This year hasn't started too well has it. RIP Terry, he was a very talented man. I loved his Janet & John stories, hilarious.
So so sad. Grew to love him as a broadcaster, although I never took to him as a DJ...he was wonderfully wicked but nice, there never was any side to him...he came over as a truly lovely person. I loved his last series going round Britain with the Taxi driver Mason McQueen examining and eating Britains food heritage; it was a lovely kind proper BBC program, that informed and made you feel happy and warm inside. Terry will be really missed, an institution and legend. (Note to self.....there is never as long left as you think there is)
I remember meeting him, years ago. Lovely bloke, and as so many have said, a true professional. Sad to wake up to such news...
Ah, thank you Eternal. I loved those as well. Mind you, I probably should have pulled over & stopped driving!
RIP, clearly much loved. I always associated him, and Radio 2 & Eurovision, with my parents' generation so I'm not very familiar with his work. Bon voyage.
One important effect he had especially in the late seventies and eighties was of presenting to the wider British public the counterbalancing face of the overwhelming majority of Irish people when the Provos were doing their thing. There very few, if any, positive attributes in the media at the time associated with the Irish. For that he has my appreciation. RIP
Always loved his breakfast show on radio two, his Janet and John quips always made me and many chuckle! Will be sadley missed! RIP Sir Terry
A wonderful human being, how much joy have we had from him over the years, his commentary on the Eurovision Song Contest never failed to crack me up. God bless you Terry and thank you
Top professional and top quality. RIP and condolences to his family. Suspect he was a top family man too.
A National Treasure.......can imagine him and Bowie doing a duet of Floral Dance........An iconic broadcaster......RIP