Just been announced that the popular series is getting a fourth run. Attracted 2 million viewers each week, and although I'm not an angler I enjoyed watching these 2 funny blokes putting the world to right.
It got me thinking what one person would you like to do a similar programme with ? It could be a mate, a family member, a well known celebrity or sports star, and preferably alive !
I'd go for Tyson Fury as I've just read his book and he comes across as an interesting character, with a colourful past etc. Any more suggestions ?
It would have to be with my mate who's been fighting metastatic cancer for 2 1/2 years & would be something to do with bike racing or football, maybe a whole season of British Super Bikes or Burger Van's at all English football grounds.
My dad. I only knew him properly for about 3 years before he died way too early. He took me sea fishing once when I was about 15 and he lived near Southend. That was 52 years ago. I'd give anything to spend just a couple more days doing the same with him again.
Tuned to the Key of Life?
Funnily enough, there was a blind piano tuner in Coventry in the 70's and he certainly knew his stuff. Don't remember his name but it wasn't SW lol.
Tuned to the Key of Life?
Funnily enough, there was a blind piano tuner in Coventry in the 70's and he certainly knew his stuff. Don't remember his name but it wasn't SW lol.
if he was still alive... a series with me and Jimmy Saville visiting all the kids he “fixed it” for now that they are all emotionally damaged adults. We could discuss what had the biggest impact on their lives... eating a hot dog on a roller coaster or getting fiddled with in the dressing room. Each episode would end with a cigar being stubbed out on his face.....great viewing!
Tuned to the Key of Life?
Funnily enough, there was a blind piano tuner in Coventry in the 70's and he certainly knew his stuff. Don't remember his name but it wasn't SW lol.
So glad there's another series scheduled. I absolutely love it
It also puts me in mind of fishing the Leam with my granddad, which was always a treat for me. He passed nearly 55 years ago, but he was one of those blokes that makes an impression. I'll never forget him.
Still have his pride-and-joy split-cane rod and reel hanging up in my workshop.