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Nov 6, 2026

Arthur O'DeaPANELIST
29:03
Really, really interesting for anyone who was.
Arthur O'DeaPANELIST
29:05
So we never had Sky, like not, you needed Sky Sports for that, wasn't it? Eventually came on to Sky One.
Arthur O'DeaPANELIST
29:11
Eventually came on to Sky One, which kind of
Eoin SheahanHOST
29:12
sorted me out for a good few years.
Arthur O'DeaPANELIST
29:14
I missed all the glory years of it.
Lee HutchisonGUEST
7:16
Yeah, I was watching them in real time as you could in the UK.
Lee HutchisonGUEST
7:20
Sky One.
Lee HutchisonGUEST
7:21
I can't remember.
Lee HutchisonGUEST
7:22
I tried to look at it myself.
Lee HutchisonGUEST
7:23
Usually Memory Alpha is good for this.
Lee HutchisonGUEST
7:25
I was like, what was the Sky One date? Because I think we were getting a bit tighter by that point for delays.
Lee HutchisonGUEST
7:30
So it wasn't overly far behind.
Lee HutchisonGUEST
7:32
But I was very much watching them at the time.
Pat SharpGUEST
24:38
Rolf, lovely chap.
Pat SharpGUEST
24:40
He was quite excited because I was on TV and the guy from Sky Channel was phoning up.
Pat SharpGUEST
24:48
Earlier on he'd watched interviewing Duran Duran and now he was phoning his sister.
Pat SharpGUEST
24:52
So he thought that was quite fun.
ChrisHOST
53:44
It was Sky that when they first bought the football, like Kate said, that's what made them.
ChrisHOST
53:51
You know, what do you get on Sky One that you can't get on other Sky channels? Sky Movies, is it all that good, you know? And Sky News was portioned off and that's now run by a separate company.
ChrisHOST
54:04
Is it Sky that are looking to buy ITV as well? um there has to be a time when tv revenue is actually uh from advertising is actually going down because companies haven't got the money like they used to um sky they have all got their eggs in one basket i'm afraid um and you know and they wonder why people you know aren't or using, shall we say, sticks.
ChrisHOST
54:35
Let's just call it, say, using sticks to watch things.
Dave ElliottHOST
48:48
Hudson and Rex finally returns for the second half of season eight.
Dave ElliottHOST
48:51
That's on you and Alibi on the 8th of November at 8 p.m. And SWAT Exiles has got picked up by Sky One, and he's coming very soon, 8th of November at 9 p.m. on Sky One, SWAT Exiles lands.
Dave ElliottHOST
49:06
That's, of course, Shimamo back leading an experimental SWAT unit of untested, unpredictable young recruits.
Dave ElliottHOST
49:13
So that is the spinoff of SWAT.
Craig McKenzieGUEST
3:35
And there was a lot of hype around it when it first released.
Craig McKenzieGUEST
3:40
I don't know if you had Sky One at the time, but Sky One were really pushing at it.
Craig McKenzieGUEST
3:44
I did.
Craig McKenzieGUEST
3:44
And it was very... it's because they helped pay for it so they had a lot of skin in the game when it came to producing the show but I remember there was lots of these promos where they would talk to people that do the job that the character played by Carly Gugino does in this show, contingency analysts I remember this interview that was on a loop during advert breaks and things where it was yes I did that job, I prepared for alien invasions and pandemics and all this stuff so it's quite interesting that there's a real job out there where it's we're not only thinking about the worst, we're also preparing for it.
Craig McKenzieGUEST
4:27
So yeah, it's an interesting artifact of television, I suppose.
Craig McKenzieGUEST
4:31
And one of the interesting things about it is that final three episodes did not air in the US.
Craig McKenzieGUEST
4:37
When they cancelled it, they just pulled it from broadcast, but Sky One showed the last three episodes.
Craig McKenzieGUEST
4:41
So it's this kind of lost media if you're in the US.
Jon SchneiderHOST
11:43
So I can't wait to see what you're going to do when Saturday Night Live UK returns in January.
Jon SchneiderHOST
11:47
You can find SNL UK streaming out in the States on Peacock, on Crave in Canada and on Sky One and now in the UK.
Jon SchneiderHOST
11:52
george four acres thanks for joining us on the saturday night network thank you john thank you
George FouracresGUEST
11:57
very much
Jon SchneiderHOST
16:26
It is a much higher up problem with, like, Sky and the different variations of NBC and their subsidiaries where, like, Universal, where...
Jon SchneiderHOST
16:38
There is a belief somewhere with some people in a boardroom who are looking at like the budget of Saturday Night Live and Saturday Night Live UK and the numbers and the expansion plan or whatever is going to happen here where they're like, I don't think that people will subscribe to Sky One or Now to watch SNL UK if all the sketches are on YouTube.
Jon SchneiderHOST
17:03
I disagree.
Jon SchneiderHOST
17:04
I think that you get people like to buy in.
Mark AdderleyHOST
14:25
I'm going to play this just because it is quite alarming.
Mark AdderleyHOST
14:27
This is a clip from Sky One, which just tells you about the kind of constant, the constant preparation that's going on around the world and the constant sort of mobilization of weaponry and and the war machine, et cetera.
Mark AdderleyHOST
14:41
And it's unusual for Nadia to send me something about an aircraft carrier, but she did because you found it concerning.
Mark AdderleyHOST
14:47
Chilling.
Nathan SneydHOST
45:27
Now it's called Te Reo.
Nathan SneydHOST
45:29
But it's – so to a point now where the Maldi language – is now, so if you watch Sky One, it's in English, Sky Two, it's in Māori.
Nathan SneydHOST
45:38
It would never, 20 years ago, not even, even five years ago.
Nathan SneydHOST
45:42
So it's this embracing the Māori culture, which is, which, let's face it, the Māori were the first people No, they weren't there actually.

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