query: who does the voices on steve wright 's show

pos: Steve Wright in the Afternoon Eggheads tonight, the best quiz" - in reference to Vine's frequent references to Eggheads - which he presents - at the end of his own radio show, which precedes Wright's). Steve himself often performs impressions of his Radio 2 colleagues - such as Tony Blackburn, Bob Harris and Jools Holland - when publicising their shows. Steve often talks about his disdain for red trousers, which is signalled by a jingle of him shouting the phrase "Red Trousers!" with shock and fear, then screaming as a snippet of the Dragnet theme song plays in the background. When Steve reads a shout-out

pos: Steve Wright in the Afternoon from listeners who are in France, he often reads the shout-out in an exaggerated French accent with clichéd accordion music playing in the background. When he reads a shout-out from listeners in Spain, he often plays stereotypical Spanish-style fiesta music during the shout-out. Steve Wright in the Afternoon Steve Wright in the Afternoon is the name of the current afternoon show on BBC Radio 2, hosted by Steve Wright. The show is one of the most popular on the station, and is often referred to as The Big Show. The show is broadcast from 14:00 until 17:00 Monday to Friday.

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) Show" on Saturdays 10 am-1 pm, a morning show of celebrity interviews and music, and "Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs" on Sundays 9–11 am. In 1999, following a shake-up at Radio 2, "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" was revived, taking over the slot from Ed Stewart. Wright is said to earn £440,000 a year at Radio 2. Wright presents "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" weekday afternoons from 2 pm to 5 pm, alongside Tim Smith and Janey Lee Grace (who have both also occasionally appear as relief presenters on the station), as well as traffic reporter Bobbie Pryor. Another frequent

pos: Steve Cooley Cooley investigated state Senator Rod Wright for living outside of his elected district, and Inglewood Mayor Roosevelt F. Dorn for a low-interest loan from the City of Inglewood. Dorn and Wright were both convicted. In 2012 Cooley founded Steve Cooley & Associates (http://stevecooley.com), a consulting firm whose website states that it "service(s) ... clients in the furtherance of their business ventures, advance(s) civil litigation, and advise(s) on criminal matters". The distinction between civil and criminal litigation would seem to say that the company does not represent clients in criminal trials, despite the fact that Cooley's career has been in criminal

pos: Steve Wright in the Afternoon Steve Wright in the Afternoon Steve Wright in the Afternoon is the name of the current afternoon show on BBC Radio 2, hosted by Steve Wright. The show is one of the most popular on the station, and is often referred to as The Big Show. The show is broadcast from 14:00 until 17:00 Monday to Friday. The show originally started on Radio 1 in the 1980s where it ran successfully for a number of years until ending in 1993. Steve Wright then worked on other shows for the network before leaving the BBC for several years. In this period,

pos: Steve Wright in the Afternoon trial period. This is still available every week with highlights from the show. The Show follows the zoo format, with Steve Wright as the host, and co-presenters Tim Smith and Janey Lee Grace, as well as input from news and travel presenters on the day. There is also a character called 'The Old Woman'; when she appeared on the show, listeners did not know her identity, but many rumours circulated on the internet as to who she was. On 9 November 2016, Steve Wright confirmed the death of Joyce Frost from Dagenham, aka 'The Old Woman', thereby revealing her true

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) behind the scenes at Radio 2, as a Gramophone Librarian. He started broadcasting in 1976 at Thames Valley Radio Radio 210 in Reading, Berkshire alongside Mike Read. In 1979 Wright got his big break at Radio Luxembourg, where he presented his own nightly show before joining BBC Radio 1 in 1980, presenting a Saturday evening show, then Saturday morning before famously moving to daytime with "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" in 1981 which revolutionised radio by introducing the zoo format to the UK. In 1984, Wright took over a Sunday morning show entitled "Steve Wright on Sunday", which meant he

pos: Dan Wright (comedian) daytime talk show "The Wright Stuff". In January 2014, he began appearing as PE Teacher, Mr. Nunn, in the third series of the CBBC show "4 O'Clock Club". In January 2015, he returned for the fourth series, and returned for the fifth, sixth and seventh series. Dan Wright (comedian) Dan Wright (born 8th October 1979) is an English comedian and actor best known for co hosting the CBeebies programme "Big Cook, Little Cook" with Steve Marsh. Marsh and Wright form the comedy duo "Electric Forecast", and have made numerous television appearances together, such as hosting Sky 1's "Crash Test Dummies"

pos: Dan Wright (comedian) Dan Wright (comedian) Dan Wright (born 8th October 1979) is an English comedian and actor best known for co hosting the CBeebies programme "Big Cook, Little Cook" with Steve Marsh. Marsh and Wright form the comedy duo "Electric Forecast", and have made numerous television appearances together, such as hosting Sky 1's "Crash Test Dummies" in 2007. The duo have also appeared in "Kingdom", as a pair of duelling brothers and in "Hotel Trubble" as demolition workers Mr. Wreck and Mr. Ball, as well as hosting the CBBC show "Space Hoppers". In February 2013, Wright starred in the CBBC sketch show

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) Steve Wright (DJ) Stephen Richard "Steve" Wright (born 26 August 1954 in Greenwich, London) is an English broadcaster, widely credited for creating the zoo format, with its zany, multi-personality approach. He currently presents "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" and "Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs" on BBC Radio 2, one of the BBC's national radio stations and the most popular station in the United Kingdom. On BBC Television Wright has hosted "Home Truths", "The Steve Wright People Show", "Auntie's TV Favourites", "Top Of The Pops" and "TOTP2". Wright has won awards, including Best DJ of the Year as voted by readers

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) the next episode, which was the 2009 Christmas special broadcast on 23 December 2009. Steve Wright (DJ) Stephen Richard "Steve" Wright (born 26 August 1954 in Greenwich, London) is an English broadcaster, widely credited for creating the zoo format, with its zany, multi-personality approach. He currently presents "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" and "Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs" on BBC Radio 2, one of the BBC's national radio stations and the most popular station in the United Kingdom. On BBC Television Wright has hosted "Home Truths", "The Steve Wright People Show", "Auntie's TV Favourites", "Top Of The Pops" and "TOTP2".

