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Back on June 11th on BBC3 this time .


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Shut up!

will it be watered down in the typical BBC fashion? I suspect so

Wooders wrote:will it be watered down in the typical BBC fashion? I suspect so

Every chance

is it mario rosenstock the irish bloke that did the last one i wonder?

Fantastic!

Yes it's Mario Rosenstock

Class....being done by same ppl

From Mary Hannigan (Irish reporter)
SPECIAL1 TV SIGNED BY BBC TV
SPECIAL 1 TV, the comedy puppet series created by writer and impressionist Mario Rosenstock and Damian Farrell of animation company Caboom, has been signed up by the BBC to feature in their coverage of the World Cup finals this summer, writes Mary Hannigan .
The show, which first appeared on Setanta Sports in 2007, is hosted by Jose Mourinho, with the help of his assistants Wayne Rooney, Sven Goran Eriksson and Fabio Capello. An endless array of callers to the shows phone-in, powered by the voice of Rosenstock, also feature, including Rafa Benitez, Roy Keane, Arsene Wenger, Alex Ferguson, Didier Drogba, Nelson Mandela and Barack from WashingtonA team of up to 14 will work on the show, which will be filmed in Dublin, the audio version of which will be aired on Today FM.
Special 1 TV begins on BBC3 on June 11th with daily episodes available on BBC online during the tournament.

ant london wrote:Class....being done by same ppl

From Mary Hannigan (Irish reporter)
SPECIAL1 TV SIGNED BY BBC TV
SPECIAL 1 TV, the comedy puppet series created by writer and impressionist Mario Rosenstock and Damian Farrell of animation company Caboom, has been signed up by the BBC to feature in their coverage of the World Cup finals this summer, writes Mary Hannigan .
The show, which first appeared on Setanta Sports in 2007, is hosted by Jose Mourinho, with the help of his assistants Wayne Rooney, Sven Goran Eriksson and Fabio Capello. An endless array of callers to the shows phone-in, powered by the voice of Rosenstock, also feature, including Rafa Benitez, Roy Keane, Arsene Wenger, Alex Ferguson, Didier Drogba, Nelson Mandela and Barack from WashingtonA team of up to 14 will work on the show, which will be filmed in Dublin, the audio version of which will be aired on Today FM.
Special 1 TV begins on BBC3 on June 11th with daily episodes available on BBC online during the tournament.

fantastic...it played on Setanta here in the States when it aired. The Wayne Rooney impression was prollee one of my fave parts. Classic stuff.

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