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