Indeed, but that's a bit redundant on the radio. Lee McKenzie's not too bad either though.
The general consensus around the web was that EJ and Legard were the weak links. EJ babbled on too long and made a few cringe-worthy remarks (but his general charisma and spark with DC will likely keep him favourable), while Legard still had far too many radioisms and didn't work especially well with Brundle - though both will improve.
I'm not a big fan of the intro - they could have made an epic intro out of archived footage, or even just footage from the past couple of years, similar to the 'inspiration' video posted on Youtube (which is stunning). Too much CGI.
Jake Humphreys was a minor revelation. Few expected him to be even decent, but he held everything together remarkably well (even better than thought if you read his blog after the event) and he did his homework.
Brundle seemed to be a bit more sparky than the past couple of seasons, with a bit more vigour in him.
Finally, the intro to the intro before the race, "this is Formula 1", (the 'advert', which was like a mix between a Marks & Spencer, Guinness and that Honda ad) was awesome.
I don't mind James Allen - some of his books and articles are excellent, as is his blog - but he can't commentate at all. Blundell was even more wooden and dumber than when he was driving, and Steve Rider went from a decent presenter when he used to do the BBC F1 to a puppet who only asked silly questions which already had the answer attached; "so Mark, how important is to Lewis to be on pole?"