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I admit I hated any grid walks when Brundle interviewed Bernie, or a celebrity other than someone who was there because they genuinely gave a toss (e.g. George Harrison) but some of them have been gems, like Brazil 2006 (Kimi's "I was having a s**t" retort to the Schuey/Pele thing). I'd like to think they'd be kept and, the less orchestrated, the better.
Yes but who else can Martin interview when none of the drivers present him the opportumity to talk?Quote:
Originally Posted by V12
There's 20 drivers on the grid chances are SOME will talk to him - I'm more interested in what one of the midfielders or even backmarkers have to say than some random celeb. I know physically walking down the grid would maybe take too much time but I remember him interviewing the likes of Coulthard and Button from further back before. Or hell even one of the other team members around the car, team boss or whoever has a spare minute. Somebody actually relevant basically.Quote:
Originally Posted by Malllen
tbh I'd rather the grid walk did talk to the likes of the mechanics etc, people that you wouldn't normally hear from otherwise.
I'm not sure who dictates who Martin talks to - I'm sure that he otherwise wouldn't target so many celebrities. Maybe that'll be one of the changes at the BBC.
Get Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross to do the celeb interviews... oh perhaps not. :p
Something along the lines of:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Brockman
"Ere, Bernie, I've shagged your Daughter cause I'm a sex addict" <Guffaw>
"Sworry abwout that Bwernie... But she mwust have bween a gwood Fwuck" <Childish snigger>
I'd be quite sure it is Martin himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by theugsquirrel
This brings back memories, The BBC's farewell montage from 1996
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_vKIoh...eature=related
I'd not laughed so much in a long time with the Kimi thing in Brazil. It was amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by V12