People who were absolutely everywhere

[CTXRussomark]

1 hour ago, CAREBEAR LUVVA said:

Fearne Cotton. Stank up almost everything for years, then (very, very thankfully) seemed to vanish into thin air.

Sarah Cawood is another one.  I remember she started out on Nickelodeon and eventually started turning up all over the place (including the mandatory countdown shows) but just seemed to disappear completely. 

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

15 minutes ago, wordsfromlee said:

Jayne Middlemiss

She popped up on something I watched the other week and doesn’t seem to have aged a day. 

She was on that Pilgrimage programme was it that? You are right though, hardly aged at all. 

[SuperBacon]

18 minutes ago, CTXRussomark said:

Sarah Cawood

One year at Reading festival, she filmed an introduction to one of the bands (honestly cant remember who) in the entrance of my tent, and was really nice. We then proceeded to drunkenly ruin every take she attempted with cries of "Sarah, get those Blackthorns down!" and she was having a right laugh with us, but the producer was fuming and in the end gave us some drinks tokens to fuck off.

[Joe Blog]

Callum Best was all over in the 00’s especially any type of reality show.

Robson Green seemed to be all over the TV at one point as well. 
 

 

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

4 minutes ago, Joe Blog said:

Robson Green seemed to be all over the TV at one point as well. 

He's still about. Does fishing shows on ITV 4 and does a thing where he goes away for a weekend with a mate like a poor man's Travel Man. 

[TheBurningRed]

He played a villain in one of those shite Channel 5 dramas last year. He was actually quite good as a baddie. 

[SuperBacon]

16 minutes ago, Joe Blog said:

Callum Best was all over in the 00’s especially any type of reality show.

It morphed into something different but the early Love Islands with him, Paul Danan and mention in this thread Jayne Middlemiss, was absolutely fantastic shit TV. Mostly for Danan losing the plot and being constantly drunk, but it was so great/terrible.

[Gus Mears]

They should celebrate the day Jemaine Jenas got revealed as a wrongun like they do the armistice.

Edited May 15 by Gus Mears

[deathrey]

4 hours ago, CAREBEAR LUVVA said:

Fearne Cotton. Stank up almost everything for years, then (very, very thankfully) seemed to vanish into thin air.

Fearne suffers from really severe depression and came close to a total mental breakdown so essentially quit working to stay home with her kids till she gets herself back together.

Most of the women mentioned had children and everything involved with that for women usually means your career takes a set back.

Edited May 15 by deathrey

[SuperBacon]

Now I'm not saying that someone is monitoring us, but earlier I had an advert for Fearne Cottons Sounds of the 90s radio show. 

Makes you think.

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

1 minute ago, SuperBacon said:

Now I'm not saying that someone is monitoring us, but earlier I had an advert for Fearne Cottons Sounds of the 90s radio show. 

Makes you think.

And youtube music just suggested Up On The Roof by Robson and Jerome to me. 

[Mr_Danger]

And I’ve just been browsing Jayne Middlemiss’ page three work on Robb’s Celebrity Oops.

[TobyK]

Gary Neville 

[air_raid]

Corden.

8 hours ago, Mr_Danger said:

And I’ve just been browsing Jayne Middlemiss’ page three work on Robb’s Celebrity Oops.

One for the RIP thread, the original Robb of RobbsCelebs (“My God… it’s full of stars”). Definitely the Bret Hart of his industry, workrate beyond compare.

[Merzbow]

I've got a nostalgic soft spot for the T4 presenter era, Alexa Chung and Jameela Jamil especially... but I remember June Sarpong being the one that branched out to be all over general British TV while the other two went more into modeling or the US.

One of the most distinctive voices too, and even worked with Jesse Ventura at one point. Pretty sure I read she has a high up BBC job so might explain why I stopped seeing her everywhere.