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	2006 - Kev Loves That Stuff		2006 - Kev Loves That Stuff
	*Based upon that catchphrase of the same name from 2005-6 (no-one knows who started it). Basically a big long list of stuff that [[Kev Larkin]] loves, with talking heads to support it. Although the project stalled during Kev's time as a member, editing for this was completed outside of YSTV some years later by [[Sarah Selby]]. The long-awaited premiere was held in York on 25th May 2013, over seven years after most of the original footage was filmed! It was attended by thirteen YSTV alumni from around the period that Kev was a member of YSTV, and followed by an updated countdown of the things that Kev loves in 2013.		*Based upon that catchphrase of the same name from 2005-6 (no-one knows who started it). Basically a big long list of stuff that [[Kev Larkin]] loves, with talking heads to support it. Although the project stalled during Kev's time as a member, editing for this was completed outside of YSTV some years later by [[Sarah Selby]]. The long-awaited premiere was held in York on 25th May 2013, over seven years after most of the original footage was filmed! It was attended by thirteen YSTV alumni from around the period that Kev was a member of YSTV, and followed by an updated countdown of the things that Kev loves in 2013.

			{{YSTV Productions}}

David.heaton: Added link to the page Tom/Kieron is presumably writing.

2014-01-07T12:41:55Z

Added link to the page Tom/Kieron is presumably writing.

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	*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]].
	2003 - The Union		2003 - The Union
	*A [[rip-off]] of The Office proposed enthusiastically as a station meeting by some random students who apparently had a full script in place. The programme was going to transfer the concept of The Office completely to a students' union and basically re-write entire episodes of the BBC show to be set around YUSU. After this initial burst of activity the instigators vanished and nothing was heard of the project again.		*A [[rip-off]] of The Office proposed enthusiastically as a station meeting by some random students who apparently had a full script in place. The programme was going to transfer the concept of The Office completely to a students' union and basically re-write entire episodes of the BBC show to be set around YUSU. After this initial burst of activity the instigators vanished and nothing was heard of the project again. The concept made a second appearance in 2013, with the successful launch of [[Union]].
	2004 - Survival		2004 - Survival
	*Planned as "Banzai meets Distraction", whatever that would result in. Basically involved students aiming to get the five things they all required: food, drink, clubbing, sleep and sex (the last one would have been interesting). An idea by [[Pete Nichols]].		*Planned as "Banzai meets Distraction", whatever that would result in. Basically involved students aiming to get the five things they all required: food, drink, clubbing, sleep and sex (the last one would have been interesting). An idea by [[Pete Nichols]].

Jonathan: KLTS very important update!

2013-05-27T20:01:52Z

KLTS very important update!

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	2006 - The East Wing		2006 - The East Wing
	* Supposedly a filler for [[Elections 2006]], a [[rip-off]] of the West Wing from [[Kev Larkin]] based in Alcuin East Wing. A script was produced but never filmed.		* Supposedly a filler for [[Elections 2006]], a [[rip-off]] of the West Wing from [[Kev Larkin]] based in Alcuin East Wing. A script was produced but never filmed.

			And finally, one that stalled at YSTV but was made - eventually!

	2006 - Kev Loves That Stuff		2006 - Kev Loves That Stuff
	*Based upon that catchphrase of the same name from 2005-6 (no-one knows who started it). Basically a big long list of stuff that [[Kev Larkin]] loves, with talking heads to support it. Although the project stalled during Kev's time as a member, editing for this was completed outside of YSTV some years later by [[Sarah Selby]]. The long-awaited premiere ~~will be~~ held in York in May 2013, over seven years ~~since~~ most of the original footage was filmed!		*Based upon that catchphrase of the same name from 2005-6 (no-one knows who started it). Basically a big long list of stuff that [[Kev Larkin]] loves, with talking heads to support it. Although the project stalled during Kev's time as a member, editing for this was completed outside of YSTV some years later by [[Sarah Selby]]. The long-awaited premiere was held in York on 25th May 2013, over seven years after most of the original footage was filmed! It was attended by thirteen YSTV alumni from around the period that Kev was a member of YSTV, and followed by an updated countdown of the things that Kev loves in 2013.

