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	Limited Edition was a light entertainment show produced for YSTV by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Sarah Cheyne]] in the year 2006/07~~. As of Ep.3 [[Mark Friend]] also produced~~.		Limited Edition was a light entertainment show produced for YSTV by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Sarah Cheyne]] in the year 2006/07.

	=Inception=		=Inception=

Mikechislett: marl objects to not producing....

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marl objects to not producing....

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	Limited Edition was a light entertainment show produced for YSTV by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Sarah Cheyne]] in the year 2006/07.		Limited Edition was a light entertainment show produced for YSTV by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Sarah Cheyne]] in the year 2006/07. As of Ep.3 [[Mark Friend]] also produced.

	=Inception=		=Inception=

Dummy User: Unprotected "Limited Edition"

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Unprotected "Limited Edition"

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Dummy User: More past tense :(

2007-11-21T10:54:06Z

More past tense :(

Show changes

Dummy User: Past tense - not complete, but I'm leaving work now... ;)

2007-11-20T17:01:37Z

Past tense - not complete, but I'm leaving work now... ;)

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	Limited Edition is a light entertainment show produced for YSTV by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Sarah Cheyne]] in the year 2006/07.		Limited Edition was a light entertainment show produced for YSTV by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Sarah Cheyne]] in the year 2006/07.

	=Inception=		=Inception=
	In the years before LE came about, there had frequently been talk about a 'personality based' magazine show, as successfully done by stations like [[Stoic]] with their ''Matt and Dave Show'' and ''Foot and Mouth''. The previous year, [[Sarah Leese]] and [[Kev Larkin]] had discussed the possibility of such a show but had not gone ahead for ~~{{unsure\|various~~ reasons}} including the production of [[The Sofa Show]]. The latter show was [[Ben Tattersall-Smith]]'s attempt in this area of programming.		In the years before LE came about, there had frequently been talk about a 'personality based' magazine show, as successfully done by stations like [[Stoic]] with their ''Matt and Dave Show'' and ''Foot and Mouth''. The previous year, [[Sarah Leese]] and [[Kev Larkin]] had discussed the possibility of such a show but had not gone ahead for reasons including the production of [[The Sofa Show]]. The latter show was [[Ben Tattersall-Smith]]'s attempt in this area of programming.

	So it was that plans started forming for a show to be produced in 2006/07. This would be produced and presented by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Sarah Leese]], and ideas started forming in pub discussions and the like. However the arrival on [[Charlie Selby]] scuppered these plans, meaning Sarah wouldn't be available. Rowan still wanted to produce a show, moving on from [[LipSync]] (which he was producing at the time), but wasn't sure what to do. Eventually the idea cropped up that [[Sarah Cheyne]] might be a suitable co-producer and co-host, and when Rowan approached her she liked the idea.		So it was that plans started forming for a show to be produced in 2006/07. This would be produced and presented by [[Rowan de Pomerai]] and [[Sarah Leese]], and ideas started forming in pub discussions and the like. However the arrival on [[Charlie Selby]] scuppered these plans, meaning Sarah wouldn't be available. Rowan still wanted to produce a show, moving on from [[LipSync]] (which he was producing at the time), but wasn't sure what to do. Eventually the idea cropped up that [[Sarah Cheyne]] might be a suitable co-producer and co-host, and when Rowan approached her she liked the idea.

	Ideas began forming during the 2006 [[Summer Expedition]], which was itself broadcast in parts as a fearure on LE. The name of the show (then mostly referred to as ''The Rowan and Sarah Show'' - hardly catchy!) was discussed over various pub meals, and many ideas were dismissed before Limited Edition was settled on. And so ~~it was that~~ the show was ready to begin production in the Autumn term.		Ideas began forming during the 2006 [[Summer Expedition]], which was itself broadcast in parts as a fearure on LE. The name of the show (then mostly referred to as ''The Rowan and Sarah Show'' - hardly catchy!) was discussed over various pub meals, and many ideas were dismissed before Limited Edition was settled on. And so the show was ready to begin production in the Autumn term.

	=Production=		=Production=
	Whilst some episodes were better prepared than others, ~~a high level of~~ organisation is a strength of the show. The mood is intended to be spontaneous, and there ~~is no~~ script, however the flow of the show, arrangement of features and so on ~~are~~ carefully constructed and ordered. In earlier episodes, the presenters had a flip-chart telling them the order of the show, though [[NaffoCue]] was later used for this purpose. (Still only displaying feature outlines though, not a script).		Whilst some episodes were better prepared than others, good organisation was generally a strength of the show. The mood was intended to be spontaneous, and there was never a script, however the flow of the show, arrangement of features and so on were carefully constructed and ordered. In earlier episodes, the presenters had a flip-chart telling them the order of the show, though [[NaffoCue]] was later used for this purpose. (Still only displaying feature outlines though, not a script).

