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Rebecca Front
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David Schneider
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Patrick Marber
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Doon Mackichan
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Notes
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Radio Times description
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1 December 1992 |
Ali Tennant, feminist and therapist; "The Smiling Bicycle of Amsterdam" song contributor |
Peter, therapy patient; "Vegina" voice-actor |
Adam Wells, 1960s figure and businessman; Lawrence Camley, highbrow novelist |
Linda, therapy patient; "The Smiling Bicycle of Amsterdam" singer; "Vegina" voice-actor |
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Classic chat from On the Hour's supreme sports reporter and his guests from the world of theatre, politics and emotional tragedy.
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8 December 1992 |
Janey Katz, hypnotherapist |
Simon Fisher's father, John |
Nick Ford, "queer" lawyer |
Simon Fisher, child prodigy |
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Classic chat from On the Hour's supreme sports reporter and his guests from the world of theatre, politics and emotional tragedy.
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15 December 1992 |
Shirley Dee, showbiz Cockney |
Chris Lester, former hostage |
Michel Lambert, racing driver; Phil Collins, Lester's fellow hostage |
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Classic chat from On the Hour's supreme sports reporter and his guests from the world of theatre, politics and emotional tragedy.
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22 December 1992 |
The Duchess of Stranraer, member of the Royal Family |
Matt Bradley, gigolo |
Steve Thompson, impressionist and comedian; Craig Bradley, gigolo |
Sandra Peaks, Junior Minister for Housing |
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Classic chat from On the Hour's supreme sports reporter and his guests from the worlds of theatre, tragedy and emotional politics.
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29 December 1992 |
Sally Hoff, actress/singer |
Bernie Rosen, Jewish comedian |
Conrad Knight, actor and Sally's husband; Jack 'the Black Cat' Calson, professional gambler |
Kendall Ball, Supermodel and episode co-host |
"Live from Las Vegas" |
Classic bonhomie from On the Hour's chattering sports presenter Alan Partridge and his guests.
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5 January 1993 |
Amanda from Southampton, BBC caller; Yvonne Boyd, fashion designer |
Tony Hayers, Commissioning Director of BBC Television |
Steve from Hornsey, BBC caller; 'John/Jason' from Norwich, BBC caller; Lord Morgan of Glossop, irascible peer |
Kerry from Withington, BBC caller; Trudy Skye, host of The Show on Def Two |
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The last programme of the series. Raw emotion, sleek sofas and hilarious anecdotes from On the Hour's supreme sports reporter Alan Partridge.
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3 July 1993 |
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Spoof "fly-on-the-wall" documentary about the making of the show |
Award-winning chat show host Alan Partridge allows Radio 4 listeners to kneel at his keyhole. This documentary charts one hectic week in the life of Alan and his team as they make the week's edition of Knowing Me, Knowing You.
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