Brilliant, and the wonderful ABBA!

Its the Kermit scrunch face LOL

This is amazing

What an Americanism! In the UK you HAVE a shit.

"Who are the Brain Police" is one the greatest tracks of all time.

So long, London Weekend Television. We all will miss you 🫡

Bloody hell this was terrible. All the folk who claim this is good just because it’s from the 70s and ‘un PC’, even back then this was shit. There was plenty of stuff on telly that was way better than this.

5:39 … is that David Tennant?

I absolutely hate jaws 2 I watched it recently and honestly,it's far from the worst film ever,but it's the worst film I've ever seen (I haven't seen many bad movies btw)

08:55 just sums up the BBC very nicely. What a shower of snowflakes.

Absolutely unmatched!

All brilliant artists as usual.

With today, 1st January 2025 marking the start of another Channel 3 Licence period for ITV, I think it's high time we all go bonkers in shouting for the return of Regional ITV Identities. Give me Central any day of the week over the blandness we have now!

Silly slapstick humour

Who was Freddy Star?

Surprising to see that Blue Peter clip on an ITV programme - I wonder if it was the first time it had been shown since the original broadcast?

Kevin Simpkins😢😢

Our YTV Christmas Line number was 🎵Leeds Double 4-8, 1-9-9!🎵 🤭🤣

I thought I weren't see things back when this aired! In Yorkshire Television region I also saw a 1960s Shell ad in 1987! Was it an anniversary or something? 🤔

JIMMY WAS THE BEST PLAYER AND THE BEST COMMENTATOR EVER SAINT AND GREAVSIE WAS THE BEST EVER

It starts at 6:35.

Janet Brown was brilliant as usual

He was brilliant as usual

Flipping hilarious. Superb

Love watching old news of London. Expecially the development of South London, Vauxhall in particular.

Shows like this kept my parents laughing and stopped them fighting. ❤

More innocent times it seemed?

I think this should be tempered with the knowledge of his daughter Moon's autobiography, which paints Frank as a less than wonderful man. And that's putting it mildly.

Weird to hear the Lib Dems referred to as the (Social and Liberal) Democrats. A year after the SDP-Liberal merger they finally settled on the name “Liberal Democrats”.

Se fue muy pronto. Nadie como él...

Total brilliance.

I miss Frank Zappa so much. Not only was he an amazing composer and musician, he was one of the first people to point out that we were headed towards a fascist theocracy.

Richard Johnson voiced for Esso, Ravenhead Glass, etc.

what an awful act

They were are, there we are, there we are. Sarah "repeat" Green.

My first driving test involved receiving a major mark (a fail) for a "steering" fault that to this day, I remain convinced was fictitious. The examiner jogged the wheel, which I understood immediately meant that they wouldn't issue a pass certificate. I was travelling at approximately 15-20 mph on a main road, approaching traffic waiting at a set of traffic lights, when I supposedly committed this fault. Unfortunately, this was in the days before dash cameras had even been invented, so there was no evidence to corroborate this. The type of fault that I "failed" because of, was a completely out of character fault that had no objective or ethereal reason to be committed - I believe it was an unlawful act committed by the (female) examiner, in order to generate additional revenue for the Driving Standards Agency, by "requiring" that extra testing be paid for, in order to be able to pass. I've never been able to accept the outcome determined by the examiner, and am somewhat regretful that I didn't have either my instructor with me in the back seat of the car, nor even a senior examiner (not that either may have been able to overrule the testing examiner). Unfortunately, it may be very difficult to prove what happened, and the fear exists that public consensus "sides" with the revenue collecting private company (the Driving Standards Agency) in a dispute such as this, so, I feel utterly powerless to do a lot about it other than to protest it as being a fraudulent act that I believe was perpetrated upon me at my expense. Have you known of anyone with similar experiences?? They *_say_* that there isn't a "quota" of people to pass - that's as maybe. But that *_DOESN'T_* exclude the possibility of *corruption* taking place in such institutions. A thought that occurred to me very early on as even a 17 year old.

31:37 - 35:18 George Davis... yeah he was fitted up for this one robbery, but he was certainly no angel. The whole saga is very interesting, but this little nugget from Wikipedia says it all: "In 1978, two years after his release from prison, Davis was jailed again, having pleaded guilty to involvement in an armed bank raid on 23 September 1977 at the Bank of Cyprus, Seven Sisters Road, London.[14] Davis was caught at the wheel of the getaway van with weapons beside him; in the raid shots were fired and a security guard clubbed to the ground.[15] He was released early in 1984 but jailed again in 1987 for attempting to steal mailbags. Davis pleaded guilty.[11]"

Who knew it was a syrup.

Thanks to You Tube for facilitating these memories

My days! I remember making that house model.

Open the pod bay door, HAL

Pity ITV PLC destroyed everything it touched.

I must say, Ann Bell looks and sounds lovely ❤❤

The influence of Python is strong!

What a find.

Josephine Buchan 💖💖💖💖💖💖

I watched this on the ABC in Australia whenever it was on. I really liked it & still do. Bob Todd was my enduring memory of the show.

22 years to the day.

I'm still staggered by the fact that Frank never smoked a reefer.

“Nineteen hundred and eighty three” 😅