6.Call My Bluff S11E16 (1977), S12E1, S12E2, S12E3, S12E4 (1978) P. Gee,S. Cusack,J. Agutter,T. Rice

[@Wolfman0761]

From the days when Television was actually worth watching. Beautiful, Humorous, and Intelligent People - not a load of Reality Non Entities as we have had to endure for far too long.❤

[@KPGRUND]

Prunella Gee AND Hannah Gordon …two of my fave ladies of all time

[@Padrino64]

Frank and Patrick... Such endearing gentleman

[@sirknight1399]

So many lovely ladies ❤

[@muff-puff.]

My Heart ❤️ goes " bum diddy bum diddy bum diddy bum " for the delicious Hannah Gordon ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌟

[@danmcdaid]

She was absolutely stunning back then

[@sirknight1399]

She is lovely

[@KPGRUND]

A magnificent lady …and the voice ❤

[@AngusMaciver-f6g]

She is beautiful but her driving is a bit suspect.

[@Omnicient.]

1:29:38 Unsure if Tim was serious or not when he said: 'I don't know if you remember before 1971 we used to have pounds, shillings and pence.'

[@GaryWhittingham]

Thanks for sharing.

[@dreamer459]

You're very welcome! 🥰

[@MiceOnParole]

Hannah Gordon ❤

[@bioLarzen]

For "Punketto" you could know which one the true definition was - for the fact that both false definitions had it as an Italian word - and Italian doesn't really use the letter K...

[@thesolitarycyclist9005]

Fair point, although spelt with a *k* would be a phonetic anglicisation.

[@bioLarzen]

@@thesolitarycyclist9005 That is also true. Although Italian words are usually accepted into the English language with their otiginal spelling - so it was at least a bit suspicious :)

[@scotmark]

I thought half a farthing was a fart....