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...a childrens TV show, probably 12 or so years ago. It was on once a week, and when it ended viewers were asked to write in their suggestions as to what happened next.
It was then written and filmed ready for the following week when the same thing happened. I think it may have had that McCoy bloke who played Doctor Who in it.
I've mentioned it to the missus who thinks I'm going mad and imagining it. Am I?
It was then written and filmed ready for the following week when the same thing happened. I think it may have had that McCoy bloke who played Doctor Who in it.
I've mentioned it to the missus who thinks I'm going mad and imagining it. Am I?
...a childrens TV show, probably 12 or so years ago. It was on once a week, and when it ended viewers were asked to write in their suggestions as to what happened next.
It was then written and filmed ready for the following week when the same thing happened. I think it may have had that McCoy bloke who played Doctor Who in it.
I've mentioned it to the missus who thinks I'm going mad and imagining it. Am I?
It was then written and filmed ready for the following week when the same thing happened. I think it may have had that McCoy bloke who played Doctor Who in it.
I've mentioned it to the missus who thinks I'm going mad and imagining it. Am I?
[URL]http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0566809/[/URL]
"What's Your Story?"
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"What's Your Story?"
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Possibly. I can't find any more info on it though. Typing "What's your story?" Into Google isn't particularly helpful...
What's Your Story? (3/89)
A true weirdy. Sylvester McCoy hosts this BBC children's show where each day the drama was scripted based on suggestions that kids would ring in the day before. Indeed, every day they made it up as they went along, hiring actors, building sets, and creating costumes. A fascinating look into live television, and an interesting stunt from a production standpoint.
Sounds like it.
A true weirdy. Sylvester McCoy hosts this BBC children's show where each day the drama was scripted based on suggestions that kids would ring in the day before. Indeed, every day they made it up as they went along, hiring actors, building sets, and creating costumes. A fascinating look into live television, and an interesting stunt from a production standpoint.
Sounds like it.
Where did you find that snippet of information?
[URL]http://www.eskimo.com/~rkj/w.htm[/URL]
i remember that, it was around the same time he was Dr Who i believe
Didn't someone suggest a castle made out of jelly for one of the episodes, but they couldn't do it as the jelly would take too long to set.
Or that could be my memory playing tricks on me
Or that could be my memory playing tricks on me