Jonathan at 13:36, 11 January 2013

2013-01-11T13:36:04Z

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	* Supposedly a filler for [[Elections 2006]], a [[rip-off]] of the West Wing from [[Kev Larkin]] based in Alcuin East Wing. A script was produced but never filmed.		* Supposedly a filler for [[Elections 2006]], a [[rip-off]] of the West Wing from [[Kev Larkin]] based in Alcuin East Wing. A script was produced but never filmed.
	2006 - Kev Loves That Stuff		2006 - Kev Loves That Stuff
	*Based upon that catchphrase of the same name from 2005-6 (no-one knows who started it). Basically a big long list of stuff that [[Kev Larkin]] loves, with talking heads to support it. Although the project stalled during Kev's time as a member ~~of YSTV~~, editing for this was completed outside of YSTV some years later by [[Sarah Selby]]. The long-awaited premiere will be held in York in May 2013, over seven years since most of the original footage was filmed!		*Based upon that catchphrase of the same name from 2005-6 (no-one knows who started it). Basically a big long list of stuff that [[Kev Larkin]] loves, with talking heads to support it. Although the project stalled during Kev's time as a member, editing for this was completed outside of YSTV some years later by [[Sarah Selby]]. The long-awaited premiere will be held in York in May 2013, over seven years since most of the original footage was filmed!

Jonathan: Never made has been made!

2013-01-11T13:35:43Z

Never made has been made!

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	* Supposedly a filler for [[Elections 2006]], a [[rip-off]] of the West Wing from [[Kev Larkin]] based in Alcuin East Wing. A script was produced but never filmed.		* Supposedly a filler for [[Elections 2006]], a [[rip-off]] of the West Wing from [[Kev Larkin]] based in Alcuin East Wing. A script was produced but never filmed.
	2006 - Kev Loves That Stuff		2006 - Kev Loves That Stuff
	*Based upon that catchphrase of the same name from 2005-6 (no-one knows who started it). Basically a big long list of stuff that [[Kev Larkin]] loves, with talking heads to support it. ~~Some~~ of this was ~~even filmed~~, ~~and apparently may still see~~ the ~~light of day...~~		*Based upon that catchphrase of the same name from 2005-6 (no-one knows who started it). Basically a big long list of stuff that [[Kev Larkin]] loves, with talking heads to support it. Although the project stalled during Kev's time as a member of YSTV, editing for this was completed outside of YSTV some years later by [[Sarah Selby]]. The long-awaited premiere will be held in York in May 2013, over seven years since most of the original footage was filmed!

Jonathan: The Union

2007-11-02T17:44:04Z

The Union

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	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]].
			2003 - The Union
			*A [[rip-off]] of The Office proposed enthusiastically as a station meeting by some random students who apparently had a full script in place. The programme was going to transfer the concept of The Office completely to a students' union and basically re-write entire episodes of the BBC show to be set around YUSU. After this initial burst of activity the instigators vanished and nothing was heard of the project again.
	2004 - Survival		2004 - Survival
	*Planned as "Banzai meets Distraction", whatever that would result in. Basically involved students aiming to get the five things they all required: food, drink, clubbing, sleep and sex (the last one would have been interesting). An idea by [[Pete Nichols]].		*Planned as "Banzai meets Distraction", whatever that would result in. Basically involved students aiming to get the five things they all required: food, drink, clubbing, sleep and sex (the last one would have been interesting). An idea by [[Pete Nichols]].

Dummy User: fix linking to image

2007-10-27T14:13:33Z

fix linking to image

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	YSTV has a long history of making plans for programmes and them getting quite far down the line towards actual transmission...but never quite getting there. Or in many cases being suggested (perhaps on the [[YSTV Messageboard]]) and that being it. Here are some examples.		YSTV has a long history of making plans for programmes and them getting quite far down the line towards actual transmission...but never quite getting there. Or in many cases being suggested (perhaps on the [[YSTV Messageboard]]) and that being it. Here are some examples.

	1989 - [[Image:AdversePublicity.png]] A creative moment from [[Benet Allen]] and [[John Cornley]], that survived thanks to a BBC floppy disc.		1989 - [[:Image:AdversePublicity.png\|Adverse Publicity]] A creative moment from [[Benet Allen]] and [[John Cornley]], that survived thanks to a BBC floppy disc.

	1997 - [[Joker in the Pack II]]		1997 - [[Joker in the Pack II]]

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2007-10-27T14:09:33Z

added AdversePublicity link

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	YSTV has a long history of making plans for programmes and them getting quite far down the line towards actual transmission...but never quite getting there. Or in many cases being suggested (perhaps on the [[YSTV Messageboard]]) and that being it. Here are some examples.		YSTV has a long history of making plans for programmes and them getting quite far down the line towards actual transmission...but never quite getting there. Or in many cases being suggested (perhaps on the [[YSTV Messageboard]]) and that being it. Here are some examples.

			1989 - [[Image:AdversePublicity.png]] A creative moment from [[Benet Allen]] and [[John Cornley]], that survived thanks to a BBC floppy disc.

