Happy Radio Sky Land!

[tealin]

Boy oh boy!

BBC7 is running daily Sherlock Holmes radio plays and if the continuity announcer was dropping the hints it sounded like she was dropping, they could be on for quite some time. On top of that, thearchduchess dropped a marvellously handy link to an archive of The 99p Challenge, the most delightfully daft game show* (THANK YOU), hence the crazed look in my eyes, and the CBC reran their Ideas about the Global Consciousness Project so I've been flying high on radio bliss for two days now. All I need now is for either Radio 4 or BBC7 to rerun 2006's Charm Offensive and I may possibly go into a coma of coolness.

Someday I'll buy myself nice headphones like those ... My hands are drawn in two different styles! I don't care! Yay!

*ISIHAC is not actually played for points or prizes (despite what Humph may goad the audience into saying), or at least none are handed out at the end of the show. So ... is it technically a game show if nobody wins, or is it a Dadaist sketch comedy? 99p's 99p and identifiable winner lands it in secure game show territory, in my personal dictionary. I can't believe I've written a whole paragraph on this.

Comments

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

Sure can (that's how I've been hearing it) – clicking here (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/networks/bbc7/aod.shtml?bbc7/adventure_holmes_mon) will take you to Monday's show (which, this week, was 'A Scandal in Bohemia') and you can listen to the others from there by selecting the following days underneath 'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' in the big list. Or you could go to the BBC7 website and find the 'listen again' listings for the past few days and find the show that way. Your pick. They all require RealPlayer (or else moving to the UK and buying a digital radio).

[browncoat.livejournal.com]

Or knowing somebody who has them all as MP3s and is willing to send them if asked. Which I would. It's good to spread the joy.