My grandfather uncle was the actual doctor who was cast for the part as doctor finlay 😂😢❤❤❤❤

Blimey, that Surf Presents Mrs Bradshaw ad campaign certainly lasted. And it's completely forgotten today.

I recall watching some of this as a kid. I found it simultaneously intriguing and (mostly) crap, but could appreciate the lead's vocal talent. In my head I remembered him as being someone not dissimilar to Meatloaf, but wasn't aware that it was Chris 'Out of Time' Farlowe. Having watched it again - all of it, this time - it struck me that it's pretty much a weak reworking of 'The Wizard of Oz'. Anyone else reach that conclusion? 😳😔

Interesting that Eamonn Andrews had an electronic score device, probably devised by David Nixon who was a bit of an inventor when WML waa revived they re erted to cards.

Leonard and Richard Beckinsale both dying young of heart issues was so cruel. We lost so many great actors of that era before their time, Yootha Joyce another, although her death was linked to alcoholism. Nice to see some new Leonard uploads popping up👍

Pat Coombs Great straight man and a great actress.

I fancy some fish fingers now 🤤

Delightful..

4:11 - 🎶Buygones, Buygones, Buygones - CACK!!!!!🎶

Shrove Tuesday is the official day of the Mardi Gras festivities in France. 🇫🇷

Pity the tape is slightly damaged

I wish we had a remake of this

What the hell happened to the sound of the titles?

Been thinking of this programme for a long time. Are there any other episodes on you tube? So happy I found this. Please upload more episodes if possible! Loved this so much. Also the London TV series London Bridge. So want to see all those episodes again as well!

Do you happen to have anything from the date 2nd January 1967?

2:28 I wonder who that fat lad was? Victor used his image several times.

Sheep making noise during the end music.

Uploader, sort your sound out.

Great tunes, great band, great days at the Flamingo. This is the cannon of Soho American fusion fashioned in the early sixties. The original Blue Flames had the groove but later bands - with Guy Barker, Pete King and Surman rocked Ronnies. Suave, knowledgeable and soulful. Thank you Mr Powell. Johnny

France no longer use their old currency but the Swiss continue to use it because they are not in the Eurozone.

PIF in my language = FIP(Feline infectious peritonitisl

4:49:38

Before I liked it, the number of likes was 3. After it was liked by me, the number of likes was 4 but then it has gone up to 5 rather unexpectedly.

Merci beaucoup

No way, Harpic. No way, Dot. All that blue-loo scene is for squares.

Remember this being shown back in 1992 as part of "TV Hell" night. They cut off the end credits leaving me (along with everyone else) clueless behind it. Happy now to finally have a complete version of this.

They sure don't make them like this anymore! I was 5 when this aired - therefore, it's highly likely I saw it at the time. My favourite presenters were the two lovely Carols, Chell (in this episode) and Leader.

I'm looking for this show for a very longtime. Thank you for the upload.

Time 2:01am

I was old enough to watch TW3 each week. I still have the scars! I learnt to look more closely at 'my betters' and not take everything at face value. It started my interest in Politics. I also had a crush on Millicent Martin.

This was BBC 2! Voicer over = Malcolm Eynon

Announcer = Roger Maude

Treasure trove - thank you ❤

Glad i missed this as a kid.

I remember watching the 'Fry and Laurie' Alliance & Leicester adverts the first time they aired. Nice to see a bit of Stanley Unwin in the Gales Honey ads too.

Do you happen to have, anywhere in your collection, the Swisskit chocolate advert with Henry Cooper from the 1970s or the Peter Cook Texaco Havoline ad from the mid 70s please? The first one features a man who punches Cooper for a dare, the second has Cook trying to persuade a girl out for a "tootle around the town" in his eight cylinder Giacommetti. If my memory is accurate all these decades later. Fingers crossed!

OCTOBER 1984, Capt Healy was my yachtsmaster examiner in 1998, we thought he was old in '84! What a loss Asgard 2 is to the country

wonderful, many thanks. simpler and better times imo

I grew up watching this!

you've outdone yourself with this montage... thank you...I go for the 1960s ones

The first Findus advert here is, while sadly not one of the three that feature in the infamous Orson Welles recording, part of that series.

Gosh Steve Race doesn't look anything like I imagined from Many a Slip!

Had tickets for his last show in East Grinstead he died the day before!! Saw his sons show in the West End not a patch on his dad although he tried he had no patter.

00:34 Arthur Marshall giggling before he's even began and reminding me, of Frank Spencer when he said "Good Evening"

If one has to have advertisements, in contrast to the current modes, these advertisements are in noticeably better taste, far less annoying, and even entertaining.😊

So unfunny..!

1978, btw

I remember when the weather had boards and sticky symbols in the early 80s.

Tony Hancock is doing something quite different to his usual Railway Cuttings persona.

What year is this?