pos: John Kennedy O'Connor Sky News and for Fox News in New York and ERT in Athens to the UK, and has been a guest on BBC World News and BBC News 24 on TV and "Today" on BBC Radio 4 with John Humphrys, BBC Radio 2's "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" with host Steve Wright and actress Brooke Shields on Radio. He has also contributed to many other BBC Radio programmes, including BBC Radio 5 Live, "The Big Toe Show" on BBC Radio 7, BBC Radio Scotland, numerous local BBC Radio stations including guest spots with Nicky Campbell, Judi Spiers, Richard Bacon, Paul

pos: Ordinary People (Steve Harley song) Sloan commented: "There's a brand new song which I think really is a fantastic piece of work, and I hope you agree. One of Steve Harley's best vocals in a long-long time, and that really is saying something when you consider his incredible back-catalogue". After playing the song on his BBC Radio 2 show, presenter Steve Wright commented that the song was "highly familiar", and that it "really does sound like a song I've heard before". After being played on Oslo Radio, the song received positive feedback from listeners. Ordinary People (Steve Harley song) "Ordinary People" is a song by

pos: Steve Wright in the Afternoon G puns", which he reads out on air; for example, "I'm playing my electric guitar; serious rockin'". The music ranges from 1950s to the present day and has an iTunes and BBC Music playlist. Whenever Mark Goodier fills in for Steve, he does a similar feature called "Serious Mixin'" which starts fifteen minutes earlier than Wright's block and is throughout the week instead of just on Fridays. The show is occasionally punctuated by voice impressions of famous people, such as Donald Trump ("This is the bigliest show" / "No fake news!") and Jeremy Vine ("Just another reminder not to miss

pos: Steve Wright in the Afternoon When other presenters stand in for "Steve Wright in the Afternoon", the stand-in host does "their own thing", rather than replicating the normal show. The show's theme and jingles are not played, and otherwise regular features (such as the factoids) are not used. For example, the most recent stand in Mark Goodier has been known to use an instrumental version of Chic's "Happy Man" as background music, and during the 3–3:30 pm slot he plays six songs, one from each decade from the 1960s onwards, plus two chosen by the listeners, all of which relate to a theme, such as

pos: Phil Cornwell virtual band, Gorillaz. He provided the voices of Mick Jagger and David Bowie for the "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" show on BBC Radio 1 in the late-1980s and early-1990s. These impersonations - augmented by many others, including the series narrator, Michael Caine - formed the backbone of the BBC TV series "Stella Street", written and performed with John Sessions. In 1996 he performed in a comedy spoof sketch TV advert to "The Professionals" imitating Martin Shaw's character of "Doyle" (with the actor Ray Trickett playing Lewis Collins' "Bodie") for the release of the "Nissan Almera". In 1997 as part

pos: Brian Blessed a production of "Cinderella" for Virgin Radio, starring David Tennant, Thandie Newton and others. Since October 2008, Blessed has presented the English-language dub of the Japanese TV game show "Unbeatable Banzuke" on Challenge, under the pseudonym "Banzuke Brian". He was the narrator of the Sky 1 series "Crash Test Dummies", starring Steve Marsh and Dan Wright. In animation, he has provided the voices of Bob in "Kika & Bob" (2008) and Grampy Rabbit in "Peppa Pig" (2004–present). Following a successful Facebook campaign, satellite navigation manufacturer TomTom recorded Blessed's voice for use in its products; he has been available as a

pos: Larry Storch You?". He co-starred on the short-lived series "The Queen and I". Storch appeared on many variety shows, including "Sonny and Cher", "Laugh-In", "Hollywood Squares", "Playboy After Dark" and "The Hollywood Palace", with several appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show", "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" and "The Steve Allen Show". Jackie Gleason personally asked Storch to fill in for him in the summer of 1953 while Gleason was on hiatus. This led to the 10-episode "The Larry Storch Show" with guest stars including Janet Blair, Risë Stevens, Dick Haymes and Cab Calloway. An impressionist, Storch does hundreds of voices and

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) contributor, "The Old Woman", was played by Joyce Frost who died in November 2016. The "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" show features: A popular feature that disappeared in summer 2007 with the start of the BBC investigation into 'rigged' contests (there was no suggestion Wright's show was involved) was "The Big Quiz", a general knowledge quiz in which a challenger took on the current champion (referred to as the 'champino' or 'champine') to win prizes. Each had a time limit to answer questions, the round ending with the first incorrect answer. Winners were given a selection of prizes, building up

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) of Wright's radio shows are letters or emails from listeners. Almost all feature the phrase "Love the show". Wright's initials were adapted into "SWs to you", an abbreviation used by correspondents of former fellow Radio 2 presenter Sarah Kennedy, meaning "Love the show". Other Radio 2 presenters have parodied it: Sir Terry Wogan pretended to bemoan the lack of such encouragement in his correspondence, occasionally reading listeners' letters which said "Love Steve Wright's show", while listeners of Chris Evans once added "Love the "snow"" to messages. During a stint sitting in for Wright, Mark Radcliffe jokingly told off listeners who

pos: Steve Wright in the Afternoon he worked at Talk Radio, and at GWR presenting a networked weekend show. He finally moved back to the BBC at Radio 2 in 1996. He started as a weekend presenter hosting a Saturday morning show (later taken over by Jonathan Ross) and Sunday morning's "Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs". "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" was revived in 1999 following a shake-up at Radio 2 and Wright now presents the show every Monday to Friday from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. It has built up a huge following and was given its own podcast in 2006 as part of a

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) started messages by saying how much they loved the show. Overnight presenter Alex Lester's listeners end their correspondence with "Love the "shoe"". Listeners to Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo's film reviews on Radio Five Live frequently end correspondence with "Love the show, Steve". Correspondents to Colin Murray's Talksport show frequently end with "average show, Colin". Wright was also the voice of and writer for the retro pop show on BBC television, "Top of the Pops 2" between 1997 and 2009. The last episode of "TOTP2" he presented was the Michael Jackson special broadcast on 27 June 2009; Mark Radcliffe presented

pos: 13 Voices 13 Voices 13 Voices is the sixth studio album by Canadian rock band Sum 41, released on October 7, 2016. It is the first Sum 41 album to be released through independent label Hopeless Records after the band fulfilled their contract with major label Island Records. It is also Sum 41's first album to feature drummer Frank Zummo, who replaced the band's original drummer Steve Jocz and their first album since the return of guitarist Dave Baksh (who left the band in 2006 and returned in 2015), as well as their first as a five-piece, as Tom Thacker, who replaced

pos: Mitch Benn the Quintessential Phase of Radio 4's "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" in 2005. He regularly appears on BBC Radio 2's "Steve Wright Show" as the voice of ""Elvis"" in the "Ask Elvis" feature. On television Mitch Benn appeared singing a song about the PlayStation 3's yellow light of death on BBC One's consumer affairs programme "Watchdog". Mitch has performed stand-up on "Live at Jongleurs" and "The Comedy Store" for the Paramount Comedy Channel, as well as two appearances with his band the Distractions (see below) for "The World Stands Up" (Paramount/Comedy Central). He appeared as "King Wonderful" in the

pos: Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show live on BBC Radio 2, immediately after his 6 Music show. He regularly sits in for Janice Long, Steve Wright and Jo Whiley, and has presented numerous programmes on the station, including "The Craig Charles Soul All-Nighter" (2011), which he hosted continuously for 12 hours, and the "Beatleland" (2012) documentary on "The Beatles". Charles has also chosen music as a guest of other broadcasters such as Ken Bruce on Radio 2 and Liz Kershaw on 6 Music. Charles covered for Graham Norton on Radio 2's Saturday mid-morning show during Norton's 10-week 2015 summer break. From 16

pos: Alex Lowe (actor) Possibly A New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly On Ice, a spoof on talent show programmes. On 22 May 2009, he appeared on BBC Radio 2's "Steve Wright In The Afternoon" show, talking about his life. He also talked about being a lifestyle guru. He is now a regular weekly contributor to the programme. In April 2010 he recorded a comedy pilot for BBC Radio 2 "The Alex Lowe Double Act" with impressionist Alistair McGowan. It was broadcast on 15 May 2010. In 2011 and 2012 he wrote for BBC TV's "Watson and Oliver" sketch show and appeared in

