The After Morning Show

The After Morning Show was a Jonathian variety show broadcast live on Saturdays between 3pm and 5pm from April 7th, 1990, to June 21st, 1997. The show was broadcast on TV7 and produced by Quip and Jest Studios. It was presented by Mike Bayfield and Toby Maudslay, and featured various comedic skits primarily aimed at youth.
During its time on air, The After Morning Show received various accolades for it's witty humour. Bayfield in particular was noted for his often bombastic presenting style, which Kevin Wodehouse of What's On once compared to a "hyperactive news presenter."
The show was cancelled in June of 1997 after a fatal incident during a competition skit during which Bayfield, Maudslay, and stunt moderator Chris Raybaud, were killed after a tower of plastic crates that they were climbing up collapsed. Lazlow Twiss, another stunt moderator, survived the fall but with near-critical injuries. A subsequent investigation found that the show had ill prepared for any crisis situations that could have emerged during this skit. Following the program's cancellation, its timeslot was briefly filled for the rest of 1997 by re-airings of various other TV7 shows, before finally being replaced in January of 1998 by Weekend Madness.
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