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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 257785" data-attributes="member: 23">I did the same and thought it was lovely. It was a nice surprise that it ran for over an hour as I&#039;d convinced myself it was half an hour.Great to see Jim Broadbent, Lenny Henry and plenty of other friends she&#039;d known for decades hosting it. The Continuity Announcer&#039;s introduction was terrific as well. I enjoyed the chat from the stage, and am glad of that rather than more clips. After The Secret List, Victoria Wood In Her Own Words and From Soup To Nuts I&#039;ve seen and heard oodles of clips, so I liked this approach for a change. It was interesting to hear how she&#039;d inspired others and to get their perspective. Vic looked overwhelmed by it all, which isn&#039;t surprising considering all those incredible people coming together to admire her talent.Tip Tap Top was in my head for days after watching Acorn Antiques: The Musical and now it&#039;s back in there again. Such an earworm. Vic knows how to write them. I thought it interesting that Joan Armatrading and other musicians spoke of Vic&#039;s talent at writing songs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 257785, member: 23"] I did the same and thought it was lovely. It was a nice surprise that it ran for over an hour as I'd convinced myself it was half an hour. Great to see Jim Broadbent, Lenny Henry and plenty of other friends she'd known for decades hosting it. The Continuity Announcer's introduction was terrific as well. I enjoyed the chat from the stage, and am glad of that rather than more clips. After [I]The Secret List, Victoria Wood In Her Own Words [/I]and[I] From Soup To Nuts[/I] I've seen and heard oodles of clips, so I liked this approach for a change. It was interesting to hear how she'd inspired others and to get their perspective. Vic looked overwhelmed by it all, which isn't surprising considering all those incredible people coming together to admire her talent. [I]Tip Tap Top[/I] was in my head for days after watching [I]Acorn Antiques: The Musical[/I] and now it's back in there again. Such an earworm. Vic knows how to write them. I thought it interesting that Joan Armatrading and other musicians spoke of Vic's talent at writing songs. [/QUOTE]

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