pos: Liza Tarbuck Mark Radcliffe, whilst Steve Wright was on leave. In December 2007 (and again in January and March 2008), she once more hosted the show, this time as a solo presenter. In July 2008 she once again co-presented with Radcliffe. Tarbuck was a guest on the Steve Wright afternoon show, Monday 20 November 2017 promoting her new book. Other guests on the show were Sean Lock and Michelle Dockery In December 2008 and January 2009 she presented the Saturday morning slot on BBC Radio 2 with Martin Freeman whilst Jonathan Ross was away from the station and again in August 2009

pos: Hotel Trubble Miranda Hart, Stephen Evans, Steve Furst, Steve Marsh, Dan Wright, Les Dennis, Phil Cornwell, and Susan Wokoma who played new regular 'Daisy' in Series 3. Reruns have not been broadcast on CBBC since late-2013. Jamie is the bellboy of Hotel Trubble and probably the one with the most common sense, he does at some parts, have a lack of confidence and panics. He also does embarrassing things when he is in a panic. He is always the first person to yell "Noooooo!" when its time to panic. He was also like Sally, nominated, but for being the best bellboy. He

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) Show in 1995 due to differences with the BBC Radio 1 management, he was unhappy with the plummeting listening figures of the station due to its restructuring under new controller Matthew Bannister, which led to many of the more established DJs leaving, or being sacked, around this time. He was picked up by the new commercial station Talk Radio, where he presented a Saturday morning show and also presented a syndicated show on Sunday mornings on various commercial stations in the UK. Wright returned to the BBC in April 1996, when he joined BBC Radio 2, presenting "Steve Wright's Saturday

pos: Steve Sweeney Crimmins in a back room of Ding-Ho, a Chinese Restaurant near Inman Square in Cambridge, MA. This group included such unknowns as Lenny Clarke, Kevin Meaney, Jay Leno, Bobcat Goldthwait, Bill Sohonage, and Steven Wright. Steve Sweeney became known for his use of dialects and insight into the New England political scene in his act. Steve was the first of the Boston super-stars to break into television, on Park Street Under, a Boston-based sitcom who many believe was the inspiration for the highly successful television show Cheers. He has appeared on shows such as the Late Show with David Letterman,

pos: Nadia's Theme a jingle by BBC Radio 2 disk jockey Steve Wright on his "Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs". Other versions of "Nadia's Theme" have been recorded, including easy listening renditions by such artists as Ronnie Aldrich, Ray Conniff, Ferrante & Teicher, the orchestra of "The Lawrence Welk Show", Roger Williams and James Galway; a semi-rock version by The Ventures; and David Hasselhoff's vocal rendition, which incorporated De Vorzon's and Botkin Jr.'s lyrics, for his 1987 album "Lovin' Feelings". There was also a vocal version by The Sounds Of Sunshine released as a single on p.i.p.(Pickwick International Production) records. The "Young and

pos: 13 Voices albums since "All Killer No filler". Impala awarded the album with a double gold award for 150,000 sold copies across Europe. Sum 41 Production Managerial and design 13 Voices 13 Voices is the sixth studio album by Canadian rock band Sum 41, released on October 7, 2016. It is the first Sum 41 album to be released through independent label Hopeless Records after the band fulfilled their contract with major label Island Records. It is also Sum 41's first album to feature drummer Frank Zummo, who replaced the band's original drummer Steve Jocz and their first album since the return

pos: Todd Wright for the PGA Tour Network and PGA Tour Entertainment. Since his retirement from national radio, Wright often guest hosts the Steve Duemig show or other programming on 620 WDAE in Tampa. Wright and Duemig, as well as anchor/producer Darek Sharp, all worked together at WFNS, Tampa Bay's first ever sports talk radio station in the early 1990s. Todd Wright Todd Wright (born in Cincinnati, Ohio) is an American sports radio personality. He founded and hosted ESPN Radio's "AllNight with Todd Wright", and was a part of ESPN Radio from 1996 to 2005. Wright then took his popular national show to

pos: Steve Wright (DJ) In later years the style changed, dumping most of the characters and instead having a "zoo" format, with spoof guests and comedy sketches. A "posse" of producers and radio staff joined in. This format was new to British radio and marked the beginning of the marginalisation (and eventual departure) of several established Radio 1 DJs over the years that followed. Characters and sketches created for the show included: Wright and his Posse moved to "The Radio 1 Breakfast Show" in 1994. He also presented a BBC TV series, "The Steve Wright People Show", from 1994–95. He resigned from the Breakfast

pos: WRQN in Kenton, all via his "Ohio Radio Incorporated" banner. WAWR programmed easy listening music during the day and rock in the evenings changing to contemporary rock and underground rock in the evenings with Bob Ladd, geared toward the college students at local BGSU. Earl Sharninghouse (aka Rick Allen) had the oldies weekend show playing 50's & 60's oldies in the evenings in the mid 60's. Steve Wright held the morning slot with Terry Waltz anchoring the news and news director. Jim (Marick) Obrien worked part-time in production and occasional on air talent. General Manager Jerry (Tschappit) McCullen conducted local talks

pos: Steve Wright in the Afternoon identity. Other spoof characters include 'Barry from Watford' (the octogenarian lifestyle coach - played by the actor Alex Lowe) and 'Elvis', who until 2014 appeared in the feature "Ask Elvis". The show begins at 14:00 after the news with the show's main theme. Unlike most shows, it is well established as being a "brand", with its own unique style of presentation, although Steve regularly uses the standard BBC Radio 2 jingles along with jingles unique to the show, written and performed by AJ Music Productions. Guests regularly appear on the show, often to plug a new TV show or movie.

pos: Last Voices of World War 1 Last Voices of World War 1 The Last Voices of World War 1 was a six-part series screened on The History Channel in the UK from Sunday 9 November 2008 to Sunday 14 December 2008 with a repeat during the week. Its initial episode was screened on Remembrance Sunday 2008. The series was made by Testimony Films. The show featured interviews shot by Steve Humphries and Richard van Emden in the early 1990s with many of the then surviving veterans who were, at that stage, well into their 90s. All of these veterans have subsequently died. Harry Patch appeared in

pos: The Soloist their friendship has been. Ayers still hears voices, but at least he no longer lives on the streets. In addition, Ayers has helped improve Lopez's relationship with his own family. It is revealed at the end that Ayers is still a member of the LAMP Community – a Los Angeles nonprofit organization that seeks to help people living with severe mental illness – and that Lopez is learning how to play the guitar. "The Soloist", directed by Joe Wright, was written by Susannah Grant, based on a series of columns written by "Los Angeles Times" columnist Steve Lopez, who chronicled

pos: Steven Wright Carson and the studio audience that less than a week later Wright was invited to appear on the show again. In May 2000, Wright and other Ding Ho alumni including Lenny Clarke, Barry Crimmins, Steve Sweeney, Bill Sohonage and Jimmy Tingle appeared at a reunion benefit for comic Bob Lazarus who was suffering from leukemia. Wright's 1985 comedy album, entitled "I Have a Pony", was released on Warner Bros. Records, received critical acclaim and was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album. The success of this album landed him an HBO special, in the "On Location:" series, taped

