A clip of you auditioning for No Limits hosts with Tony Baker and Jenny Powell.
Richard thought about making snide remarks but - for once - bit his tongue!
That was such a great series. My favourite ever. And you never see it these days.
Perhaps it wasn't nasty and tabloid enough like The Word which nobody watched but everyone talks about.

You would not believe the amount of people who saw this and have contacted me.

The main point being that Richard seemed to forget my name and had to refer to a piece of paper to mention me so often!

I was a big and early supporter of Richard and Judy's, travelling up to Liverpool many times to do This Morning...

Even during the dark days when Richard was wrongly accused of a serious crime but - luckily for him - managed to avoid conviction.

Sadly I think Max Clifford reached him with a phial of poison.

Personally I wasn't as big a fan of No Limits as I was of Entertainment USA. In fact I only have vague memories of No Limits but have major memories of EUSA!

Yes Steve, No Limits was essentially a music programme aimed at kids (but the views of the UK were so interesting it got a much bigger audience) whereas Ent USA was a general interest programme with me going on and on like I do here! Strangely, millions seemed to enjoy that too. In fact I bet it got bigger ratings than all the other travel series.

I recall the EUSA where you visited the Amish and, despite your dislike of religion, you admitted that you were quite attracted to their lifestyle. I also still have a clip on video where you interviewed Henry Thomas (of ET). The series is worth a re-run on one of the digi channels.

I'm 33 next week, what years did No Limits actually run in on the BBC?

I really am trying to rack my brains to think about it and bar the title sequence, music and Jenny, I can't actually remember anything else! I know that in terms of the presentation E-USA was similar (in my mind not necessarily in practice!) with the titles and music, but I can actually remember a lot of that series!

Perhaps with No Limits being aimed at the younger market, I was too damn precocious!