Talk:100 Greatest (TV series)

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Tonight, "The 100 Greatest TV Ads" was hosted by Miquita Oliver and Nick Grimshaw, not Graham Norton. It appeared to be exactly the same show as the 2000 version in terms of clips and talking head celebs, except the continuity links had been replaced. Maquita did mention it was an "update", so maybe some clips were replaced with newer ads. I can't say for sure as I only caught the last bit of the 3-hour show. A quick Google suggests that they have done this for a number of the other list shows.--89.104.43.240 (talk) 01:04, 1 January 2008 (UTC)Reply

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