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monkey Sittingbourne,Kent 02 Jan 24 11.17am
Originally posted by mooro Is shown on Great TV weeknights at 10pm sandwiched in between Randall & Hopkirk and Return of the Saint but yes if I had to choose a theme then The Persuaders would be top... I have actually watched a couple, but to be honest, like a lot of 70’s TV it seems rubbish now, but then I was only about 6/7/8 years old when it was first aired. But the theme tune, like a lot of classic TV still seems superb and holds great memories of how much I loved the programme as a kid Made in Bromley
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Sittingbourne,Kent 02 Jan 24 11.17am

Originally posted by mooro

Is shown on Great TV weeknights at 10pm sandwiched in between Randall & Hopkirk and Return of the Saint but yes if I had to choose a theme then The Persuaders would be top...

I have actually watched a couple, but to be honest, like a lot of 70’s TV it seems rubbish now, but then I was only about 6/7/8 years old when it was first aired. But the theme tune, like a lot of classic TV still seems superb and holds great memories of how much I loved the programme as a kid

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 02 Jan 24 1.14pm
Songs of Praise and Last of the Summer Wine nearly 100 years ago. Used to get knots in my stomach on a Sunday evening as I knew I hadn't done my homework for Monday. Sad things is, both programmes are still going, still forming the mainstay of Sunday television for Licence-paying viewers. More TV that should have died out with flared trousers and kipper ties. Edited by Forest Hillbilly (02 Jan 2024 1.15pm) "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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Songs of Praise and Last of the Summer Wine nearly 100 years ago. Used to get knots in my stomach on a Sunday evening as I knew I hadn't done my homework for Monday.
Sad things is, both programmes are still going, still forming the mainstay of Sunday television for Licence-paying viewers. More TV that should have died out with flared trousers and kipper ties.

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (02 Jan 2024 1.15pm)

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jan 24 1.21pm
'Criss Cross Quiz' presented by Barbara Kelly and others including Danny Blanchflower.
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South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jan 24 1.21pm

'Criss Cross Quiz' presented by Barbara Kelly and others including Danny Blanchflower.

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Teddy Eagle 02 Jan 24 1.38pm
Land of the Giants which seemed to consist mainly of the cast sliding down a reel of cotton to get off table tops or fighting spiders with a spear-sized pin.
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02 Jan 24 1.38pm

Land of the Giants which seemed to consist mainly of the cast sliding down a reel of cotton to get off table tops or fighting spiders with a spear-sized pin.

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Hrolf The Ganger 02 Jan 24 3.59pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Land of the Giants which seemed to consist mainly of the cast sliding down a reel of cotton to get off table tops or fighting spiders with a spear-sized pin. I used to love all those Irwin Allen shows when I was a kid. I started off with Lost In Space, then Voyage To the Bottom of the Sea, Time Tunnel and then Land of the Giants came a little later I think. All of them were totally daft, but great escapism when you were in junior school.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Land of the Giants which seemed to consist mainly of the cast sliding down a reel of cotton to get off table tops or fighting spiders with a spear-sized pin.

I used to love all those Irwin Allen shows when I was a kid.

I started off with Lost In Space, then Voyage To the Bottom of the Sea, Time Tunnel and then Land of the Giants came a little later I think.
All of them were totally daft, but great escapism when you were in junior school.

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Badger11 Beckenham 02 Jan 24 4.04pm
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly Songs of Praise and Last of the Summer Wine nearly 100 years ago. Used to get knots in my stomach on a Sunday evening as I knew I hadn't done my homework for Monday. Sad things is, both programmes are still going, still forming the mainstay of Sunday television for Licence-paying viewers. More TV that should have died out with flared trousers and kipper ties. Edited by Forest Hillbilly (02 Jan 2024 1.15pm) Aint that the truth. I hated Sunday evening for that reason even though I normally spent 5 hours on a Sunday doing my homework. Never enough time. One more point
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

Songs of Praise and Last of the Summer Wine nearly 100 years ago. Used to get knots in my stomach on a Sunday evening as I knew I hadn't done my homework for Monday.
Sad things is, both programmes are still going, still forming the mainstay of Sunday television for Licence-paying viewers. More TV that should have died out with flared trousers and kipper ties.

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (02 Jan 2024 1.15pm)

Aint that the truth. I hated Sunday evening for that reason even though I normally spent 5 hours on a Sunday doing my homework. Never enough time.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jan 24 4.05pm
'Braden's Week' presented by Bernard Braden featuring singer Jake Thackray.
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South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jan 24 4.05pm

'Braden's Week' presented by Bernard Braden featuring singer Jake Thackray.

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Palace Old Geezer Midhurst 02 Jan 24 4.22pm
I Love Lucy with Lucille Ball and The Perry Como Show. Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.
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I Love Lucy with Lucille Ball
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The Perry Como Show.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jan 24 4.38pm
I used to watch 'Til death us do part' on a regular basis. Warren Mitchell, a W.Ham supporter in the programme, was actually a supporter of Tottenham.
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South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jan 24 4.38pm

I used to watch 'Til death us do part' on a regular basis.
Warren Mitchell, a W.Ham supporter in the programme, was actually a supporter of Tottenham.

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Teddy Eagle 02 Jan 24 5.08pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger I used to love all those Irwin Allen shows when I was a kid. I started off with Lost In Space, then Voyage To the Bottom of the Sea, Time Tunnel and then Land of the Giants came a little later I think. All of them were totally daft, but great escapism when you were in junior school. Yes, all of those! Maybe we were less sophisticated but I don't think I questioned any of the premises they were based on. Mind you I also didn't see Batman was high camp and funny at the time. Or that when I retuned to the same Bat channel at the same Bat time next week the perilous situation the caped crusader had been in had changed so escape was a piece of Bat pi**.
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02 Jan 24 5.08pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

I used to love all those Irwin Allen shows when I was a kid.

Yes, all of those! Maybe we were less sophisticated but I don't think I questioned any of the premises they were based on. Mind you I also didn't see Batman was high camp and funny at the time. Or that when I retuned to the same Bat channel at the same Bat time next week the perilous situation the caped crusader had been in had changed so escape was a piece of Bat pi**.

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monkey Sittingbourne,Kent 02 Jan 24 7.04pm
Originally posted by Willo I used to watch 'Til death us do part' on a regular basis. Warren Mitchell, a W.Ham supporter in the programme, was actually a supporter of Tottenham. When it came back as in sickness and in health, his gay black home help was hilarious. Now currently starring in Chicago Fire in the state’s surprisingly Made in Bromley
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Sittingbourne,Kent 02 Jan 24 7.04pm

Originally posted by Willo

I used to watch 'Til death us do part' on a regular basis.
Warren Mitchell, a W.Ham supporter in the programme, was actually a supporter of Tottenham.

When it came back as in sickness and in health, his gay black home help was hilarious. Now currently starring in Chicago Fire in the state’s surprisingly

Made in Bromley

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jan 24 9.24pm
I recall the 'Billy Cotton Band Show' and his "Wakey,wake,aaaaay".
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South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Jan 24 9.24pm

I recall the 'Billy Cotton Band Show' and his "Wakey,wake,aaaaay".

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