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	Comments on: On the dot with that spot	</title>
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		By: Simon Thompson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[That&#039;s my old dad - Howard Thompson from Tyne Tees TV included on the ATV weekend routine distribution list to other ITV regions.

He used to bring back wodges of old routine sheets, the backs of which we used as scrap paper. 

As you can see, just a couple of minutes worth of items could take up a page, so a typical day&#039;s worth of routine sheets could take up the best part of a ream.

Spare a thought for the poor typists. They had to produce all this from scratch! 

At Tyne Tees in Newcastle, I can remember the whole end of Presentation room occupied for them.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That&#8217;s my old dad &#8211; Howard Thompson from Tyne Tees TV included on the ATV weekend routine distribution list to other ITV regions.</p>
<p>He used to bring back wodges of old routine sheets, the backs of which we used as scrap paper. </p>
<p>As you can see, just a couple of minutes worth of items could take up a page, so a typical day&#8217;s worth of routine sheets could take up the best part of a ream.</p>
<p>Spare a thought for the poor typists. They had to produce all this from scratch! </p>
<p>At Tyne Tees in Newcastle, I can remember the whole end of Presentation room occupied for them.</p>
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