Jon Snow's last week on Channel 4 News
#31
The final credits. Clearly so much more to the team than just their lead anchor.

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#32
RDJ post_id=60013 time= user_id=831 Wrote:Not too sure about that weird credits listing Jon for allsorts of things, and denying Cathy the chance to say good bye.

Cathy wasn't presenting tonight, it was Jackie.


Did find it very strange that Matt Frei was in the newsroom but wasn't part of the get together of the presenters.
#33
AlfieMulcahy post_id=60024 time= user_id=1048 Wrote:
RDJ post_id=60013 time= user_id=831 Wrote:Not too sure about that weird credits listing Jon for allsorts of things, and denying Cathy the chance to say good bye.

Cathy wasn't presenting tonight, it was Jackie.


Did find it very strange that Matt Frei was in the newsroom but wasn't part of the get together of the presenters.

Cathy was on the videocall with Krish, but didn’t say anything. Appeared she should have!

Perhaps surprising that Alex, Matt and others weren’t featured, nor any former presenters. Jacob-Rees Mogg’s and Nicola Sturgeon’s contributions were both a little odd in their own ways. But don’t want to take away from it being an excellent send off for a wonderful broadcaster - which it was.
#34
XIII post_id=60008 time= user_id=894 Wrote:Where can I get Jon Snow's tie, asking for a friend....

https://victoriarichards.com/
#35
adamiow post_id=60028 time= user_id=1277 Wrote:
XIII post_id=60008 time= user_id=894 Wrote:Where can I get Jon Snow's tie, asking for a friend....

https://victoriarichards.com/
Slightly out of my price range...
#36
XIII post_id=60008 time= user_id=894 Wrote:Where can I get Jon Snow's tie, asking for a friend....

By mugging Jon Snow Wink
#37
Probably the finest send-off of a newscaster I have ever seen. It wasn't at all cringeworthy or self-congratulatory, yet showed the high regard everyone has for Jon Snow, from his colleagues to politicians and members of the public. It was so typical of Jon to rightly praise the technical staff who bring C4 News on the air, many of whom work tirelessly and are rarely recognised.

It's sad that the huge names of TV News that I grew up with have left the stage - Trevor McDonald, John Suchet, Peter Sissons, Michael Buerk, Anna Ford, Martyn Lewis et al - and now Jon Snow.

It was so fitting to play Jon out with the original version of the C4 News theme, 'Best Endeavours,' and a nice extended outing at that. The rarely-heard middle 8 section really brought a lump to my throat as Jon was being congratulated by his colleagues in the newsroom. Not only a testament to Jon, but also to the recently-departed composer, Alan Hawkshaw. Two C4 News legends in their own right.
#38
If anyone wants to see the full final bulletin it's here: https://youtu.be/CAM6DoZhhps

It's amazing to see Jon Snow getting the send-off he deserves!
We are sorry for the break in this programme and are trying to correct the fault. https://discord.gg/249XbfcNuh
#39
itsrobert post_id=60047 time= user_id=913 Wrote:Probably the finest send-off of a newscaster I have ever seen. It wasn't at all cringeworthy or self-congratulatory, yet showed the high regard everyone has for Jon Snow, from his colleagues to politicians and members of the public. It was so typical of Jon to rightly praise the technical staff who bring C4 News on the air, many of whom work tirelessly and are rarely recognised.

It's sad that the huge names of TV News that I grew up with have left the stage - Trevor McDonald, John Suchet, Peter Sissons, Michael Buerk, Anna Ford, Martyn Lewis et al - and now Jon Snow.

It was so fitting to play Jon out with the original version of the C4 News theme, 'Best Endeavours,' and a nice extended outing at that. The rarely-heard middle 8 section really brought a lump to my throat as Jon was being congratulated by his colleagues in the newsroom. Not only a testament to Jon, but also to the recently-departed composer, Alan Hawkshaw. Two C4 News legends in their own right.

It’s always sad to see when a legendary news presenter retires, I just do think that all the legendary Newsreaders had a very unique delivery that got the viewers attention and listening, and these were the days without big graphics on screen, so they had to cultivate a delivery and style that did this and make them stand out, yeah it’s definitely sad though seeing these legendary presenters but that’s how it is.
#40
Certainly feels like the last of a generation with the core BBC, ITV and C4 teams now pretty much compiled of newsreaders who took up the role in the 21st century with the odd exception being from the late 90s.
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#41
Brekkie post_id=60150 time= user_id=976 Wrote:Certainly feels like the last of a generation with the core BBC, ITV and C4 teams now pretty much compiled of newsreaders who took up the role in the 21st century with the odd exception being from the late 90s.
Yes on Network News from pre-2000 I would guess Krishnan, Huw Edwards, Fiona Bruce and George
Alagiah. And probably Charlie Stayt?
#42
C4 News had a very different original theme tune for the first months.

I accept that I'm musically tone deaf, but it doesn't sound like what they used afterwards, or any of the variations. :?
https://youtu.be/wXy_FeoxB_U
#43
mccanmat post_id=60177 time= user_id=1107 Wrote:
Brekkie post_id=60150 time= user_id=976 Wrote:Certainly feels like the last of a generation with the core BBC, ITV and C4 teams now pretty much compiled of newsreaders who took up the role in the 21st century with the odd exception being from the late 90s.
Yes on Network News from pre-2000 I would guess Krishnan, Huw Edwards, Fiona Bruce and George
Alagiah. And probably Charlie Stayt?
Sophie Raworth and Julie Etchingham were on Breakfast News in the late 90's as well
#44
excel99 post_id=60220 time= user_id=1238 Wrote:
mccanmat post_id=60177 time= user_id=1107 Wrote:
Brekkie post_id=60150 time= user_id=976 Wrote:Certainly feels like the last of a generation with the core BBC, ITV and C4 teams now pretty much compiled of newsreaders who took up the role in the 21st century with the odd exception being from the late 90s.
Yes on Network News from pre-2000 I would guess Krishnan, Huw Edwards, Fiona Bruce and George
Alagiah. And probably Charlie Stayt?
Sophie Raworth and Julie Etchingham were on Breakfast News in the late 90's as well

Sian Williams did her first national bulletins in 1999 if we're extending to C5, possibly Jane Hill as well?
#45
I saw his send-off when it aired three days ago and I have to say that it was a fitting one. His legacy as one of the best newsreaders from the past 50 years will live on.


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