The first recording starts with the end of Tommy Zoom.
Then, another episode of Charlie and Lola – This is Actually My Party. It’s Charlie’s birthday, and he’s having a party.
Lola is a bit too excited about things, She opens all of Charlie’s cards for him.
Charlie’s party is going to be a monster cake. Mum has made a special cake for him. Lola isn’t quite as excited by this. “Oh, it’s a shame there’s no pink icing.”
Charlie’s pleased with his monster decorations.
While Charlie is out buying a monster mask, Lola stays at home and helps. But her idea of a party is a lot of pink.
She also replaces all the monster stuff in the party bags with “much nicer” stuff.
Lola keeps answering the door, and now she’s started opening Charlie’s presents.
Lola puts on some happy party music so they can play musical statues. All the monsters look bemused.
She also blows the candles out on his cake.
After Charlie tells her off for taking over his party, Lola starts putting things back to a monster theme.
And in the end, her pink cakes are popular with the guests. “Even monsters think pink icing is the tastiest!”
Media Centre Description: Children’s animation. Join Lola and Charlie, a brother and sister, as they deal with topics that affect their everyday lives. Meet along the way Marv, Sizzles, Lotta and Soren Lorensen. Lola wants to make Charlie’s birthday party the best party anyone could ever have. The problem is that Lola’s idea of a good party isn’t anything like Charlie’s. Lola has to undo a lot of what she’s done, but is still really pleased that Charlie’s friends love her pink fairy cakes.
Recorded from CBeebies on Friday 12th October 2007 08:23
BBC Genome: CBeebies Friday 12th October 2007 08:25
After this there’s a trail for The Large Family. There’s also another Eco Beebies song, then the recording stops during The Tweenies.
The other recording today is yet another programme from Channel 4’s 25th anniversary. It’s Channel 4 at 25: The Tube, and rather than being a compilation, this is a full episode, which is often more interesting, as it’s not just the things that have survived posterity, so maybe there’ll be some obscure nonsense.
Like a man playing spoons in the queue.
The first musical item is from Dexy’s Midnight Runners, which was recorded from a previous show, but wasn’t included in that.
They talk to Mari Wilson and her amazing beehive.
There’s a presenter here, Mike Everett, who was introduced by Paula thusly: “And we’ve also got Mike Everett, who was going to be one of our presenters but, unfortunately, he got had up for GBH at the last minute and couldn’t appear. That’s absolutely true.”
Big Country are live in the studio.
Paul Young is in the studio, not to perform, just to “see Mari Wilson and join in the frivolities.”
There’s a film about the Northern Ireland rock scene including music from Cruella de Ville.
The Outcasts in a radio interview
There’s the head of Good Vibrations, Belfast’s leading independent record company, Terri Hooley.
One of their bands was The Undertones, so Feargal Sharkey is there.
Mark Miwurdz looks at the music industry in Belfast.
Gregory Gray.
Journalist Barry McIlheney.
Henry Cluney
10 past 7.
After the film, Bono is in the studio.
The Undertones play live.
Mark Miwurdz does some live poetry
There’s a very young Muriel Gray.
Lots of excitement for an interview with David Bowie.
Closing the show is U2.
Media Centre Description: In celebration of 25 years of Channel 4, a classic episode of ‘the world’s greatest rock show’ in the company of Jools Holland, Paula Yates and Muriel Gray.
Recorded from More 4 on Friday 12th October 2007 22:58
Here’s the ad breaks from The Tube.
Adverts:
- Multibionta
- Macleans total health
- The Times
- trail: The Word
- Muriel Grey on the 80s
- trail: The Crystal Maze
- Marks & Spencer
- Kelloggs Optivita
- Ladbrokes
- Cerco
- Are You Britain’s Brainiest Family
- The Observer
- L’Oreal Recital Preference – Linda Evangelista
- Comet
- trail: Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip
- Garnier Belle-Color
- The Times
- Dyson
- Bird’s Eye Fish Fingers
- Frusi
- Hotpoint Aqualtis
- Multibionta
- Kinder Bueno
- Sainsbury’s Insurance
- Fairy Dishwasher
- SCS
- trail: The Word
- L’Oreal Recital Preference – Linda Evangelista
- Clarks
- Lancome Virtuose
- Ocado
- The Invasion in cinemas
- The Observer
- Multibionta
- Ariel with Febreze
- Kelloggs Optivita
- L’Oreal Derma Genesis
- Tena
- SCS
- Are You Britain’s Brainiest Family
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