Old TOTP (BBC4) (9 Viewers)

Seems they put in a 2001 re-edit. Gary Glitter was definitely in the original 1994 one. They changed the captions too as I remember this episode well from the 1994 version.
So it was edited back in 2001? How odd to do it later rather than doing a new show. Enfield had retired them by then, hadn't he? I doubt there was huge appetite for them.

And shame they couldn't edit out the hosts from all those Smith-Yewtreed weekly episodes we've missed.
 
So it was edited back in 2001? How odd to do it later rather than doing a new show. Enfield had retired them by then, hadn't he? I doubt there was huge appetite for them.

And shame they couldn't edit out the hosts from all those Smith-Yewtreed weekly episodes we've missed.
That’s just what I saw on Digital Spy. They were adamant it was from 2001, which was weird because it wasn’t any new significant TOTP anniversary. By then they’d have started TOTP2 so surely that format would have been better.
 
Enjoyed Cornflake Girl's RAPTUROUS in-studio reception panning straight to the COOL WATERS of Haddaway's PLAINTIVE BOLLOCKS

Also who could ever say no to CELINE - THE POWER OF LOVE?
 
OMG what a STAR TURN from Wendy Moten on that UTTER SYRUPY SHITE (Come In Out of the Rain?)

Dinah Carroll DEAD
 
The two return to Radio 1 episodes this week were a definite improvement on recent form.

Wendy Moten's big moment :disco:

I've always loved Hey Jealousy too. Cathy Dennis, Suede... Elastica's drummer owned their performance. Shara Nelson choosing to mime very obviously after her go at One Goodbye In Ten was received.
 
Sinead 'bubbling under' and Dina Carroll on some loyalty reward scheme getting to do a random album track.

Wondeful performance from the Et with Sarah looking especially resplendent.
 
Tony Dortie has lost the plot. He runs an insane conspiracy YouTube channel.
 
Take That squeezed into the gayest t-shirts acceptable on the BBC. Jason Orange is looking particularly GAY.
 
It's possibly the reason TOTP dropped the live vocals only rule. All hail Cappella for SAVING REAL MUSIC
 
That first episode from last night was great. Mark and Robbie introducing Blur as the first act... so very 90s.

Moyet doing an excellent Whispering Your Name, big notes and all while looking like an evil peroxide queen.
 
I’m a few weeks behind but I just came in to comment on those EYC vocals - Good LORD! :D
 

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