	==Production Team==		==Production Team==
	Being a heavily feature-led and VT-led show, the production work involved in LE is substantial. Rowan and Sarah produced the first 2 shows themselves, with help from [[Sarah Leese]]. However it became apparent that the workload wasn't really sustainable, and so a search was begun for an assistant producer. [[Mark Friend]] responded to the call, and came along to episode 3 before becoming involved in producing episode 4.		Being a heavily feature-led and VT-led show, the production work involved in LE was substantial. Rowan and Sarah produced the first 2 shows themselves, with help from [[Sarah Leese]]. However it became apparent that the workload wasn't really sustainable, and so a search was begun for an assistant producer. [[Mark Friend]] responded to the call, and came along to episode 3 before becoming involved in producing episode 4.

	The crewing of the show ~~has~~ always remained open, and other contributors ~~have~~ helped with the production, including [[Iain Cooke]], who edited the YSTV's Outtakes feature for episodes 5-7. However the core team working closely together is generally regarded as a strength of the show's organisation and production values. It ought to be mentioned that Rowan, Sarah and Mark ~~are~~ all involved in other areas of YSTV, avoiding the sometimes-unpopular habit of closed teams not contributing to other areas of station life.		The crewing of the show always remained open, and other contributors helped with the production, including [[Iain Cooke]], who edited the YSTV's Outtakes feature for episodes 5-7. However the core team working closely together is generally regarded as a strength of the show's organisation and production values. It ought to be mentioned that Rowan, Sarah and Mark were all involved in other areas of YSTV, avoiding the sometimes-unpopular habit of closed teams not contributing to other areas of station life.

	==On-Screen Image==		==On-Screen Image==
	Limited Edition is rare in its use of a continuous on-screen logo (or DOG). The 'LE' is ever present in the lower left corner, and this was made possible by using [[PACT]] - in fact the ability to do this was built into PACT at Rowan's request, specially for Limited Edition. Some features ~~use~~ stings to break up the show and re-inforce the branding, while most VTs ~~include~~ a 'buffer' at the start and end. This is a short ''Limited Edition'' logo animation, which (a) reiterates the branding again and (b) provides some dead space to allow mixing into/out of VTs without cutting off content.		Limited Edition was rare in its use of a continuous on-screen logo (or DOG). The 'LE' is ever present in the lower left corner, and this was made possible by using [[PACT]] - in fact the ability to do this was built into PACT at Rowan's request, specially for Limited Edition. Some features used stings to break up the show and re-inforce the branding, while most VTs included a 'buffer' at the start and end. This is a short ''Limited Edition'' logo animation, which (a) reiterates the branding again and (b) provides some dead space to allow mixing into/out of VTs without cutting off content.
	With episode 8 (Summer Term week 3), LE became the first show to use the new [[on-set monitor]], utilising it for cheesy transitions into and out of VTs.		With episode 8 (Summer Term week 3), LE became the first show to use the new [[on-set monitor]], utilising it for cheesy transitions into and out of VTs.

	=Features=		=Features=
	Limited Edition is mainly a feature led show with diverse features - some regular, some one-off - making up the majority of the content.		Limited Edition was mainly a feature led show with diverse features - some regular, some one-off - making up the majority of the content.

