For all you AT fans out there....
ITV announced today that it has agreed a major new broadcasting and licensing deal with Alan Titchmarsh and producer Spun Gold Television.
Alan Titchmarsh will not only present a range of daytime and factual programming for ITV1, but will also work with the broadcaster to promote and develop the highly successful Alan Titchmarsh brands across a range of consumer products.
Under a new two-year agreement with Titchmarsh, Spun Gold television and his agent Arlington Enterprises, ITV1 will broadcast four new series of The Alan Titchmarsh Show across 2011 and 2012, as well as a number of peak-time projects that will build on the success of shows such as All The Queen’s Horses and Alan’s Walks of Fame. As part of the deal, The Alan Titchmarsh Show will be filmed, for the first time, at ITV’s The London Studios. In addition, the deal will see the Nation’s favourite gardener bring his unique horticultural skills to ITV1 for the first time in a new peak time gardening and lifestyle series. .
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I wonder how many millions he's worth now? It will be interesting to see what he's going to be promoting next.
I had a close encounter with a life size cardboard cut-out of him in the gardening section of B & Q yesterday which gave me quite a turn.
I had a close encounter with a life size cardboard cut-out of him in the gardening section of B & Q yesterday which gave me quite a turn.
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PLUMPUDDING wrote:I had a close encounter with a life size cardboard cut-out of him in the gardening section of B & Q yesterday which gave me quite a turn.
BOO!!!!
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ooooh i had a real life encounter with him at the Malvern show.FAB,FAB FAB.I WAS IN , AND CRIED MY EYES OUT,ask the tart,im sure she will revel in my mad behaviour.Which B&Q,IM GONNA ROB THAT CUT OUT AND PLACE IT AT THE END OF ME BED
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That's the one Alan.
I once walked past him in Kew gardens. He looked very preocupied and extremely smart, so was obviously going to some important do and he was guest of honour at Chatsworth country fair a couple of years ago.
He does well to stay natural with everyone staring at him.
I once walked past him in Kew gardens. He looked very preocupied and extremely smart, so was obviously going to some important do and he was guest of honour at Chatsworth country fair a couple of years ago.
He does well to stay natural with everyone staring at him.
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Alan although good is not in the same league as Percy Thrower or Harry Wheatcroft..now they were good practical and knowledgable horticulturalists.
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ALAN NOT AS GOOD SHAMEFUL! LEAVE MY ALAN ALONE!
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The Grock in the Frock wrote:ALAN NOT AS GOOD SHAMEFUL! LEAVE MY ALAN ALONE!
Hmm! I see your point Grock
Grockie my little fiend, there's a big Alan up in B&Q in Speke, just as you walk into the outdoor gardening section. He frightens the life outta me every time I see the damn thing. There's a nice worker there called Colin, so have a word
And yes, Grockies Alan Moment was rather funny and Alan himself was a total sport, and didnt even flinch as Grockie launched herself at him. My and the 7 women watching the whole thing had a good heckle at her from the sidelines. What a fab day that was
And yes, Grockies Alan Moment was rather funny and Alan himself was a total sport, and didnt even flinch as Grockie launched herself at him. My and the 7 women watching the whole thing had a good heckle at her from the sidelines. What a fab day that was
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Much as you may have thought of Percy Thrower and Harry Wheatcroft, which I did in their time, but Alan Titchmarch outshines both of them.
I am aware that there are plenty of people who may dislike Alan but he is a brilliant horticulturalist and what that man could pass on to us all, given the opportunity, is boundless.
Do you really think that people would be foolish enough not to accept his advice simply because they do not appreciate his finer points?
So, to some, he comes over a little brash at times but he is a horticulturalist to his very finger tips.
I don't mind saying that I respect him very highly.
JB.
Much as you may have thought of Percy Thrower and Harry Wheatcroft, which I did in their time, but Alan Titchmarch outshines both of them.
I am aware that there are plenty of people who may dislike Alan but he is a brilliant horticulturalist and what that man could pass on to us all, given the opportunity, is boundless.
Do you really think that people would be foolish enough not to accept his advice simply because they do not appreciate his finer points?
So, to some, he comes over a little brash at times but he is a horticulturalist to his very finger tips.
I don't mind saying that I respect him very highly.
JB.
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Hi Hi well said J.B. You r my 2nd hero xxxx
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