	1997 - [[Joker in the Pack II]]		1997 - [[Joker in the Pack II]]
	*A sequel to, funnily enough, [[Joker In The Pack]]. Filming was never completed on this drama piece due to technical issues amongst other things but a trailer was shown during [[Election 97]]. However, photos taken during production of the trailer remained on the noticeboard in YSTV's foyer for a decade afterwards!		*A sequel to, funnily enough, [[Joker In The Pack]]. Filming was never completed on this drama piece due to technical issues amongst other things but a trailer was shown during [[Election 97]]. However, photos taken during production of the trailer remained on the noticeboard in YSTV's foyer for a decade afterwards!
	1999 - {{unsure\|Who wants to be a millionaire}}		1999 - {{unsure\|Who wants to be a millionaire}}
	*A high ham, high tension, ~~gameshow blatently~~ stolen from ITV. [[Chris Ward]] was a bit of a millionaire buff, and planned to make such a programme. Around 30s of (fake) footage was filmed in the studio, a contestant musing over an answer, which was used in the [[What's new in 1999]] promo.		*A high ham, high tension, game show blatantly stolen from ITV. [[Chris Ward]] was a bit of a millionaire buff, and planned to make such a programme. Around 30s of (fake) footage was filmed in the studio, a contestant musing over an answer, which was used in the [[What's new in 1999]] promo.
	2002 - 15 Minutes		2002 - 15 Minutes
	*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.
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	*After listening to Radio 1's now axed overnight mainstream show [[James Thorniley]] came up with an "off the wall type book review", whatever that means. Planned to debut around the same time as Survival, so doomed from the start.		*After listening to Radio 1's now axed overnight mainstream show [[James Thorniley]] came up with an "off the wall type book review", whatever that means. Planned to debut around the same time as Survival, so doomed from the start.
	2003/4 - URY Joint Broadcast		2003/4 - URY Joint Broadcast
	*In a period with rather good relations with URY it was suggested a number of times that YSTV simulcast a show. First it was mooted that the breakfast show might be shown daily with webcam output, but the necessary technical setup and automation put everyone off. Then a daily live show from Vanbrugh Bar was going to be simulcast in [[Freshers' Week]], but due to problems with the 2.4Ghz system this never happened. Finally there was half an idea to broadcast the last shows of James Wickham or [[James Gallagher]], but in the end of term way of things these never materialised. From October 2004 ~~webstreaming~~ would mean we wouldn't be able to broadcast URY's music in any case.		*In a period with rather good relations with URY it was suggested a number of times that YSTV simulcast a show. First it was mooted that the breakfast show might be shown daily with webcam output, but the necessary technical setup and automation put everyone off. Then a daily live show from Vanbrugh Bar was going to be simulcast in [[Freshers' Week]], but due to problems with the 2.4Ghz system this never happened. Finally there was half an idea to broadcast the last shows of James Wickham or [[James Gallagher]], but in the end of term way of things these never materialised. From October 2004 web streaming would mean we wouldn't be able to broadcast URY's music in any case.
	2004 - YSTV Challenge		2004 - YSTV Challenge
	*A [[rip-off]] of University Challenge, this time going inter-college. The final was going to be an OB from Goodricke Dining Hall, apparently, with [[James Gallagher]] suggested as a Paxman-esque host. Suggested by [[James Thorniley]].		*A [[rip-off]] of University Challenge, this time going inter-college. The final was going to be an OB from Goodricke Dining Hall, apparently, with [[James Gallagher]] suggested as a Paxman-esque host. Suggested by [[James Thorniley]].

Jonathan at 11:47, 5 August 2007

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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]].

Jonathan: JITP

2007-08-05T11:43:35Z

JITP

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	YSTV has a long history of making plans for programmes and them getting quite far down the line towards actual transmission...but never quite getting there. Or in many cases being suggested (perhaps on the [[YSTV Messageboard]]) and that being it. Here are some examples.		YSTV has a long history of making plans for programmes and them getting quite far down the line towards actual transmission...but never quite getting there. Or in many cases being suggested (perhaps on the [[YSTV Messageboard]]) and that being it. Here are some examples.

			1997 - [[Joker in the Pack II]]
			*A sequel to, funnily enough, [[Joker In The Pack]]. Filming was never completed on this drama piece due to technical issues amongst other things but a trailer was shown during [[Election 97]]. However, photos taken during production of the trailer remained on the noticeboard in YSTV's foyer for a decade afterwards!
	1999 - {{unsure\|Who wants to be a millionaire}}		1999 - {{unsure\|Who wants to be a millionaire}}
	*A high ham, high tension, gameshow blatently stolen from ITV. [[Chris Ward]] was a bit of a millionaire buff, and planned to make such a programme. Around 30s of (fake) footage was filmed in the studio, a contestant musing over an answer, which was used in the [[What's new in 1999]] promo.		*A high ham, high tension, gameshow blatently stolen from ITV. [[Chris Ward]] was a bit of a millionaire buff, and planned to make such a programme. Around 30s of (fake) footage was filmed in the studio, a contestant musing over an answer, which was used in the [[What's new in 1999]] promo.