pos: Melanie Sykes nights on Channel 5. In March 2018, Melanie Sykes won Star Baker in Channel 4's "The Great Stand Up to Cancer Bake Off". Sykes presented "The A List", a national radio chart show based on total sales, produced by Unique the Production Company at the studios of London's Heart 106.2. She left the show towards the end of 2006 and was replaced by Gail Porter. Sykes was heard on BBC Radio 2 with Aled Jones sitting in for "Steve Wright in the Afternoon" on 22, 23 and 24 December 2008. In May 2010, she began co-hosting the BBC Radio 2

pos: Glenn Harrold self-help books for Orion Publishing in the United Kingdom. He has also written for McGraw Hill in the United States. In May 2011 he was made a Fellow of "The British Society of Clinical Hypnosis". Harrold has been interviewed on BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright In The Afternoon show on three occasions and has also appeared on BBC One's BBC Breakfast show to discuss sleeping disorders. He has also been interviewed by Johnny Walker and Eamonn Holmes and been featured in British newspapers and magazine articles. In September 2009, "The Daily Mail" and "Closer Magazine" featured an article about some

pos: Janey Lee Grace keyboardist Andrew Midgeley to form the dance act Cola Boy, reaching No. 8 in the UK Singles Chart with "7 Ways to Love". It also reached No. 9 on the U.S. Hot Dance Club Play chart in 1991. Since 1999, she has been heard on BBC Radio 2 alongside Steve Wright on "Steve Wright in the Afternoon," and at one stage she had her own show from 3am to 6am on Saturday mornings. Grace covered Wright's "Sunday Love Songs" on BBC Radio 2 in December 2007 and January 2008. She also filled in during April 2010, when Wright was on

pos: Noel Fitzpatrick show, "Steve Wright in the Afternoon", and "The Chris Evans Breakfast Show". In October 2018 Fitzpatrick was the subject of BBC Radio 4's "The Life Scientific", discussing his life and work with the programme's presenter, Jim Al-Khalili. The 2010 BBC documentary television series "The Bionic Vet" followed the work of vet Fitzpatrick and his team at Fitzpatrick Referrals. The series saw Fitzpatrick develop new methods and techniques to help pets with unique problems. Fitzpatrick and his practice became the focus of the Channel 4 television series "The Supervet" in 2014, which continues to run and is currently on Series 12

pos: The Eye (radio station) Tiger by the American classic rock group, Survivor. The first presenters' voices heard were those of Cliff King and Dave Baron. Then Breakfast presenter Steve Goode took charge of the first show 7am - 9:30 and went on to host the breakfast show finishing on his 100th show the following March Brian Coutts hosted lunch.The show was a lively mix of music, chat and quizzes.Brian wenton to become the station manager. The drive time show was presented by Richard Late www.eventcompere.co.uk who had also presented the breakfast show on numerous "TWC" RSL broadcasts. Richard was also responsible for booking the

pos: Country Life (Show of Hands album) English rural areas lacked a meaningful musical voice. Steve Knightley had commented that “cities in England have got their voices … The only countryside music bordered on a joke, like the Wurzels." Nonetheless, Knightley does not claim to speak for rural people or to be presenting an "authentic‟ rural voice, with the story told by the particular character of an angry young man. The album's mood changes quickly on the second track, "Hard Shoulder", a song about a long-standing friendship. The song was described as "soaked through with the poignancy of hindsight and memory." "Hard Shoulder" is followed by "Suntrap",

pos: Lois Griffin the show he called "Family Guy". Brian's character was largely based on Steve from the "Larry and Steve" cartoon, with Larry serving as the primary basis of the Peter character. The character's personality was also partially inspired by a friend of his father who rudely fell asleep while watching the 1993 film "Philadelphia". The network executives were impressed with the pilot and ordered thirteen episodes, giving MacFarlane a 2 million dollar per-season contract. Lois Griffin is voiced by producer and staff writer, Alex Borstein, who also voices recurring characters such as Asian reporter Tricia Takanawa, Loretta Brown and Lois' mother

pos: Steve Marsh (comedian) Steve Marsh (comedian) Stephen "Steve" Marsh (born 30th october 1978) is a British actor and former co host of the CBeebies programme "Big Cook, Little Cook", and was also co host of "Space Hoppers". Marsh plays the part of the big cook, Ben. He and his "Big Cook, Little Cook" co host Dan Wright form a comedy duo under the name of "Electric Forecast". He also appeared in Wright's documentary "F*** Off, I'm Ginger" and as himself in Sky 1's "Crash Test Dummies" during 2007. From 10 July to 14 July 2007, Marsh and Wright were guest hosts on "Big

pos: Steve Murphy (news anchor) Steve Murphy (news anchor) Steve Murphy (born June 18, 1960) is a Canadian television personality. He is the current anchor of weekday editions of CTV News at 6:00 p.m. on the stations of CTV Atlantic. Murphy started his career in the spring of 1977 at CFBC Saint John. Murphy then moved to CJCH-AM Halifax in May 1980. While at CJCH-AM, Murphy moved from reporter and newsreader to being the host of "The Hotline", a mid-morning call-in show. Murphy replaced Dave Wright, who moved into television full-time at CTV Atlantic as the host of "Live At 5". Murphy also started doing

pos: Music of the Spheres (Mike Oldfield album) Music of the Spheres (Mike Oldfield album) Music of the Spheres is an album by English musician Mike Oldfield, released in the United Kingdom on 17 March 2008. The album, Oldfield's second album with Mercury Records and his first classical work, is based on the concept of a celestial Musica universalis. The album features New Zealand soprano Hayley Westenra (on "On My Heart") and Chinese pianist Lang Lang on six tracks. "Music of the Spheres" was nominated for a Classical Brit Award in 2009. In an interview on BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright show, broadcast 23 February 2006, Oldfield elaborated

pos: Morning zoo retained some elements of the format. In Vancouver, British Columbia, LG73 (call sign CKLG) adopted this format for its popular morning program, led by Dean Hill, from 1985 to 1993. In Quebec City, CJMF-FM 93.3 had "Le Zoo du 93" from 1985 to 1990. Not only does the show still hold a number of records in terms of ratings and market shares (a quarter-hour of 148,000 listeners), but it also skyrocketed the station to now unreachable numbers, with 573,200 listeners on a weekly basis (according to the BBM summer 1987 survey). In the UK, Steve Wright (currently of BBC Radio

pos: Stephen Merchant British Comedy Award for Best TV Actor for his performance as Lamb. In January 2007, Merchant began hosting his own radio show on BBC 6 Music, airing weekly on Sunday afternoons. Instead of comedy, "The Steve Show" focused on music and particularly "new music", defined by Merchant as "music you've not heard before." Many of the songs on the show were suggested by listeners or co-presenters. The show also featured several of his friends, including his housemate, his childhood friend, as well as actor Rufus Gerrard-Wright (who also appeared in an episode of "Extras"). A spring search for a "she-J"

