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Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64

Golden Gorden ?

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That's the one! Classic!

 


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The Good Life, Fresh Fields, Father Dear Father, anything with Derek Nimmo or Patrick Cargill, To the Manor Born and that one set in the med with Keith Barron.

 

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Random claim to fame. Before he met my mum, my dad was married to one of the actresses from Allo Allo. The one who used to come in and say "I will say this only once". Kirsten something.

 


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Originally posted by Cucking Funt

Not the Nine O'clock News

I'm guessing that you're not old enough to remember "At Last The 1948 Show"

 

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The Fast Show.

 

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The Arthur Haynes Show.

 

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I was born in 1994 but I can’t stand the comedy shows of today. The comedy programmes of the 20th century are so much better and I never get tired of.
I’ve been watching Only Fools and Horses since I was 5 years old and still laugh at it to this day.

I started to watch Steptoe and Son last year which I quite enjoy, plus I watched all 3 series of Porridge this year which is a work of a genius.
The other classics I like that always cheer me up whenever I’m feeling down just to give some examples are Fawlty Towers, Morecambe and Wise, Blackadder (Third and Fourth series), Tommy Cooper and many more.

 


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Originally posted by kingb

I was born in 1994 but I can’t stand the comedy shows of today. The comedy programmes of the 20th century are so much better and I never get tired of.
I’ve been watching Only Fools and Horses since I was 5 years old and still laugh at it to this day.

I started to watch Steptoe and Son last year which I quite enjoy, plus I watched all 3 series of Porridge this year which is a work of a genius.
The other classics I like that always cheer me up whenever I’m feeling down just to give some examples are Fawlty Towers, Morecambe and Wise, Blackadder (Third and Fourth series), Tommy Cooper and many more.

It sounds like you've got well into the classics mate, despite only just emerging from the womb!

The Desperate Hours is one of the best episodes of Steptoe and Son in my view. It stars none other than Leonard Rossiter

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Sergeant Bilko and Car 54 where are you, both classics

 


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Originally posted by kingb

I was born in 1994 but I can’t stand the comedy shows of today. The comedy programmes of the 20th century are so much better and I never get tired of.
I’ve been watching Only Fools and Horses since I was 5 years old and still laugh at it to this day.

I started to watch Steptoe and Son last year which I quite enjoy, plus I watched all 3 series of Porridge this year which is a work of a genius.
The other classics I like that always cheer me up whenever I’m feeling down just to give some examples are Fawlty Towers, Morecambe and Wise, Blackadder (Third and Fourth series), Tommy Cooper and many more.

Try Auf Wiedersehn Pet. Same writers wrote porridge.

 


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Originally posted by Canterbury Palace

Random claim to fame. Before he met my mum, my dad was married to one of the actresses from Allo Allo. The one who used to come in and say "I will say this only once". Kirsten something.

Kirsten Cooke apparently. The little fit brunette Michelle Dubois was the best, then the buxom Vicki Michelle. Why they brought in the piggy looking blonde I don’t know. Maybe one of the others left I think.

 


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View Cucking Funt's Profile Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 30 Nov 19 11.03am Send a Private Message to Cucking Funt Add Cucking Funt as a friend

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

I'm guessing that you're not old enough to remember "At Last The 1948 Show"

I think I was about 6 or 7. I was kind of aware of it but my parents probably deemed it unsuitable to watch.

 


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