Oct 16, 2026 · 20 min · 10 segments
Bread Bin & Cartridge Ep.29 r1 — Last Ninja 2 — 12 October 1988. System 3's Last Ninja 2 brings the ninja to modern-day New York in the autumn of 1988. Whitney Houston's One Moment In Time tops the…
Mark WebbHostMusic first.
On the official singles chart for that week, Whitney Houston was number one with one moment in time.
It was written for the Seoul Olympics and the Games had only finished on the 2nd of October.
That chorus is pure big occasion stuff and you can picture the slow motion sprint finish they played it over.
Every sports roundup that autumn seemed to end with Whitney hitting that key change.
I tried that key change in the car once.
The car hasn't forgiven me.
I've heard you sing along to the radio so I'm on the car's side here.
Some notes should be left to Whitney and the rest of us should keep our eyes on the road.
telly next.
Wednesday night on BBC One at seven o'clock was Wogan, Terry Wogan, Liv from the Television Theatre, talking to whoever was in the news that week, three nights a week, and it ran until 1992.
Terry could get a chat out of anyone and half the fun was waiting for a guest to go completely off the rails on live telly every single week.
The kids' schedule had a big goodbye that week.
Play school going off feels like the end of a chapter because everybody grew up looking through the round square and arched windows.
Going live was the opposite energy, phone-ins and pop stars and a puppet gopher stealing every scene.
Music first.
On the official singles chart for that week, Whitney Houston was number one with one moment in time.
It was written for the Seoul Olympics and the Games had only finished on the 2nd of October.
That chorus is pure big occasion stuff and you can picture the slow motion sprint finish they played it over.
Every sports roundup that autumn seemed to end with Whitney hitting that key change.
I tried that key change in the car once.
The car hasn't forgiven me.
I've heard you sing along to the radio so I'm on the car's side here.
Some notes should be left to Whitney and the rest of us should keep our eyes on the road.
telly next.
Wednesday night on BBC One at seven o'clock was Wogan, Terry Wogan, Liv from the Television Theatre, talking to whoever was in the news that week, three nights a week, and it ran until 1992.
Terry could get a chat out of anyone and half the fun was waiting for a guest to go completely off the rails on live telly every single week.
The kids' schedule had a big goodbye that week.
Play school going off feels like the end of a chapter because everybody grew up looking through the round square and arched windows.
Going live was the opposite energy, phone-ins and pop stars and a puppet gopher stealing every scene.
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