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Topic History of: JK on TOTP
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robbiex I remember you came on totp two years later to introduce the popular trend of 1982, which was deely boppers (antenni attached to the head). Great fun whilst they lasted.
JK2006 I'm not sure The Cube had a name at that stage since I really invented the "it's huge" story - nobody had bought it or knew about it!
robbiex Just seen it on iplayer, strike or not it was still a great show. Xtc, Madness, Sheena Easton, and Kelly Marie, all great tracks. You were very amiable with the Rubik's cube, although you didn't actually mention what it was called. The lovely Olivia Newton-John was co-presenting, did you get to meet her? Was she has lovely as she seemed? She just had a big hit with Xanadu, which was a great song somewhat forgotten by the Industrial action.
JK2006 Yes that was why Simon asked me to come on and bring something back to talk about, to fill space (strike, correct). So I bought the Rubik's Cube (that NOBODY in America was buying yet) from FAO Schwartz ("can't give 'em away") and claimed it was the new big thing.
dixie I assume there was some kind of strike at the BBC that week. No studio audience and all the performances were video or repeats.