pos: WFNC (AM) Schell, Liz Proctor, Gilbert Baez, Paul Michels, Rick Jensen, George Breece, Steve Blackmon, and Laura Chavis-Price. Jim Cooke will continue to read local news. Curtis Wright will debut a new conservative talk radio morning show on both WFNC, Fayetteville, and Cumulus station WAAV, Wilmington: "Curtis Wright on the Beat". Curtis has been the #1 Talk Radio Host in southeastern North Carolina for the last four years, with "The Morning Beat with Curtis Wright", previously heard on WLTT/WNTB-FM in Wilmington. The addition of WFNC allows Wright to reach an even wider scope of listeners throughout southeastern North Carolina. Wright is the

pos: Bruno Brookes a stand-in presenter for Steve Wright before taking over the teatime show from Peter Powell in September 1984. In addition to this show, Brookes presented a rundown of the UK Top 40 singles chart on Sunday evenings between 1986 and 1990 and between 1992 and 1995. In 1989, Brookes moved to the weekend breakfast show, co-hosting with Liz Kershaw, and also regularly deputised for Simon Mayo on the weekday breakfast show. Three years later he moved to the weekday early breakfast slot, where he remained until he was sacked in 1995 by Trevor Dann, who said "...why is Bruno on?

pos: The Red Green Show S&S Productions, which is owned by Steve and Morag Smith. Directors on the series include Steve Smith, Rick Green and William G. Elliott. During the show's long run, "The Red Green Show" was nominated for 23 Gemini Awards, but only won once: in 1998, for "Best Performance in a Comedy Program or Series". The title character, Red Green (Steve Smith), is a handyman who tries to find shortcuts to most of his projects, trusting most of his work to duct tape, which he calls "the handyman's secret weapon". He is the president of the Possum Lodge, a fictional men's club

pos: Al Murray 2nd with 25%. The other two got 24% each. In September 2015 Murray co-founded the British Drum Company. In August 2016 and March 2017 Murray sat in for Steve Wright on his Steve Wright in the Afternoon show on BBC Radio 2. In April 2016, Murray played Nick Bottom in "Shakespeare Live", a celebration of 400 years of Shakespeare, opposite Judi Dench as Titania. In 2018 he starred in pantomime at the New Wimbledon Theatre, as Jack's brother Al, in "Jack and the Beanstalk", winning 'Best Newcomer' for this role, at the Great British Pantomime Awards in April 2018. In

pos: Mike Read college. He was an estate agent for a while, and recorded under various names including Mickey Manchester. Read's professional broadcasting career began in March 1976 at Reading's Radio 210, where he co-hosted a show with Steve Wright - entitled "Read and Wright" – before joining Radio Luxembourg late in 1977. He joined Radio 1 in November 1978 and was soon presenting the nighttime programme before John Peel's show, where he championed new groups and featured live sessions. He took over "The Radio 1 Breakfast Show" on Monday 5 January 1981. On 11 January 1984, he suddenly interrupted broadcasting the Frankie

pos: Infant communion communion is very rare. In recent years, the Eastern practice of paedocommunion has gained considerable attention in the West, including among some conservative Protestants. Notable conservative Protestants in favor of the practice are Curtis Crenshaw, Reggie Kidd, Peter Leithart, Jeffrey Meyers, Robert S. Rayburn, R. C. Sproul, Jr., Gregg Strawbridge, Ray Sutton, Douglas Wilson, Rousas John Rushdoony, James B. Jordan, Gary North, Steve Wilkins and N. T. Wright. The Federation of Reformed Churches practices paedocommunion in all its churches as does some congregations within the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches. The Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Episcopal Church, a

pos: Jonathan Ross 2010 when his contract at the BBC ended. In August 2014, he returned to Radio 2 as a stand-in presenter on Steve Wright's afternoon show for four days. In March 2015 Jonathan sat in for Steve Wright again from 16–27 March 2015. In February 2016 Ross returned to Radio 2 on a regular basis to present the weekly arts show. From January 11, 2018, Anneka Rice took over the arts show. On 2 November 2001, Ross began presenting his BBC One comedy chat show "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross". In 2004, Ross presented a documentary on one of his favourite

pos: Sara Cox for Radio 1 was on 17 February 2014. In June 2011, Cox began hosting the fourth series of the comedy programme "Hot Gossip" on BBC Radio 2, covering for Claudia Winkleman, who chose not to present the series as she was heavily pregnant at the time. Beginning in 2012, Cox has covered for Alex Lester, Janice Long and Vanessa Feltz, as well as providing cover for "Simon Mayo Drivetime", "Steve Wright in the Afternoon", "The Chris Evans Breakfast Show" and "The Ken Bruce Show". Cox joined BBC Radio 2 for her first regular show each Saturday night from 22:00 to

pos: The Regular Guys different direction with the morning show. Tim Andrews, “Southside” Steve Rickman, and other members of the show stayed for the station's new morning show. Wachs was replaced by Jason Bailey who spent a year at WZGC before getting let go in the summer of 2014. It is said that Wachs owns The Regular Guys name, so, the new morning show does not carry on under that name. The Regular Guys The Regular Guys was a terrestrial radio show that started in Los Angeles, California, by DJs Larry Wachs and Eric Von Haessler. The show added Atlanta based DJs "Southside" Steve

pos: Professional wrestling the aforementioned moment between Steve Austin and The Rock, other instance of this happening was in March 2009, when Triple H decided not to show up for a handicap match against Cody Rhodes and Ted Dibiase Jr., instead opting to attack Randy Orton in his own home. Despite being, statistically, an extremely rare occurrence, Charles Wright is one wrestler who is famous for turning forfeit victories into his own gimmick. During the late 1990s, Wright called himself "The Godfather" and portrayed the gimmick of a pimp. He would often bring multiple women, who he referred to as "hoes," to the

pos: Steve Wright (serial killer) strangled in March 2002, and her body was found three days later in woodland. Steve Wright (serial killer) Steven Gerald James Wright (born 24 April 1958) is an English serial killer, also known as the Suffolk Strangler and the Ipswich Ripper. He is serving life imprisonment for the murder of five women who worked as sex workers in Ipswich, Suffolk. The killings took place during the final months of 2006, and Wright was found guilty in February 2008. Steve Wright was born in the Norfolk village of Erpingham, the second of four children of military policeman Conrad and veterinary nurse

pos: Steve Wright (serial killer) Steve Wright (serial killer) Steven Gerald James Wright (born 24 April 1958) is an English serial killer, also known as the Suffolk Strangler and the Ipswich Ripper. He is serving life imprisonment for the murder of five women who worked as sex workers in Ipswich, Suffolk. The killings took place during the final months of 2006, and Wright was found guilty in February 2008. Steve Wright was born in the Norfolk village of Erpingham, the second of four children of military policeman Conrad and veterinary nurse Patricia. He has an older brother and two younger sisters. While Wright's father was

pos: Steve Badanes Steve Badanes Steve (Steven Paul) Badanes is widely known for his practice and teaching of design/build. He is a founding member of the Jersey Devil design/build practice, and is currently a Professor in the University of Washington Department of Architecture, where he holds the Howard S. Wright Endowed Chair of the University of Washington College of Built Environments. Badanes received his Bachelor of Arts from Wesleyan University in 1967, and his Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) from Princeton University in 1971. Seeking an alternative to conventional practice, Badanes and his partners Jim Adamson (who now also teaches a design/build course at

