When other kids were playing football I was presenting a television show.
Dickinson previously presented a television series on aviation and another show about spontaneous human combustion.
We presented a television series together in the 1980s, when I experienced his "sardonic" wit at first hand.
"The Jeannie Tate Show," created by Liz Cackowski, is a 10-episode series about a neurotic soccer mom who presents a television talk show from her minivan.
Addressing the camera as if presenting a television programme, he said: "After 20 months and $5bn, America has successfully destroyed an Islamic State media kiosk".
She later became a campaigner for women's self-defence training, producing a DVD, Taking Control, and presenting a television documentary, Eve Strikes Back (1992), on the same theme.
In 2009, I presented a television series for the BBC called The Cell, which was really a version of the story of biology, framed around that basic unit of life.
Other parts of that movie are set in a corrugated-cardboard studio, from which the hero, played by Gael García Bernal, presents a television show (Stéphane TV) in his dreams.
Like TiVo, ReplayTV and other digital video recorders, it presents a television listings grid for the next two weeks, which the PC downloads from the Internet in the wee hours each morning (free).
On Wednesday evening at 6 p.m., Nike presented a television commercial with the voice of Earl Woods, Tiger's late father, asking his son: "I want to find out what your thinking was; I want to find out what your feelings are.
