this day.

Jonathan at 10:25, 9 May 2008

2008-05-09T10:25:16Z

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	One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY (largely originating from a massive pile of Guardians building up in Jonathan's campus room). The coffee bar - made for [[Elections 2003]] - ~~almost~~ made its on-screen debut here.		One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY (largely originating from a massive pile of Guardians building up in Jonathan's campus room). The coffee bar - made for [[Elections 2003]] - also made its on-screen debut here.

	The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version, thanks to some amazingly accurate graphics made by [[Kevin Bowman]]. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period.		The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version, thanks to some amazingly accurate graphics made by [[Kevin Bowman]]. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period.

Jonathan: More info

2007-05-04T22:42:31Z

More info

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	One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY. The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period. Amazingly, despite being four years old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it is still shown on YSTV from time to time to this day.		One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY (largely originating from a massive pile of Guardians building up in Jonathan's campus room). The coffee bar - made for [[Elections 2003]] - almost made its on-screen debut here.

			The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version, thanks to some amazingly accurate graphics made by [[Kevin Bowman]]. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period.

			One particular problem was the "news footage" round at the start of the show, as [[Bulletin (again)]] did not feature many VTs at this point. To rectify this Jonathan ventured up to the science park one morning to film Prince Philip opening a new building, ostensibly for YSTV's news output - perhaps the university wouldn't have issued the press pass so readily if they'd known it was to crow-bar in some references to his infamous dodgy comments!

			On the day of recording one particular sabb didn't turn up to the studio, so a search party was sent out to find him. Eventually he was dragged in from Goodricke bar, somewhat worse for wear...

			Amazingly, despite being four years old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it is still shown on YSTV from time to time to this day.

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

Jonathan at 22:16, 7 March 2007

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Jonathan at 22:16, 7 March 2007

2007-03-07T22:16:12Z

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Jonathan: HIGNFYUSU logo

2007-03-07T21:47:58Z

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 One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]].  Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY.  The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version.  It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host.  The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period.  Amazingly, despite being four years old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it is still shown on YSTV from time to time to this day.
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Jonathan: Rip-off ref

2007-03-02T12:44:43Z

Rip-off ref

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	~~YSTV's Election Night programmes usually have filler of some sort to try and pad the time when the SU are counting votes.~~ One of the fillers in 2003 was a ~~spoof~~ of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY. The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period. Amazingly, despite being four years old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it is still shown on YSTV from time to time to this day.		One of the election night fillers in 2003 was a [[rip-off]] of Have I Got News For You, produced by [[Jonathan Bufton]]. Four YUSU sabbs agreed to take part and some old [[Games Disaster]] red set boards were covered in newspaper headlines to mimick the set of HIGNFY. The campus folklore webpages and the online archive of York Vision were raided to find stories, and the show faithfully followed the format of the original BBC version. It also marked one of the first appearances of [[James Gallagher]] on YSTV, as host. The script was a group effort from many of YSTV's active members of the period. Amazingly, despite being four years old and incredibly out of date in terms of the references and guests, it is still shown on YSTV from time to time to this day.
	{{YSTV Productions}}		{{YSTV Productions}}
	[[Category:Productions]]		[[Category:Productions]]