Bibliogryphon

My team name is Bye Bye Biblio.

Last Word may be last chance for David Fisher to get an obit Cyrill Regis is a shoe in, Probably Bella Emberg and Dan Gurney and probably someone who did something 'worthy' that we have never heard of.

Chariot of the Goddess

I'll keep mine Whoever they are.

Congrats msc but once again had no time to get into this competition this year. I liked the time it dragged on into summer. I managed to get some hits that year.

I listen to radio 4 more than I watch BBC news. Hewlett was a respected journalist and very good at his job. His cancer diaries were extremely moving. I agree he was not a household name but he was a significant figure in the UK media.

Baroness Olive Nicol dead at 94. She was a scavenger hunt pick.

On twitter someone has said a Guardian obit is in preparation.

Bella Emberg a hit for me here.

Lord Brook discussing Brian Neil sounded frail

I have played him in some pools and he was on my Secret Army list. I once saw him forget his lines at the RSC.

Missed opportunity for the headline Massive Bella End

This site is very educational.

Someone has played a wildcard in my work poll of Roger Mugford who is an dog behaviour expert who regularly appears on Good Morning Britain. I am fairly certain he would obit but he does not have a wiki page and I cannot find a date of birth for him. I have checked his publisher website but their copy is almost identical to his website. Any advice?

I think Guardian or Independent most likely sources of an obit for David Fisher. The BBC might come up with one on a slow news day. Jane Baker!

Bibliogryphon

That would be David Haig

Might be tough. Jane Baker never got one.

His adaptations of his own scripts were a joy. In Creature From The Pit he manages a joyous romp not constrained by the budget of Seventies TV. My theme team off the mark.

My Thirty 1. Windsor Davies 2. Buzz Aldrin 3. Douglas Hurd 4. Desmond Tutu 5. Prunella Scales 6. Loretta Lynn 7. Jacques Chirac 8. Willie Nelson 9. Yoko Ono 10. Michael Parkinson 11. John McCain 12. Clive James 13. Jill Gascoigne 14. Winnie Mandela 15. Eileen Derbyshire 16. Joanne Woodward 17. Sister Wendy Beckett 18. Fay Weldon 19. Ian Holm 20. Peter Alliss 21. V S Naipaul 22. Antonia Fraser 23. Barbara Knox 24. Ernest Saunders 25. Erich von Daniken 26. Dave Whelan 27. Lindsey Kemp 28. Glenda Jackson 29. John Savident 30. Barbara Leigh-Hunt

The offer is open that if he is struggling with time then I will run based on his category choices but I will put a team in.

Joan Bakewell was speaking in the House of Lords yesterday about equal pay at the BBC. Sounded a bit shaky to me.

Give it a shake and allow it to crystallize you could get meth.

BBC radio 2 are to end The Organist Entertains leaving Nigel Ogden who has presented since 1980 out of a job. Is this a Desmond Carrington/Brian Mathew situation?

Labour activist and author Harry Leslie Smith has just tweeted that he has been in hospital with pneumonia for the past three days.