pos: Rootie Kazootie Rootie Kazootie Rootie Kazootie was the principal character on the 1950s children's television show "The Rootie Kazootie Club". The show was the creation of Steve Carlin and featured human actors along with hand puppets. Rootie Kazootie was a boy "keen on sports" who played his "magic kazootie" and wore his signature baseball cap with the oversized bill turned up. Puppeteer Paul Ashley controlled his movements, along with those of the "great Mexican catador" called El Squeako Mouse -- a takeoff on the idea of a mouse dueling with a cat rather than a bull. Naomi Lewis supplied their voices. Lewis

pos: Steve Berry (presenter) expert contributor to "BBC Breakfast". In January 2014 Berry returned as the breakfast presenter for 106.1 RealXS (previously known as 106.1 Rock Radio). He presents a weekly radio show "Steve's Speedshop" on FAB Radio International, described as 'a digital man-cave for passionate petrolhead'. He is now the co-presenter of XS Manchester Breakfast with Steve & Sophie, hosts a monthly motoring phone-in on BBC radio Wales and is a regular guest on the Jeremy Vine Show on Radio 2. Steve Berry (presenter) Steve Berry is a British media presenter who appeared on BBC2's "Top Gear" and its spin-off "Top Gear Motorsport"

pos: Steve Cooley Otis D. Wright II described District Attorney Cooley's actions as "striking and rampant". Judge Wright issued a preliminary injunction ordering Cooley to desist from behavior seen as discriminating and/or retaliating against employees on the basis of union membership. The "L.A. Times" reported that "Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. Steve Cooley waged an illegal anti-union campaign in which he and his staff harassed and unfairly disciplined union officers." Thomas S. Kerrigan, an L.A. County hearing officer for the Employee Relations Commission heard months of testimony and found that veteran deputy district attorneys and prosecutors under Cooley, with outstanding evaluations, were retaliated

pos: The Gary Coleman Show The Gary Coleman Show The Gary Coleman Show is a 30-minute Saturday morning animated series produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions that originally aired on NBC during the 1982–1983 season. It featured the voices of Gary Coleman, Lauren Anders, Jennifer Darling, Julie McWhirter Dees, Geoffrey Gordon, LaShana Dendy, Jerry Houser, Calvin Mason, Sidney Miller and Steve Schatzberg. The series featured Gary Coleman as the voice of Andy LeBeau, an apprentice angel, who was dispatched back to Earth to earn his wings by helping others. The character of Andy LeBeau was a spin-off character from Coleman's made-for-TV movie "The Kid with the Broken

pos: Chris Evans Drivetime it was confirmed that Simon Mayo would replace Evans on "Drivetime". Chris thanks Steve Wright or his substitute for his show, and then declares "now it's our go, and that includes you". Throughout the show, Chris plays a mixture of music both old and new, speaks to people that are making the more bizarre headlines, and reads listeners' texts and emails. Unlike most live radio programmes, each show is given a title, usually of a quirky nature, and is dedicated to a person or group. Usually this group is all people who have done something that particular day, such as

pos: Wes Butters Mills – first on early breakfast, then on drive-time. He also deputised for Chris Moyles on the Radio 1 breakfast show on bank holidays and at Christmas. Working closely with "Top of the Pops," he interviewed hundreds of pop stars including Kylie Minogue, Destiny's Child, George Michael and The Black Eyed Peas. In February 2005 Butters left Radio 1 and the chart show underwent further changes to its format. Butters was regularly heard on the BBC World Service as well. He sat in for Steve Wright on "Wright Round the World" and was used as their voice for Live 8.

pos: Alan Wright with a number of other players. Wright played for the England U21s twice in 1992. He was also called up to Terry Venables' England squad in January 1996 and April 1996, but ultimately was never capped for the senior side. In June 2011, Wright was named as a coach at Blackpool F.C.'s Centre of Excellence. He went on to become assistant manager during Steve Thompson's spell as caretaker manager in 2013. Wright was appointed assistant manager to Paul Simpson at non-league Northwich Victoria in February 2012 and worked in this role alongside existing duties at Blackpool. However, he departed after

pos: Heart Berkshire Graham Ledger, Mike Sanderson (The Folk Show) and news editor David Addis. Rising stars Steve Wright and Mike Read co-hosted the Read & Wright Show at weekends before gaining daily shows and later pursuing high-profile careers on BBC Radio 1. Other presenters made the opposite move, leaving the BBC to join Radio 210, including Bob Harris and David Hamilton, the latter having defected from BBC Radio 2 because of changes in that station's music policy. Radio 210 initially only served Reading with a transmitter on 97.0 MHz FM on top of The Butts shopping centre; however that changed when it

pos: Where My Dogs At? ways; for example, many of the characters based on real celebrities have other voice actors impersonating their voices (such as Steve-O from Jackass and Wildboyz, who appeared in the third episode). The animation for the show was produced at 6 Point Harness. MTV and the show received angry responses from the African-American community for "depicting black women squatting on all fours tethered to leashes and defecating on the floor" in an episode depicting Snoop Dogg ("Woofie Loves Snoop"). Where My Dogs At? Where My Dogs At? is an animated television series created by Aaron Matthew Lee and Jeff Ross that

pos: Steve Marsh (comedian) Brother's Big Mouth", and in January 2008, the pair starred as feuding brothers in an episode of ITV drama "Kingdom". He also had a part in "Emmerdale", as a policeman during the storyline involving Nick Henshall, who killed main characters Viv Hope. He appears in the Ken Loach film "Looking For Eric" as the main antagonist, Zac. The film was released in June 2009, and co-stars Steve Evets, John Henshaw and Eric Cantona. On 16 February 2007, Marsh and Wright starred in their own show, "Crash Test Dummies", narrated by Brian Blessed. In January 2012, he appeared in "Hollyoaks" as

pos: Steve Downes also hosts the nationally syndicated radio show "The Classics". He is married to fellow voice actress Liz Zweifler. On February 6, 2015, Downes announced that after 44 years in radio he would retire to spend more time with his family; his final show on WDRV was March 9, 2015. He was succeeded by veteran sports/talk radio hosts Dan McNeil and Pete McMurray. Steve Downes has been in commercial voice since 1990. He has provided voices for several video games. His first experience in voice acting for video games came in 1999 when he played the role of Gunnar in the

pos: The Ingraham Angle trending hashtag for Russian Twitter accounts. Ingraham was supported by singer and NRA board member Ted Nugent, and talk show host Bill Maher who defended her on the grounds of free speech. Republican strategist Steve Schmidt speculated why Ingraham's advertisers pulled their support: "...this kid’s not scared. He’s not scared of the NRA. He’s not intimidated and scared by Laura Ingraham." Fox News co-president Jack Abernethy issued a statement of support for Ingraham: "We cannot and will not allow voices to be censored by agenda-driven intimidation efforts." Following Ingraham's return to the show on April 9, AdAge reported that as

