Showing my age- but i loved watching him as a childStopped watching ever since they binned Gus Honeybun.
Surely Argyle comes first then !!😄Maybe they just decide to do it alphabetically?
*technical point: Gus Honeybun was TSW, not BBC
Gus Honeybun came to visit me and the other poorly children in Mount Gould hospital at Christmas 1970, his helper that day was Angela Rippon.Another technical point, he was Westward TV from 1961 - it`s inception -, I met him on a train at North Road station when they were launching the service, I am waggling my ears and jumping up and down now.
Not just for that reason, I watch very little TV at all and have not done for some years. The presenter in question who shall remain nameless has huge 'I am' syndrome whereas I found her presentation skills very limited. Radio 4 and Classic FM in the Bigalf household. TV generally only goes on for Argyle cup games and EFL on QuestNow for me, if it was say Gabby Logan trying to push in I would definitely allow it. Her dad was after all a former Wednesday manager (not a very good one but still). She was also a very good gymnast and still is a very good presenter.
If it was say Natalie Cornaaahhh , then she could wait her turn.
Not just for that reason, I watch very little TV at all and have not done for some years. The presenter in question who shall remain nameless has huge 'I am' syndrome whereas I found her presentation skills very limited. Radio 4 and Classic FM in the Bigalf household. TV generally only goes on for Argyle cup games and EFL on Quest
Some things are more importantYou would have thought that NONE of the Devon sides played last night, not a mention of football.
I did hear from a reliable source that when she was booted out from Radio Devon, they held a party for her ‘survivors’.Not just for that reason, I watch very little TV at all and have not done for some years. The presenter in question who shall remain nameless has huge 'I am' syndrome whereas I found her presentation skills very limited. Radio 4 and Classic FM in the Bigalf household. TV generally only goes on for Argyle cup games and EFL on Quest
A little off topic but there was more than 1 Gus Honeybun. Attached to the bulkhead in the corner of the Petty Officers mess on HMS Brazen there was a brass cage with a trapdoor in which lived a Gus Honeybun. Unfortunately, the aforementioned rabbit also had a noose round his neck. On the cry 'Hang the Rabbit' the trapdoor would be sprung and Gus would dangle with a bemused look on his furry face. This was of course the precursor to a major p**s-up.Showing my age- but i loved watching him as a child
Bunny hops, magic buttons & his shenanigans with Judi Spiers were priceless
There is only 1 Gus Honeybun
I know what you mean and I totally agree, I mentioned the main topic on a thread after the Wycombe game, when two posters were having a go at each other over a trivial point. That aside, Spotlight spent a good 5 minutes on Xmas markets, in November.Some things are more important