Who's the spokesman/woman for OUR generation (born 1970-4)?
Posted Fri Oct 20 09:46:43 BST 2000 by 'Jon'
(Spin-off from Ross Noble)
TJ says:
Herb Edelmann, Big John from TV's "Big John Little John"
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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Fri Oct 20 09:51:24 BST 2000:
The Corpses
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Posted By Ewar Woowar on Fri Oct 20 09:53:15 BST 2000:
EVIL GAS BOTTLE
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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Fri Oct 20 09:59:41 BST 2000:
Shanks And Bigfoot
Chaka Demus And Pliers
Jam And Spoon
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Posted By 'Jon' on Fri Oct 20 10:13:48 BST 2000:
Myself, I say Collins & Maconie. They imitated more talented people in a smug and not-very-good way, and that perfectly captures what life was like for millions of people like me.
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Posted By 'Sam D' on Fri Oct 20 10:28:54 BST 2000:
Shakey. Lives in the past and gets drunk.
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Posted By 'Janet' on Fri Oct 20 14:03:51 BST 2000:
Oh great, I'm too old for this thread. Thanks guys. (Can I still vote for Guru Josh on this one?)
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Posted By 'Stuart O' on Fri Oct 20 14:05:24 BST 2000:
I'm too young for this thread (just), but I'd like to say Steve Lamacq. His book's excellent, by the way.
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Posted By 'Getting-on-a-bit Janet' on Fri Oct 20 14:14:45 BST 2000:
Damn you Stuart! Damn you and your taught-skinned ways!
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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Fri Oct 20 14:21:55 BST 2000:
Taught skin, eh? Getting-on-a-bit-Janet?
Who teaches skin?
Spelling lesson: taut
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Posted By 'Janyaawnet' on Fri Oct 20 14:36:31 BST 2000:
True, anonymous, true. I am duly chastened.
Yawn. It's not just me getting on, so is the time. G'night.
(Mind you," taught skin" may well be a term to apply in the orgy thread. )
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Posted By 'Jon' on Fri Oct 20 14:45:24 BST 2000:
Wouldn't Helen Robinson be the spokeswoman for Janet's generation?
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Posted By Bean Is A Carrot on Fri Oct 20 14:48:27 BST 2000:
Jamie Theakston and Zoe Ball would like to be the spokespersons for my generation (those born 1975-1979), but they won't be.
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Posted By 'Stuart O' on Fri Oct 20 14:56:51 BST 2000:
DJs of the future will be appearing on clip shows twenty years from now to say "Jamie Theakston and Zoe Ball - they were so nineties, weren't they?"
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Posted By Bean Is A Carrot on Fri Oct 20 15:01:10 BST 2000:
>DJs of the future will be appearing on clip shows twenty years from now to say "Jamie Theakston and Zoe Ball - they were so nineties, weren't they?"
Do you think the 11 O'Clock show will appear in the 2020 version of 100 TV Moments from Hell?
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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Fri Oct 20 15:27:33 BST 2000:
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>Do you think the 11 O'Clock show will appear in the 2020 version of 100 TV Moments from Hell?
No, the 2001 one. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
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Posted By 'THE SENTIMENTS OF MOST FORUM-GOERS' on Fri Oct 20 15:54:11 BST 2000:
For pity's sake!!!!! Shut the fuck up about that bloody programme.
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Posted By 'Squidy' on Fri Oct 20 16:11:19 BST 2000:
1970 - 1974?
The best episodes of Monty Python's Flying Circus, surely.
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Posted By TJ on Fri Oct 20 16:35:28 BST 2000:
>Do you think the 11 O'Clock show will appear in the 2020 version of 100 TV Moments from Hell?
It should do - it's like "The Word", in that the mass public are turning a blind eye to it now, but they'll be calling it godawful in years to come...
Except that, sometimes, "The Word" was quite good.
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Posted By Justin on Fri Oct 20 18:20:42 BST 2000:
>>Do you think the 11 O'Clock show will appear in the 2020 version of 100 TV Moments from Hell?
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>It should do - it's like "The Word", in that the mass public are turning a blind eye to it now, but they'll be calling it godawful in years to come...
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Have to agree with the Corpses on this one. No-one will be able to add instant irony to the 11ocs. But Meet Ricky Gervais is worse. Much worse.
Who do I think should be spokespeople? How about Stanley, Wiggs and Cracknell from Saint Etienne? (Although they were all born in the 60s)
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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Fri Oct 20 18:24:10 BST 2000:
Douglas Coupland, Natasha Walter, Jonathan Meades, Paul Morley
Don't know their birthdates but they make the grade for me...
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Posted By 'Al' on Fri Oct 20 18:37:26 BST 2000:
PS - that last one was me.
(Bet that surprised Justin...)
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Posted By 'Jon' on Sat Oct 21 08:32:19 BST 2000:
Natasha Walter, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......
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Posted By Simon Harries on Sun Oct 22 23:46:31 BST 2000:
To qualify for the role, does the man/woman have to have been born between 1970-74, or earlier in order to have some valid recollection of 1970. Maybe someone born in the mid to late sixties?
In which case, Lee and Herring?
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Posted By 'RapH' on Mon Oct 23 00:19:52 BST 2000:
Erkan Mustafa (I won't stop until he's Pope).
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Posted By 'Phil' on Mon Oct 23 13:27:40 BST 2000:
Dave Gedge
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Posted By 'JG Ballard' on Mon Oct 23 13:29:15 BST 2000:
Noel Gallagher, cos most of our generation are thick.
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Posted By 'Janet' on Mon Oct 23 17:11:49 BST 2000:
Who the hell is Helen Robinson, Jon? Is this some Neighbours reference? If so, can I nominate Bouncer instead? (The only Neighbours star to ever lick me.)
Oh hang on, I may be wrong on that one...
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Posted By 'Jon' on Mon Oct 23 17:16:28 BST 2000:
Helen Robinson was the really old Robinson in Neighbours.
Guy Pearce is now a Hollywood star, but what happened to Annie Jones, who played jane Mangel? She was alright.
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Posted By 'Janet' on Mon Oct 23 17:56:20 BST 2000:
She's kicking around doing theatre or something. I remember seeing her name somewhere.
(For the record, she is one Neighbours star who has never licked me).
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