pos: BBC Radio 1 Light Programme, and commercial radio, which was targeting the "Radio 1 and a half" audience, consequently enjoyed a massive increase in its audience share at the expense of Radio 1. After the departure of Steve Wright, who had been unsuccessfully moved from his long-running afternoon show to the breakfast show in January 1994, Bannister hired Chris Evans to present the prime morning slot in April 1995. Evans was a popular but controversial presenter who was eventually sacked in 1997 after he demanded to present the breakfast show for only four days per week. Evans was replaced from 17 February 1997

pos: Pennine Radio (radio station) Pennine from day one. He presented various programmes on the station, memorably his late show and "Solid Gold Sunday", and a weekly 1950's 'Rock'n'Roll' show. A highlight of Pennine's history was having ex-BBC Radio 1 lunch-time presenter Paul Burnett host the breakfast show for 12 months from autumn 1984-85. Twenty-four-hour broadcasting began in the autumn of 1984. The gap between Roger Kirk's late show and Steve Truelove's early show was filled by Dave Nixon, who became legendary for his "Night Strike" competition: ten pin bowling on the wireless. Mid-1980s Pennine people included Martin Kelner and Steve Truelove (both later going

pos: The Ant Bully (film) up to Steve who runs away from him (and the bully's friends whose abusing by him give them orders, which Lucas says that together, they are taller than Steve). Lucas then showers the colony with jelly beans as a farewell gift. Additional voices were provided by Tyler James Williams, Jaishon Fisher, Frank Welker, Tom Kenny, Neil Ross, Bob Joles, Wally Wingert, Leon Morenzie, Johnathan Cook, Clive Robertson, S. Scott Bullock, Susan Silo, Zack Shada (uncredited), Benjamin Bryan (uncredited), and Jordan Orr (uncredited). Hanks originally conceived the idea for an animated film adaptation after reading the book with his child. He

pos: Mark Goodier Nirvana's "odds-and-sods" release, "Incesticide", featured several songs recorded for Goodier's BBC show. The album reached the top 40 on both sides of the Atlantic and achieved Platinum status in America. A further session recording was "Something in the Way", released on the 2011 edition of "Nevermind". When Simon Mayo left "The Radio 1 Breakfast Show" in 1993, Radio 1 boss Matthew Bannister approached Steve Wright to take over the slot. Wright said that he would not do so immediately after Mayo, and Bannister asked Goodier to stand in as host for four months in late 1993. He then shifted to

neg: The Big Lez Show voice's. As a result of this, production is a very slow process, with individual episodes sometimes taking several months to create. For seasons 1, 2 and 3 the majority of work was handled by Jarrad Wright. Wright still acts as the main writer however and performs the majority of the voices for the show. The show's music is also written and performed by Wright, performed on acoustic guitar and recorded using Audacity. The show has gained a following on YouTube, with its channel having over 653,000 subscribers and 78 million views as of December 2018. The show's popularity on YouTube

neg: Sing (2016 American film) Mike returns to the show and sings Frank Sinatra's "My Way." Meena finally overcomes her fears and sings Stevie Wonder's "Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing", which literally brings down the house. The show becomes a success and impresses Nana, who was in the audience. Nana buys the lot and the theater is rebuilt and reopened. The voices of Rosita's piglet children were provided by Oscar, Leo, Caspar, and Asa Jennings, the children of Garth Jennings, the film's writer and director. Jennings had directors Edgar Wright and Wes Anderson provide "additional voices", continuing a tradition of the three friends appearing

neg: Steve Edge for the BBC2 comedy "The Cup" in which he also starred as the lead, Terry McConnell. In 2009 he wrote the BBC1 show Walk on the Wild Side along with Jason Manford as well as adding the voices to the show, most notably the Marmot repeatedly shouting "Alan". In 2009 he wrote and narrated BBC3's "Almost Famous III" and returned in 2010 with the much revered sequel "Almost Famous IV". In 2002 he starred in a series of improvised adverts directed by Graham Linehan, for the now defunct ITV Sport Channel. He starred as a hapless undertaker in the Elbow

neg: Kyle Carrozza "Catbug". Kyle's animated series "Mighty Magiswords" premiered on Cartoon Network Video and "Cartoon Network Anything" on May 6, 2015. Kyle also provides the leading voice of Prohyas in the show and does the voice of the announcer who says all the magiswords names in the show, as well as numerous other voices. This show also stars Grey DeLisle as Vambre, Princess Zange and other voices. The series was billed as the network's first original web series. He created the characters in high school in 1996 and pitched it between 2005–2007 under two different titles; "Legendary Warriors for Hire" and a

neg: Shaun of the Dead Shaun of the Dead Shaun of the Dead is a 2004 horror comedy film directed by Edgar Wright, co-written by Wright and Simon Pegg, and starring Pegg and Nick Frost. Pegg plays Shaun, a directionless Londoner who is caught in an apocalyptic zombie uprising. The film was a critical and commercial success and was nominated for a BAFTA. It is the first in Wright and Pegg's "Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy, "followed by 2007's "Hot Fuzz" and 2013's "The World's End". Shaun is a shop salesman with no direction in his life. His colleagues disrespect him, he does not get on

neg: 106 & Park 524 West 57th Street between 10th & 11th Avenues, in the Hell's Kitchen section of Midtown Manhattan. A. J. Calloway and Marie "Free" Wright were the original hosts of the show from September 11, 2000 until July 28, 2005, when Calloway (who was tearful on that episode) announced that it would be his last show, as well as for Free (who spoke via phone), as the show was either presented by Calloway or Wright. On August 1, 2005 "106 & Park" presented by television personality and model Julissa Bermudez and "Rap City: Tha Basement"'s Big Tigger until July 3, 2006

neg: Brad Neely's Harg Nallin' Sclopio Peepio few seconds. As part of the main cast, Affion Crockett, Ilana Glazer, Darrell Hammond, Gabourey Sidibe, and Neely provide the voices of various characters. One guest star appears each episode. "Brad Neely's Harg Nallin' Sclopio Peepio" was announced a week before Adult Swim's upfront in the second week of May 2015. The show is the creation of Brad Neely, who conceived another Adult Swim program, "China, IL". Daniel Weidenfeld, executive producer of the aforementioned series, holds the same position on "Sclopio Peepio", as does Neely and Dave Newberg. Production of the first season commenced during production of "China"s third season

neg: James Wright Group 7 and then succumbed to the flood of imported international records after the import ban had ended. James Wright Group were regulars on TV programmes, often playing live-to-air, including "Move" – hosted by Vince Lovegrove (ex-Valentines) – NWS9's four-hour Rock Marathon aired on Saturday afternoons; "ZAP!" – SAS10's Saturday morning rock show with Ron Kosmider. They made guest appearances on "Adelaide Tonight" (NWS9's weekly variety show hosted by Ernie Sigley) and "The Go Show" (ATV0'S national rock music show hosted by Ross D. Wyllie). After two eastern states tours, Pepper Records decided not to release the third single "Lawdy Lawdy"

