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| {{Steve Show Episode {{{1}}}
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| | series = 1
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| | number = 7
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| | total = 7
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| | date = 25 February 2007
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| | with = [[Rufus]], Sarah
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| | unedited = [http://www.sendspace.com/file/98un71 SS] , [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2R18GHIR MU]
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| | edited = [http://www.mediafire.com/?ejmgtzflyny MF] , [http://rapidshare.com/files/18623763/Steve.show.25.02.07.mp3 RS]
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| | cut = ''N/A''
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| | discuss = 2184
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| | previous = 18 February 2007
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| | next = 4 March 2007
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| | info = Steve opens the show by explaining theseus' paradox(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus) and
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| how it relates to the broadcast with Dan and Harry being away, replaced by Rufus and Sarah, and a
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| different producer.
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| "Is it the same show?" he questions but as Rufus points out the show is called 'The Steve Show' and
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| he is Steve so it is the same show.
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| Rufus and Sarah introduce themselves.
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| Grammar is discussed with the Star Trek quote "To boldly go where no man has gone before" analysed
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| by Steve and Rufus with Rufus concluding it should be "To go boldly where no man had gone before"
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| in order to avoid the split infinitive. Steve's idea to have a show totaly devoted to grammar is
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| shot down when it is discovered that there is already a show of that nature on 6Music.
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| Rufus' Choice of song wins Steve's favour over Sarah.
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| After failing to prove his knowledge on subjects sent in by the listener Rufus explains how a plane
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| stays in the air to Steve, but not comprehensively,.
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| A welcome mention of Dr. Neil Fox appears, Steve repeats his common complaint concerning the
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| presenter; he is "not a real doctor".
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| Steve catches up with Dave Greenwood again to see how he is going with his walk from Land's End to
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| John O' Groats which has no particular reason. He has been going for seven weeks and the Scottish
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| whether is getting to him.
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| Richard's Fiendishly Difficult Music Quiz: What are the three number one singles of the 1960s that
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| had a birds name in the title?
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| Answer: Manfred Mann - Pretty Flamingo, Rolin Stones - Little Red Rooster, Fleetwood Mac - Albatross
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| | description = Dan and Harry are away so Rufus returns along with the new voice of Sarah. Such features as '''Songs to Seduce Women''' and '''Richard's Fiendishly Difficult Music Quiz''' re-appear along with the weekly catch-up with Dave the Walker.
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| }}
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