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In May 2005, after stopping doing the station's scheduling after two years, [[Jonathan Bufton]] wrote a [[spoof YSTV listings page]] on the [[YSTV Messageboard]].  It included a breakfast show, and a number of respondants said they'd like to do a breakfast show actually at breakfast time (unlike previous breakfast shows broadcast at more "studenty" times).
In May 2005, after stopping doing the station's scheduling after two years, [[Jonathan Bufton]] wrote a [[spoof YSTV listings page]] on the [[YSTV Messageboard]].  It included a breakfast show, and a number of respondants said they'd like to do a breakfast show actually at breakfast time (unlike previous breakfast shows broadcast at more "studenty" times). By now, everyone had forgotten [[Good Morning Campus (1995)]], and thought this was a new idea.


It was decided that the show would be broadcast 7am-9.30am on the Monday of the last week of the summer term (27th June 2005), presented by Jonathan and [[Kat Sutton]] (who surely one day will be doing it for real!) and have a theme of looking ahead to the summer as well as looking back at the year's output.  Also featured were weather reports "live" from Central Hall balcony with YSTV's weatherman [[Anthony Laverty]] and spoof regional news sections (complete with BBC style dodgy opt-outs) from such exotic newsrooms as Derwent Digest.
It was decided that the show would be broadcast 7am-9.30am on the Monday of the last week of the summer term (27th June 2005), presented by Jonathan and [[Kat Sutton]] (who surely one day will be doing it for real!) and have a theme of looking ahead to the summer as well as looking back at the year's output.  Also featured were weather reports "live" from Central Hall balcony with YSTV's weatherman [[Anthony Laverty]] and spoof regional news sections (complete with BBC style dodgy opt-outs) from such exotic newsrooms as Derwent Digest.
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