neg: Steve Franken on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show". He appeared on "Barney Miller" in 1975 (episode: "The Arsonist") and again in 1981 (episode: "Resignation"). In 1979, he starred as Tom Voorhies alongside Michael Constantine in Disney's "The North Avenue Irregulars". He appeared again opposite Peter Sellers in 1980's "The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu". He acted and directed in various episodes of the religious television anthology series "Insight". He appeared in small roles in such contemporary television series as "Murphy Brown", "The King of Queens" and "Seinfeld". From 2002 to 2003, he provided voices for "Law & Order" computer games. He

neg: J. J. Wright to a Top 40 format. He also does imaging for other CBS stations in the Boston market. Wright was recognized at the 2000 Achievement in Radio Awards in Boston with the award for Best Evening Show. J. J. Wright J.J. Wright is an American disc jockey, originally from Louisville, Kentucky, who has been broadcasting in Boston, Massachusetts since 1973. Starting on WRKO (680-AM), he went to briefly to WBOS (92.9), then KISS 108 when the station first went on the air in 1979, there he stayed for nearly 20 years. After leaving KISS 108 in 1998, he went to WROR

neg: Joe Inglis July 2008, which caught up with all the stars of the series and looked at what they had done since the original series ended. He was the vet on "Blue Peter", where he worked for four years. He also regularly appears on BBC One's "The One Show" as their resident vet - a role he also carries out for Channel 5's The Wright Stuff. In 2010, he became the pet expert for ITV's breakfast show, "Daybreak". Inglis is the author of three books, two of them being tips for cats and dogs, and one called "It Really Does Happen to

neg: Una Marson Caribbean literary work was read over the radio. More than two hundred authors appeared on "Caribbean Voices", including V. S. Naipaul, Samuel Selvon, George Lamming and Derek Walcott. Through this show, Marson met people such as Clare McFarlane, Vic Reid, Andrew Salkey, Langston Hughes, James Weldon Johnson, Jomo Kenyatta, Haile Selassie, Marcus Garvey, Amy Garvey, Nancy Cunard, Sylvia Pankhurst, Winifred Holtby, Paul Robeson, John Masefield, Louis MacNeice, T. S. Eliot, Tambimuttu and George Orwell. The latter helped Marson edit the programme before she turned it into "Caribbean Voices". She also established a firm friendship with Mary Treadgold, who eventually took

neg: Bride of Chucky Bride of Chucky Bride of Chucky is a 1998 American comedy slasher film, the fourth installment of the "Child's Play" franchise and sequel to 1991's "Child's Play 3". The film is written by Don Mancini and directed by Ronny Yu, and stars Jennifer Tilly (who plays and voices the title character Tiffany) and Brad Dourif (who voices Chucky), as well as John Ritter, Katherine Heigl and Nick Stabile. Unlike the first three "Child's Play" films, this film takes a markedly humorous turn and often into self-referential parody. It does not continue on with the concept of a child victim in

neg: Kyle Carrozza the TV series episodes are written by Mr. Lawrence, who provides the voice of Ralphio on the show. Ken Mitchroney serves as the supervising producer of the series as well as providing additional voices with his recurring character being Mr. Packard, the Warriors' elephant landlord. David Baron, an artist on Tumblr and deviantArt who collaborated with Kyle on his webcomic "Frog Raccoon Strawberry", does some character designs for the show. The series also gained a cult following due to the involvement of Danny Sexbang, who provided the lead vocals of the theme song alongside Kyle and Arin Hanson who frequently

neg: Finbar Wright the National Concert Hall in Dublin, Wright was presented with a five-foot cake and a leather-bound book of well wishes from former President Bill and Hillary Clinton, and old friends Daniel O'Donnell and Phil Coulter, among others. Wright has guested on most of Ireland's national television programs, including many appearances on RTÉ's "The Late Late Show" and UTV's Gerry Kelly show, TV3's "Ireland AM", RTÉ's "The Afternoon Show" and the comedy hit "Podge and Rodge". He has guested with the Irish Tenors on all the major network morning shows in the United States, NBC's Today Show, ABC's Good Morning America,

neg: Collateral Damage (Millennium) R. Perry, who had previously penned the second season episode "The Mikado", as well as "...Thirteen Years Later" and "Omertà" earlier in the third season. Perry would go on to contribute one more script before the series' end. The episode was directed by Thomas J. Wright, who helmed a total of twenty-six episodes across all three seasons. Wright would also go on to direct "Millennium", the series' crossover episode with its sister show "The X-Files". Perry was inspired to write the episode due to his interest in conspiracy theory literature, which he finds interesting but does not believe in. The

neg: Ian Wright in the Arctic, Gunnbjørn. Wright appeared as a "celebrity hijacker" in the television series "". On 12 March 2008, Wright was confirmed as one of the presenters of the new series of the popular game show "Gladiators". Wright was a presenter on Channel 5's early evening magazine programme "Live from Studio Five", from its launch in September 2009, to August 2010. He originally co-presented the show alongside, former model Melinda Messenger, and runner-up of "The Apprentice", Kate Walsh. It was announced on 29 January 2010, that Wright's co-presenter Melinda Messenger was leaving "Live from Studio Five" to focus on other

neg: Patrick Star The sound of Patrick's footsteps is recorded by the show's Foley crew, with a Foley talent wearing a slip-on shoe. Jeff Hutchins, show's sound designer said, "[Going] barefoot makes it tough to have much presence, so we decided that Patrick would be performed with shoes on." Patrick's voice is provided by actor Bill Fagerbakke, who also does the voices of numerous other characters on "SpongeBob SquarePants". While creating the show and writing its pilot episode in 1997, Hillenburg and Derek Drymon, the show's then-creative director, were also conducting auditions to find voices for the show's characters. Fagerbakke auditioned for the

neg: Ian Wright (traveller) he hosted over 50 episodes of the program, including more extreme locations like Arctic Canada, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, Russia, Armenia, Nepal, Australian Outback, and even northern Norway. To date, Wright has won three U.S. Cable Ace Awards for Best Magazine Host. Wright now also stars in the cable channel Discovery Travel & Living show VIP Weekends with Ian Wright. In 2008, Wright appeared in America the Wright Way which aired on the Travel Channel. In this series, Wright travels to American cities and does his usual bit of visiting interesting locations and interacting with locals. In 2010, he presented "Eurovision

neg: Nigel S. Wright AWright then left government service. On October 28, 2013, PM Harper stated in an interview that Wright did not resign, but was in fact dismissed. Wright decided to stay in Ottawa until the RCMP wraps up its investigation of the Senate. On April 15, 2014, the RCMP dropped its nearly year-long investigation into Wright, saying "the evidence gathered does not support criminal charges against Mr. Wright." The RCMP would later lay 31 charges on Duffy on July 17, 2014.; Duffy was exonerated of all 31 charges on April 21, 2016 and Wright's actions were condemned by Justice Charles Vaillancourt as

neg: Marge Simpson voice is performed by Julie Kavner, who also does the voices of Marge's mother Jacqueline and her sisters Patty and Selma. Kavner had been part of the regular cast of "The Tracey Ullman Show". Voices were needed for the shorts, so the producers decided to ask Kavner and fellow cast member Dan Castellaneta to voice Marge and Homer rather than hire more actors. Part of Kavner's contract says that she will never have to promote "The Simpsons" on video and she rarely performs Marge's voice in public because she believes it "destroys the illusion. People feel these are real people."