	==Challenges==		==Challenges==

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Food Cheyne

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	==Food Cheyne==		==Food Cheyne==
	This feature came about ~~froma~~ very bad production process - first think of a name, then worry about content! A series of occasional and fairly ~~dispirate~~ food-related features. It made its debut in episode 3.		This feature came about from a very bad production process - first think of a name, then worry about content! A series of occasional and fairly disparate food-related features. It made its debut in episode 3.
	* Pizza Challenge - the first (and best?) Food Cheyne had a large margherita and a bottle of coke being ordered from 3 of York's takeaways (Efes, Ali Gs and Pizza Planet). The food was delivered live on air, with the show being interrupted for the deliveries. The pizza was reviewed and the time noted. Efes were fastest (12 minutes) and provided good, hot pizza. Sarah slightly preferred Ali G's pizza, but it was much slower to arrive. After some shocking filling at the end of the show whilst waiting for Pizza Planet to arrive, we gave up, and vowed never to order from Pizza Planet again. (Rowan has since broken this vow, but does now generally favour Efes!)		* Pizza Challenge - the first (and best?) Food Cheyne had a large margherita and a bottle of coke being ordered from 3 of York's takeaways (Efes, Ali Gs and Pizza Planet). The food was delivered live on air, with the show being interrupted for the deliveries. The pizza was reviewed and the time noted. Efes were fastest (12 minutes) and provided good, hot pizza. Sarah slightly preferred Ali G's pizza, but it was much slower to arrive. After some shocking filling at the end of the show whilst waiting for Pizza Planet to arrive, we gave up, and vowed never to order from Pizza Planet again. (Rowan has since broken this vow, but does now generally favour Efes!)
	* Christmas Party - how to make mulled wine and make (well, heat up!) mince pies. We got everyone on the crew (except those needed to run end credits) on set to share in the food at the end, giving a nice warm fuzzy end to the Christmas show.		* Christmas Party - how to make mulled wine and make (well, heat up!) mince pies. We got everyone on the crew (except those needed to run end credits) on set to share in the food at the end, giving a nice warm fuzzy end to the Christmas show.

Dummy User: Protected "Limited Edition": Defamation by Cheyne [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2007-07-07T01:50:38Z

Protected "Limited Edition": Defamation by Cheyne [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Dummy User: Reverted edits by Sarahc (Talk); changed back to last version by Rowan

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Reverted edits by Sarahc (Talk); changed back to last version by Rowan

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	* Episode 7- Sarah had been challeneged to produce and star in a music video for the above mentioned Limited Edition song. The video was shown on the show with Rowan's reaction also on screen using picture in picture. The highlight of the video was undoubtedly the dance routine performed towards the end of the song starring Sarah, [[Mark Friend]] (who also helped produce the video,) [[Roxanne Benson-Mackey]] and [[Matthew Tole]](dressed as James Bond!!)		* Episode 7- Sarah had been challeneged to produce and star in a music video for the above mentioned Limited Edition song. The video was shown on the show with Rowan's reaction also on screen using picture in picture. The highlight of the video was undoubtedly the dance routine performed towards the end of the song starring Sarah, [[Mark Friend]] (who also helped produce the video,) [[Roxanne Benson-Mackey]] and [[Matthew Tole]](dressed as James Bond!!)
	* Episode 8 - Rowan's challenge this week was was to learn to 'fire spin'. Seb from Juggling Soc taught him 2 manouvers using poi - the butterfly and the weave. A few genital-endangering accidents and a couple of hours later, and the filming moved from Goodricke Dining Hall to Vanbrugh Bowl for the final performance with fire poi - long chains with flaming blocks of kevlar on the end! Fire spinning in the dark was an impressive sight. Uniquely, the Odd Soc interviewee was connected to the challenge on Episode 8, as Seb came in to talk about Juggling Soc and the fire spinning challenge.		* Episode 8 - Rowan's challenge this week was was to learn to 'fire spin'. Seb from Juggling Soc taught him 2 manouvers using poi - the butterfly and the weave. A few genital-endangering accidents and a couple of hours later, and the filming moved from Goodricke Dining Hall to Vanbrugh Bowl for the final performance with fire poi - long chains with flaming blocks of kevlar on the end! Fire spinning in the dark was an impressive sight. Uniquely, the Odd Soc interviewee was connected to the challenge on Episode 8, as Seb came in to talk about Juggling Soc and the fire spinning challenge.
	* Episode 9 - Sarah had been set the task of building a sandcastle likeness of the Houses of Parliament. One of the stipulations was to get it identified by a passer-by, to prove that the resemblance was good enough. However Sarah sunk to new lows and cheated an lied, telling the girls in question what it was supposed to be and asking them to pretend to guess wrongly a couple of times first in order to look genuine. The guilty looks on Sarah and Mark's faces in response to Rowan's question "did they get it? without telling them?" gave away the betrayal, and Rowan was shocked and upset. He took the piss out of Sarah ''a lot'' on the show, introducing the start of the programme with ''Hello, you're watching Limited Edition, with Rowan de Pomerai and Sarah Cheat... I mean Cheyne''. It was ~~certainly far~~ more than she deserved ~~after attempting to merely help the girls out a bit~~.		* Episode 9 - Sarah had been set the task of building a sandcastle likeness of the Houses of Parliament. One of the stipulations was to get it identified by a passer-by, to prove that the resemblance was good enough. However Sarah sunk to new lows and cheated an lied, telling the girls in question what it was supposed to be and asking them to pretend to guess wrongly a couple of times first in order to look genuine. The guilty looks on Sarah and Mark's faces in response to Rowan's question "did they get it? without telling them?" gave away the betrayal, and Rowan was shocked and upset. He took the piss out of Sarah ''a lot'' on the show, introducing the start of the programme with ''Hello, you're watching Limited Edition, with Rowan de Pomerai and Sarah Cheat... I mean Cheyne''. It was however nothing more than she deserved.
	* Episode 10 - Rowan and Sarah were given a joint challenge by Mark and Matthew. They were sent on a treasure hunt around campus, solving anagrams of the names of the places to visit. The cards on which the clues were weritten has 2 letters on the back, and could be arranged to spell the words "Limited Edition" once they had all been collected. The trail went Roger Kirk -> Central Hall -> Vanbrugh Paradie (due to a spelling error by Mark!) -> Market Square -> Nightline -> SU Building -> YSTV Studio.		* Episode 10 - Rowan and Sarah were given a joint challenge by Mark and Matthew. They were sent on a treasure hunt around campus, solving anagrams of the names of the places to visit. The cards on which the clues were weritten has 2 letters on the back, and could be arranged to spell the words "Limited Edition" once they had all been collected. The trail went Roger Kirk -> Central Hall -> Vanbrugh Paradie (due to a spelling error by Mark!) -> Market Square -> Nightline -> SU Building -> YSTV Studio.

