Southbank Show query
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CharlieFairhead
Loweringthetonesince1974
Re: Southbank Show
Jo O' Keefe?
http://coronationstreet.wikia.com/wiki/Jo_O'Keefe
In the Smiths heyday, fey young types in cardigans were inspired to express themselves. In 1987 Shaun Duggan, an acolyte who penned a play called William, after the Smiths single William, it was Really Nothing, exploited his superfan status to interview Moz on The Tube in possibly the most embarrassing encounter yet broadcast on British television. And Duggan’s chum Jo O’Keefe inveigled herself on to a South Bank Show devoted to the band.
The pair later became writers on Brookside (Duggan) and Coronation Street (O’Keefe), and Morrissey appeared, playing himself badly, in Damon and Debbie, the long-forgotten spinoff of the now similarly deceased Liverpool soap. (The teenage runaways ran into him in the lobby at London’s Capital Radio, one of the many stations which has generally ignored his music.)
Jo O' Keefe?
http://coronationstreet.wikia.com/wiki/Jo_O'Keefe
In the Smiths heyday, fey young types in cardigans were inspired to express themselves. In 1987 Shaun Duggan, an acolyte who penned a play called William, after the Smiths single William, it was Really Nothing, exploited his superfan status to interview Moz on The Tube in possibly the most embarrassing encounter yet broadcast on British television. And Duggan’s chum Jo O’Keefe inveigled herself on to a South Bank Show devoted to the band.
The pair later became writers on Brookside (Duggan) and Coronation Street (O’Keefe), and Morrissey appeared, playing himself badly, in Damon and Debbie, the long-forgotten spinoff of the now similarly deceased Liverpool soap. (The teenage runaways ran into him in the lobby at London’s Capital Radio, one of the many stations which has generally ignored his music.)
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CharlieFairhead
Loweringthetonesince1974
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Sim Tappertit
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Re: Southbank Show
It wasn't Damon and Debbie but a different Brookside spinofff called 'South', a 2-part drama shown as part of The English Programme on Channel 4. The full dialogue of Morrissey's scene is transcribed under a for 'acting' in Mozpedia.
It wasn't Damon and Debbie but a different Brookside spinofff called 'South', a 2-part drama shown as part of The English Programme on Channel 4. The full dialogue of Morrissey's scene is transcribed under a for 'acting' in Mozpedia.
CharlieFairhead
Loweringthetonesince1974
Sheridan Whiteside
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and this is what she looks like now, if youre interested....................
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