What happened stewpot?
Former BBC DJ Ed “Stewpot” Stewart has died at the age of 74, a few days after having a stroke, friends have said. Rocky Taylor, a friend of 40 years standing, said the former BBC radio DJ and Crackerjack presenter had died in hospital in Bournemouth.
Is Ed Stewart dead?
Deceased (1941–2016)
Ed Stewart/Living or Deceased
Who did Ed Stewart marry?
Chiara Henneym. 1974–2005
Ed Stewart/Spouse
How old is Ed Stewart?
74 years (1941–2016)
Ed Stewart/Age at death
Death. Just 2 weeks after hosting the 2015 Christmas Day edition of Junior Choice on BBC Radio 2, Stewart died suddenly, aged 74, on 9 January 2016 in hospital in Bournemouth after suffering a major stroke a few days earlier.
Who died from Crackerjack?
Ed “Stewpot” Stewart
Ed “Stewpot” Stewart, the former Crackerjack presenter and BBC Radio DJ, has died at the age of 74. He suffered a stroke a few days ago and died in hospital in Bournemouth. Stewart’s former brother-in-law, Adriano Henney, posted the news on Twitter.
Who said hello darling Junior Choice?
Ed Stewart
Ed Stewart and the Hello Darlin’ kid.
What happened to BoJack’s grandmother?
Honey Sugarman was the maternal grandmother of BoJack, the wife of Joseph, and the mother of Beatrice and Crackerjack. But after the death of her son Crackerjack in World War II, she became depressed and emotionally unstable and is lobotomized as a treatment.
Is Crackerjack Beatrice’s brother?
Crackerjack Sugarman was the older brother of Beatrice Horseman, and the eldest son of Joseph and Honey Sugarman. He is a minor character in BoJack Horseman who only appears through flashbacks in The Old Sugarman Place, in Season 4 and in BoJack’s near-death experience in The View from Halfway Down, in Season 6.
What happened to Simon Bates?
Bates left BBC Radio Devon on 8 January 2017 to “move on to other things.” Gordon Sparks took over the breakfast show. On 2 October 2017, Bates participated in Radio 1 Vintage, doing an interview about his time on BBC Radio 1.
Who hosted Junior Choice?
Leslie Crowther (1965-1968) Ed Stewart (1968-1979, 2007 birthday special, Christmas editions, 2007-2015) Tony Blackburn (1980-82, when Junior Choice name was dropped) Anneka Rice (Christmas editions, 2017-present)