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	On the Christmas episode, we took a bunch of people, companies and objects and commented on whether they'd had a god year or a bad one. Used some nice graphics knocked up on Rowan's MacBook (making switching between these and PACT running on Graphics PC interesting) it was enjoyable and light-hearted.		On the Christmas episode, we took a bunch of people, companies and objects and commented on whether they'd had a god year or a bad one. Used some nice graphics knocked up on Rowan's MacBook (making switching between these and PACT running on Graphics PC interesting) it was enjoyable and light-hearted.
	===Finger Painting===		===Finger Painting===
	A quick and easy VT when they were short on time, Sarah and Rowan's finger painting was actually rather fun. They very simply filmed them finger painting each other in YSTV's studio. Sarah's picture of Rowan is notable for the fact that Rowan's clothes are see-through, while both participants signed their creations, complete with their age! ~~A studio audience vote cast live on the show, proclaimed Sarah (as usual) the ultimate winner!~~		A quick and easy VT when they were short on time, Sarah and Rowan's finger painting was actually rather fun. They very simply filmed them finger painting each other in YSTV's studio. Sarah's picture of Rowan is notable for the fact that Rowan's clothes are see-through, while both participants signed their creations, complete with their age!

	===Antarctic===		===Antarctic===
	Using footage from [[Michael Prior-Jones]]'s video blog, a feature edited by Mark as two-part feature showed life in the Antarctic. The feature included a bit of a tour of the base, and some spectacular timelapse footage of cloud formations over 24 hours on the Antarctic continent.		Using footage from [[Michael Prior-Jones]]'s video blog, a feature edited by Mark as two-part feature showed life in the Antarctic. The feature included a bit of a tour of the base, and some spectacular timelapse footage of cloud formations over 24 hours on the Antarctic continent.
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	For Episode 8, Rowan and Sarah headed out about campus to record some vox pops, speaking to random students about topics such as who should run the country (Jon Snow, Jordan, Bob Geldof, a midget...), how to teach kids to be happy, what should be banned in public (displays of affection, chavs...) and what's best about summer (drinking in the day).		For Episode 8, Rowan and Sarah headed out about campus to record some vox pops, speaking to random students about topics such as who should run the country (Jon Snow, Jordan, Bob Geldof, a midget...), how to teach kids to be happy, what should be banned in public (displays of affection, chavs...) and what's best about summer (drinking in the day).
	===Dolls Houses===		===Dolls Houses===
	Another childish make-and-do, Rowan and Sarah built dolls houses for Madge, the pound shop doll with Madonna-esque pointy boobies. Rowan's 2-storey house was well protected, with weather proofing all round and an insulated roof, and had design features including a patio, pictures on the walls, and an integrated disco. (Made of the bottoms from flashing LED shot glasses, given away free at freshers fair) Sarah's house was smaller and had a roof which fell off at the slightest touch, however she won the design vote based on her girly pink wallpaper ~~and the general superiority of her house~~. Sarah's house also won the earthquake test, with the height of Rowan's house being problematic ~~causing the patio to detatch itself from the rest of the house~~. Rowan's exterior was better rain prevented, but the lack of any overhang on the roof ~~unlike Sarah's,~~ meant too much water got inside, leading to a draw with Sarah's dry inside but dangerously soggy cardboard walls. Wind proved no problem to either house (or at least simulated wind made from Sarah's rubbish fan didn't), leading to an overall win for Sarah.		Another childish make-and-do, Rowan and Sarah built dolls houses for Madge, the pound shop doll with Madonna-esque pointy boobies. Rowan's 2-storey house was well protected, with weather proofing all round and an insulated roof, and had design features including a patio, pictures on the walls, and an integrated disco. (Made of the bottoms from flashing LED shot glasses, given away free at freshers fair) Sarah's house was smaller and had a roof which fell off at the slightest touch, however she won the design vote based on her girly pink wallpaper. Sarah's house also won the earthquake test, with the height of Rowan's house being problematic. Rowan's exterior was better rain prevented, but the lack of any overhang on the roof meant too much water got inside, leading to a draw with Sarah's dry inside but dangerously soggy cardboard walls. Wind proved no problem to either house (or at least simulated wind made from Sarah's rubbish fan didn't), leading to an overall win for Sarah.

