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Does anyone have any information about the original series of this broadcast on BBC Radio 5 in the early '90s? I've only managed to find a couple of bits of info about the guests, which don't seem to fit together too well, but I'll add them to this page to be collated and (hopefully) added to. Spaced1999 08:38, 14 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

From the Chortle forum and BBC7:

David Gedge (of The Wedding Present) interviewed John Peel (14/12/1992) who then interviewed Ian Rush (15/12/1992).

From epguides.com:

1st Series 1991? BBC Radio 5

       1-                              interviews Ian McKellen
       1-                 Ian McKellen interviews Glenys Kinnock

2nd Series 1992

       2- 1   Sep 14 92   Glenys Kinnock interviews Juliet Stevenson
       2- 2   Sep 15 92   Juliet Stevenson interviews Helen Bamber
       2- 3   Sep 16 92   Helen Bamber interviews John Sessions  
       2- 4   Sep 17 92   John Sessions interviews 
       2- 5   Sep 18 92      interviews Rob Newman
       2- 6   Nov  2 92   Rob Newman interviews Spike Milligan
       2- 7   Nov  3 92   Spike Milligan interviews John Wells
       2- 8   Nov  4 92   John Wells interviews Paul Merton   
       2- 9   Nov  5 92   Paul Merton interviews 
       2-10   Nov  6 92      interviews Joe Strummer
       2-11   Dec 14 92   Joe Strummer interviews
       2-12   Dec 15 92
       2-13   Dec 16 92
       2-14   Dec 17 92
       2-15   Dec 18 92

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Thirteenth series[edit]

There has been a thirteenth series which began in the summer of 2017, so this page will now need updating. Vorbee (talk) 17:36, 16 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]