The date was between 2nd to 3rd of November 2009, Monday going into Tuesday. The 7th full, proper screening of BS Xtra, and the last of the shows to be in their original format. Yvette presented this episode on Freeview (at 1am on Tuesday 3rd), Daryl Morgan was on Babestation 1, Alex Adams was on Babestation 2 and Jada was on Partyland. An extraordinary line-up of the time, the ultimate experience of old-school, fun-loving presenters. Likewise on the shows that evening (yet not on screen during the introduction) were Megan Moore and Lori Buckby. On the whole, a distinguished and generally exceptionally huge line-up.
Tiffany Chambers was so intrigued watching the premiere night of BS Xtra as a viewer from home that she was inspired to message in and say as much – despite the fact that she was working for Elite TV, (Now S66) at that point. Also Tiffany wasn’t the main babe channels babe who appreciated watching BS Xtra. This is what Yvette said while presenting Episode 7…
“I was watching this show the other evening – I think it was Friday night, when the gorgeous Little Miss Paige was here at the start of the show. And I saw her opening up and doing her thing [spreads legs] – literally… No, I’m joking… But it was a very, very saucy little sight to see. So I know what it’s like to be sat at home, watching the start of this show at 1am, and let me tell you it is a magical thing.”
It was altogether different from the standard live babeshows, and it did without a doubt have a certain, je ne sais quoi about it. Here’s a few additional recollections from this specific show. It was just the introduction that would be run without the graphics surrounding the screen, around message box. Yvette is joined by Jada. Alex showed up dressed as a somewhat enormous feline. Lori is obliging texter’s solicitations and Megan quite unintentionally swore on the mic. Paving the way to Megan’s blunder, a person had sent in a message that began in a fairly lovely way, letting the young ladies know what beautiful and excellent women they are, yet finishing this poetic diatribe with: “… And I can’t get over how big Daryl’s tits are.” The unexpected difference in style from idyllic to rather yob-like truly stimulated Yvette, and Megan came in asking what was going on with all the giggling. Yvette clarified by explained to Megan precisely how large Daryl’s tits really were, “They’re like two of my heads – 34GG…” To which Megan blurted out “Fucking hell!”. She was exceptionally contrite and appeared to be somewhat humiliated. Yvette was in hysterics.
One reason the discussions could get so uncommonly loose may have been that these early BSXtra episodes were shot in a seperate room away from the ‘beds’, and away from the sets where different babes were performing. Particularly given the delayed and relaxed nature of the visit, a few babes might have come to feel like they were in the background rather than on the show – particularly in these early episodes when the entire thing was new. Megan was a long way from being the only one to make such a blunder as to inadvertently swear on the mic in an early BS Xtra show. Indeed, even Dionne Mendez made one slip up, (the first of it’s kind she’d ever made).
At different times and on different nights, the talk was totally arbitrary and crazy. The arrangement with Alex dressed as a cat was simply bonkers. Yvette asked her for what valid reason she was wearing the outfit. Alex would reply, “I was hiding under a table.” To which Yvette asked, looking puzzled: “What, lapping up a bowl of cream?…”
The entire thing could be lunacy on occasion. The more you watch these old chat shows the more prominent their worth becomes. Nothing at any point prearranged, it felt so natural and improvised and they’d never stop or dial back. Also they regularly gave such a lot of knowledge into the girls and their genuine lives. For instance, Megan Moore went to school with Lori Buckby. Candy Sexton went to the same school as Geri. Truth be told, neither Candy nor Geri knew until they were talking on one of these early Xtra shows and one of them referenced it. You’d get nothing like this broadcasted on a babeshow in 2014. Genuine discussion has been totally killed from the transmissions, and supplanted with tedious and almost scripted mic sales.