	===Car Destroying===		===Car Destroying===
	After a year of trusty use as the remote controlled car in ''Star in a Remote Controlled Car'', Rowan thought it would be fun to try and destroy the car, in another ''Top Gear'' rip-off. (They tried to destroy a Toyota Hilux, in case you were wondering). The car survived rain, mud, being driven down steps, being driven off central hall, being thrown out of a window, driving through fire, having a PC dropped on it, being set light to, and finally being run over with a real car! (Belonging to [[Matt Fullerton]]). In the end, it was bent and battered, with the right wheels not working at all and the left ones going forwards only, but it ''did'' still drive...round in circles. It was presented to Ben Griffiths as a trophy for being the fastest ''Star''.		After a year of trusty use as the remote controlled car in ''Star in a Remote Controlled Car'', Rowan thought it would be fun to try and destroy the car, in another ''Top Gear'' rip-off. (They tried to destroy a Toyota Hilux, in case you were wondering). The car survived rain, mud, being driven down steps, being driven off central hall, being thrown out of a window, driving through fire, having a PC dropped on it, being set light to, and finally being run over with a real car! (Belonging to [[Matt Fullerton]]). In the end, it was bent and battered, with the right wheels not working at all and the left ones going forwards only, but it ''did'' still drive...round in circles. It was presented to Ben Griffiths as a trophy for being the fastest ''Star''.

Dummy User: /* Finger Painting */

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Finger Painting

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	On the Christmas episode, we took a bunch of people, companies and objects and commented on whether they'd had a god year or a bad one. Used some nice graphics knocked up on Rowan's MacBook (making switching between these and PACT running on Graphics PC interesting) it was enjoyable and light-hearted.		On the Christmas episode, we took a bunch of people, companies and objects and commented on whether they'd had a god year or a bad one. Used some nice graphics knocked up on Rowan's MacBook (making switching between these and PACT running on Graphics PC interesting) it was enjoyable and light-hearted.
	===Finger Painting===		===Finger Painting===
	A quick and easy VT when they were short on time, Sarah and Rowan's finger painting was actually rather fun. They very simply filmed them finger painting each other in YSTV's studio. Sarah's picture of Rowan is notable for the fact that Rowan's clothes are see-through, while both participants signed their creations, complete with their age!		A quick and easy VT when they were short on time, Sarah and Rowan's finger painting was actually rather fun. They very simply filmed them finger painting each other in YSTV's studio. Sarah's picture of Rowan is notable for the fact that Rowan's clothes are see-through, while both participants signed their creations, complete with their age! A studio audience vote cast live on the show, proclaimed Sarah (as usual) the ultimate winner!

	===Antarctic===		===Antarctic===
	Using footage from [[Michael Prior-Jones]]'s video blog, a feature edited by Mark as two-part feature showed life in the Antarctic. The feature included a bit of a tour of the base, and some spectacular timelapse footage of cloud formations over 24 hours on the Antarctic continent.		Using footage from [[Michael Prior-Jones]]'s video blog, a feature edited by Mark as two-part feature showed life in the Antarctic. The feature included a bit of a tour of the base, and some spectacular timelapse footage of cloud formations over 24 hours on the Antarctic continent.

