Paul Coia
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Coia studied science at Glasgow, his town of birth. After doing some disco DJing, he spent some time at hospital radio before getting a role at Radio Clyde. After announcing roles failed to bring about some on-screen appearances, he grapsed the nettle and left to do chat and magazine shows, including the famous BBC 1 afternoon show ''Pebble Mill''. | Coia studied science at Glasgow, his town of birth. After doing some disco DJing, he spent some time at hospital radio before getting a role at Radio Clyde. After announcing roles failed to bring about some on-screen appearances, he grapsed the nettle and left to do chat and magazine shows, including the famous BBC 1 afternoon show ''Pebble Mill''. | ||
| - | Thereafter followed a string of BBC, satellite and cable quiz shows. He is married to the former Miss Great Britain [[Debbie Greenwood]] (who herself hosted ''[[First Class]]'' and co-hosted ''Spellbound'' with Paul). | + | Thereafter followed a string of BBC, satellite and cable quiz shows. He is married to the former Miss Great Britain [[Debbie Greenwood]] (who herself hosted ''[[First Class]]'' and co-hosted ''Spellbound'' with Paul). He also used to be a continuity announcer on ABC1 and turns up on QVC from time to time. |
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Revision as of 09:53, 11 April 2007
Biography
Coia studied science at Glasgow, his town of birth. After doing some disco DJing, he spent some time at hospital radio before getting a role at Radio Clyde. After announcing roles failed to bring about some on-screen appearances, he grapsed the nettle and left to do chat and magazine shows, including the famous BBC 1 afternoon show Pebble Mill.
Thereafter followed a string of BBC, satellite and cable quiz shows. He is married to the former Miss Great Britain Debbie Greenwood (who herself hosted First Class and co-hosted Spellbound with Paul). He also used to be a continuity announcer on ABC1 and turns up on QVC from time to time.
Trivia
His voice launched Channel 4 in 1982 (although Richard Whiteley was the first face to be seen).
Contact
Take 3 Management, 110 Gloucester Avenue, Primrose Hill, London NW1 8HX
