Lol I remember Cheggers tried to knock on his door for Big Breakfast and he got upset and complained and channel 4 said "we are sorry Mike doesn't have a sense of humour".
Lol I remember Cheggers tried to knock on his door for Big Breakfast and he got upset and complained and channel 4 said "we are sorry Mike doesn't have a sense of humour".
lol? What's so funny about it? Insensitive post of the year.
That really is a terrible shame, he was a superb radio and television broadcaster in his heyday.
Indeed, the sheer number of shows he presented and appears on proves it; Top Of The Pops, The Late Late Breakfast Show, Breakfast Time, That's Showbusiness, Trick Or Treat, Hearts Of Gold, Body Heat, the BBC's coverage of Live Aid and the Montreux Music Festivals, the notorious Ghostwatch - and that's not even mentioning fronting the most prestigious show in radio, the Radio 1 Breakfast Show, for two years.
It's a shame he disappeared from broadcasting in the way he did but he set up his helicopter filming company instead and made it into a very successful venture.
None of the news reports have mentioned that he also in the 1980s drove in motorsport. He competed in the Touring Car championship for a while.
Ah that explains it! Was searching my brain for why I associated him with Oulton Park. I remember as a kid getting radio 1 stickers and all sorts from one of the meets. Must have been Touring Cars.
Ah that explains it! Was searching my brain for why I associated him with Oulton Park. I remember as a kid getting radio 1 stickers and all sorts from one of the meets. Must have been Touring Cars.
Murray Walker said that he "guaranteed action by the bucket-load". Though he did clash with his teammate Frank Sytner.
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How shocking.
Of course survived a helicopter crash with his wife Sarah Greene back in September 1988 but far too young to die
I last saw them as a couple in Pointless Celebrities last year. How very sad for Sarah:(
Very sad
My thoughts are with Sarah.
I feel very sad for Sarah.
Indeed, the sheer number of shows he presented and appears on proves it; Top Of The Pops, The Late Late Breakfast Show, Breakfast Time, That's Showbusiness, Trick Or Treat, Hearts Of Gold, Body Heat, the BBC's coverage of Live Aid and the Montreux Music Festivals, the notorious Ghostwatch - and that's not even mentioning fronting the most prestigious show in radio, the Radio 1 Breakfast Show, for two years.
It's a shame he disappeared from broadcasting in the way he did but he set up his helicopter filming company instead and made it into a very successful venture.
RIP Mike Smith.
Most insensitive post of the year get a grip
When someone dies you remember them how you remember them tough if it does not suit you.
You should try reading Ukraine, MH17 or Israel/Gaza threads if you want to see real insensitivity.
His career had stalled somewhat since That's Showbusiness ended, it's true.
None of the news reports have mentioned that he also in the 1980s drove in motorsport. He competed in the Touring Car championship for a while.
Ah that explains it! Was searching my brain for why I associated him with Oulton Park. I remember as a kid getting radio 1 stickers and all sorts from one of the meets. Must have been Touring Cars.
Murray Walker said that he "guaranteed action by the bucket-load". Though he did clash with his teammate Frank Sytner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRmTh69PLEU
Yikes, haven't seen Ghostwatch in years.