Viewer correspondence

This is the place to contact those who have had something to do with the website. Click on their names to send an e-mail to them.

Peter Thomas : Webmaster, designer, programmer, researcher and contributor.
Website : http://www.tiswasonline.com

Lee Bannister : Researcher, contributor and forum moderator.
Website : http://www.leebannister.com

Matthew Butler : Researcher, contributor, forum moderator and ex-Tiswas semi-regular.
Website : http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/matthewbutlerstiswasgroup

Stapling Machine : Researcher, contributor and forum moderator.

Marc Neun : Researcher, contributor and forum moderator.

Dave Jeffery : Flash designer/animator/producer.

Mark McMillan : Researcher and contributor.
Website : http://www.tv-ark.org.uk

Richard Bell : Researcher and contributor.
Website : http://www.blessthishouse.net

TV Cream : Advisors and researchers.
Website : http://tv.cream.org

Chris Wroe : Contributor and ex-Tiswas designer/artist.
Website : http://www.ents.tv

Glyn Edwards : Contributor and ex-Tiswas producer.
Website : http://www.punchandjudy.org

Fogwell Flax : Contributor and ex-Tiswas performer.
Website : http://www.fogwellflax.com

Transdiffusion : Research and various ITV regional ident pictures. Transdiffusion does not endorse this website. "We have nothing against your site, but we do not endorse it either." - Transdiffusion spokesman.
Website : http://www.transdiffusion.org

Tiswas Reunited is now available on DVD - an extended version of the show seen on ITV1 in 2007, with plenty of extras. TiswasOnline has been covering this revival project and has contributed to it. See the official blog and other show details at our Tiswas Reunited minisite!

Latest forum topic:
This could be interesting...
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Least viewed forum topic:
first post of 2010
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Seventeenth most viewed forum topic:
"Tarrant brings Tiswas back to ITV"
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Random Tiswas quote:
"They wanted to take me back for a TV programme but the studio was completely empty, which was very sad to see. But you could still smell the custard pies. You could smell the gunge..." - Bob Carolgees, 1999.

Random Tiswas fact:
In one of the most repeated clips from the show, Sally James gets covered in custard pies, baked beans, spaghetti and semolina due to requests from viewers such as "Clara Clutterbuck". At the time, Sally had no idea these were all fictional.