Dr Fish Posted November 2, 2005 Share Posted November 2, 2005 FIRST PERSON TO TELL US WHO THIS IS, RECEIVES A WWW.ATOMIKHOTDOG.COM CD JUST LEAVE YOUR NAME AND EMAIL ADDRESS ON THE WEBSITES GUESTBOOK. GOOD LUCK CAUSE' ITS A TOUGH ONE, OOOMPH! 1969 Moved to BBC, presented Radio One on air competitions Presented 7-part series Pop Workshop 1970 February - Deputised for flu-ridden Kenny Everett April - Given own show on Saturdays 1pm - 3pm (promoted as R1's youngest ever disc-jockey!) July - Kenny Everett fired by BBC and NE took over Saturday morning show 1971 February - First TV appearance Come Dancing October - Moved to Sunday mornings on Radio One Opened record shop in Kings Road, Chelsea 1972 January - Commenced broadcasting on the BBC World Service July - First appearance on Top of the Pops October - Released first record under pseudonym "Kirk Houston" Elton John "officially" opens Kings Road record shop 1973 June - Took over Breakfast Show from Tony Blackburn 1974 Motor racing career began Signed to drive for Team Ford/Castrol 1975 Numerous TV appearances in addition to TOTP; Call my Bluff, Seaside Special etc June - hosted 10 part children's' series for BBC TV - "Z" Shed Opened 2 nd record shop in Orpington 1976 October - Multi-Coloured Swap Show launched 1977 June - Hosted Disney Time August - Hosted Noel Edmonds Introduces 1978 April - Left Breakfast Show and BBC World Service July - Hosted BBC TV "Hobby Horse" series (junior Mastermind) September - Back to Sunday mornings September - In addition to Swap Shop presented "Lucky Numbers" (Saturday evening BBC1) October - Guest on Desert Island Discs November - Started Talkabout (Radio 1 Thursday evenings) Moved from motor racing to offshore power boating 1979 Qualified as Helicopter pilot May - Presented Top Gear (BBC2) June - Hosted Juke Box Jury (BBC1) Hissing Sid phenomena started December - Royal Variety Show, Drury Lane 1980 April - Appeared on Eurovision Song Contest (as UK host) Top Gear continued and one off programme "Captain Beaky's World of Words and Music" 1981 July - One off series "Taking the Strain" (BBC") 2 nd record released - Brown Sauce - No. 15 in charts 1982 March - Swap Shop ended September - Late Late Breakfast Show launched October - Sunday mornings - Perkins Grange 1983 March - Left Radio 1 April - Time of your Life for BBC1 1984 Started work for ABC in USA Christmas Day show from Telecom Tower (Launched Comic Relief) 1985 February - Hosted British Record Industry Awards Founded Helicopter Management and Unique Group Arranged Live Aid helicopter air lift to Wembley Concert Launched NE show on ABC in USA September - Telly Addicts (1 st series with the Paine family) 1986 Hosted Montreux Golden Rose Festival November - Late Late Breakfast Show cancelled after death of Michael Lush 1987 August Radio series for Radio 4 - "Awayday" One off series - "Whatever Next for BBC" 1988 September - Noel Edmonds Saturday Roadshow launched (Saturday evening BBC1) Offer to move to ITV rejected Farnborough and Fairford Airshows for BBC TV 1989 February - Concorde Special for BBC TV Unique Broadcasting launched (now listed on AIM as UBC Media Group) Farnborough and Fairford Airshows 1990 "Noel's Christmas Presents" 1991 March - Hosted BAFTA Awards Organised first Helifest November - Launched Noel's House Party 1992 April - Noel's Addicts To celebrate 25 years of Radio 1 NE flew with Red Arrows 2 nd series of House Party phenomenal success. Comprehensively beat ITV Broke BBC telephone record receiving 1.25 million calls in 5 minutes The dreaded Mr Blobby received superstardom Offer to move to ITV rejected 1993 Gotcha Oscars renamed after American Academy threatened legal action! New deal with BBC agreed Media distort contract details and NE dubbed "TV's biggest earner" House Party wins Best Light Entertainment Show BAFTA Noel's Garden Party public events launched NE turns on Morecambe lights Crinkley Bottom licensed attractions open in Somerset, Morecambe and East Anglia. 1994 TV and Radio Industry Club Award for NE May - Children's Royal Variety Performance Mr Blobby tackles the USA even appearing on Larry King Live November - NE launches the National Lottery 1995 January - Champion Telly Addicts Start of BlobbyGate legal battle with Morecambe 1996 January - Launch of Noel's Telly Years March - 100 th House Party August - One off TV programme, "Multi Coloured Saturdays", BBC1 1997 April - Foreverett Radio 2 Noel's Le Mans Dream - 3 BBC1 prime time documentaries covering Unique Group's attempt to win the 24 hour race 1998 Telly Addicts ends after 13 years 1999 Noel's House Party ends after 167 shows and 8 series The World of the Secret Camera BBC1 On Air Presenting the Twentieth Century Radio 2 Noel's Christmas Presents final show after 11 years 2000 April - BBC contract expires - Goodbye Auntie! 2003 August - October - Drivetime Radio 2 www.ATOMIKHOTDOG.COM Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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