Dummy User: /* Challenges */

2007-07-06T22:59:06Z

Challenges

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	* Episode 7- Sarah had been challeneged to produce and star in a music video for the above mentioned Limited Edition song. The video was shown on the show with Rowan's reaction also on screen using picture in picture. The highlight of the video was undoubtedly the dance routine performed towards the end of the song starring Sarah, [[Mark Friend]] (who also helped produce the video,) [[Roxanne Benson-Mackey]] and [[Matthew Tole]](dressed as James Bond!!)		* Episode 7- Sarah had been challeneged to produce and star in a music video for the above mentioned Limited Edition song. The video was shown on the show with Rowan's reaction also on screen using picture in picture. The highlight of the video was undoubtedly the dance routine performed towards the end of the song starring Sarah, [[Mark Friend]] (who also helped produce the video,) [[Roxanne Benson-Mackey]] and [[Matthew Tole]](dressed as James Bond!!)
	* Episode 8 - Rowan's challenge this week was was to learn to 'fire spin'. Seb from Juggling Soc taught him 2 manouvers using poi - the butterfly and the weave. A few genital-endangering accidents and a couple of hours later, and the filming moved from Goodricke Dining Hall to Vanbrugh Bowl for the final performance with fire poi - long chains with flaming blocks of kevlar on the end! Fire spinning in the dark was an impressive sight. Uniquely, the Odd Soc interviewee was connected to the challenge on Episode 8, as Seb came in to talk about Juggling Soc and the fire spinning challenge.		* Episode 8 - Rowan's challenge this week was was to learn to 'fire spin'. Seb from Juggling Soc taught him 2 manouvers using poi - the butterfly and the weave. A few genital-endangering accidents and a couple of hours later, and the filming moved from Goodricke Dining Hall to Vanbrugh Bowl for the final performance with fire poi - long chains with flaming blocks of kevlar on the end! Fire spinning in the dark was an impressive sight. Uniquely, the Odd Soc interviewee was connected to the challenge on Episode 8, as Seb came in to talk about Juggling Soc and the fire spinning challenge.
	* Episode 9 - Sarah had been set the task of building a sandcastle likeness of the Houses of Parliament. One of the stipulations was to get it identified by a passer-by, to prove that the resemblance was good enough. However Sarah sunk to new lows and cheated an lied, telling the girls in question what it was supposed to be and asking them to pretend to guess wrongly a couple of times first in order to look genuine. The guilty looks on Sarah and Mark's faces in response to Rowan's question "did they get it? without telling them?" gave away the betrayal, and Rowan was shocked and upset. He took the piss out of Sarah ''a lot'' on the show, introducing the start of the programme with ''Hello, you're watching Limited Edition, with Rowan de Pomerai and Sarah Cheat... I mean Cheyne''. It was ~~however nothing~~ more than she deserved.		* Episode 9 - Sarah had been set the task of building a sandcastle likeness of the Houses of Parliament. One of the stipulations was to get it identified by a passer-by, to prove that the resemblance was good enough. However Sarah sunk to new lows and cheated an lied, telling the girls in question what it was supposed to be and asking them to pretend to guess wrongly a couple of times first in order to look genuine. The guilty looks on Sarah and Mark's faces in response to Rowan's question "did they get it? without telling them?" gave away the betrayal, and Rowan was shocked and upset. He took the piss out of Sarah ''a lot'' on the show, introducing the start of the programme with ''Hello, you're watching Limited Edition, with Rowan de Pomerai and Sarah Cheat... I mean Cheyne''. It was certainly far more than she deserved after attempting to merely help the girls out a bit.
	* Episode 10 - Rowan and Sarah were given a joint challenge by Mark and Matthew. They were sent on a treasure hunt around campus, solving anagrams of the names of the places to visit. The cards on which the clues were weritten has 2 letters on the back, and could be arranged to spell the words "Limited Edition" once they had all been collected. The trail went Roger Kirk -> Central Hall -> Vanbrugh Paradie (due to a spelling error by Mark!) -> Market Square -> Nightline -> SU Building -> YSTV Studio.		* Episode 10 - Rowan and Sarah were given a joint challenge by Mark and Matthew. They were sent on a treasure hunt around campus, solving anagrams of the names of the places to visit. The cards on which the clues were weritten has 2 letters on the back, and could be arranged to spell the words "Limited Edition" once they had all been collected. The trail went Roger Kirk -> Central Hall -> Vanbrugh Paradie (due to a spelling error by Mark!) -> Market Square -> Nightline -> SU Building -> YSTV Studio.