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The Breakfast Show is a programme broadcast over radio station ''Triple J''.<ref name="wp"> | |||
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}}</ref> The programme was once hosted by both Jason "Jay" Whalley and Lindsay "The Doctor" McDougall, who were known in combination as ''Jay and the Doctor'', before the former left in 2008.<ref name="wp"/> | |||
== Muse appearances on Jay and the Doctor == | == Muse appearances on Jay and the Doctor == | ||
*[[Jay and the Doctor 2007-08-02 – Interview with Bellamy | 2007-08-02: Interview with Bellamy]] | *[[Jay and the Doctor 2007-08-02 – Interview with Bellamy | 2007-08-02: Interview with Bellamy]] | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 04:00, 22 April 2011
The Breakfast Show is a programme broadcast over radio station Triple J.[1] The programme was once hosted by both Jason "Jay" Whalley and Lindsay "The Doctor" McDougall, who were known in combination as Jay and the Doctor, before the former left in 2008.[1]
Muse appearances on Jay and the Doctor
References
- ↑ a b The Breakfast Show. Wikipedia. Retrieved 2011-04-22 from secure.wikimedia.org.