One Minute Please

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The forerunner of [[Just a Minute]], this was played in a very similar fashion but with two teams of three instead of four individual panellists.
The forerunner of [[Just a Minute]], this was played in a very similar fashion but with two teams of three instead of four individual panellists.
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Messiter described his inspiration in a radio interview: ''"Well, it came from school. I was looking out of the window. Suddenly the cane came down on my desk, like thunder - it was quite the most extraordinary noise, like a gun going off. The master in charge said 'Messiter, stand up! Would you repeat what I've been saying without repeating yourself?'"''
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[[Ian Messiter]] described his inspiration in a radio interview: ''"Well, it came from school. I was looking out of the window. Suddenly the cane came down on my desk, like thunder - it was quite the most extraordinary noise, like a gun going off. The master in charge said 'Messiter, stand up! Would you repeat what I've been saying without repeating yourself?'"''
== Inventor ==
== Inventor ==

Revision as of 20:04, 7 June 2006

Contents

Host

Roy Plomley

Broadcast

BBC Home Service, 1951-?

Synopsis

The forerunner of Just a Minute, this was played in a very similar fashion but with two teams of three instead of four individual panellists.

Ian Messiter described his inspiration in a radio interview: "Well, it came from school. I was looking out of the window. Suddenly the cane came down on my desk, like thunder - it was quite the most extraordinary noise, like a gun going off. The master in charge said 'Messiter, stand up! Would you repeat what I've been saying without repeating yourself?'"

Inventor

Ian Messiter

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