26 May 1984 LWT - ads, Shine on Harvey Moon trail & Tales of the Unexpected

Saturday night action from LWT in 1984.
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[@McStubby74]

What I wouldn't give to live those days again back then

[@televisionarchives1184]

Loved both programs.

[@jezt42]

Ah, Tales of the Unexpected with the Anglia ident, as it should be! 👍

[@tubbytuber1015]

Loved Harvey Moon. Always remember Stanley said something about Veronica to Maggie who replied that her and Veronica had been through thick and thin, to which Stanley said ‘yeh she’s thick and you’re thin’ 😀 probably couldn’t say that these days, and as for the Kiora advert!

[@cfntl2629]

They’re STILL using the 1968 break bumper!?!?!?!?!?

[@benjaminclasper9355]

The episode of tales of the unexpected shown on this date was called “proxy”.

[@martinwalsh3228]

Great adverts Kia Ora lasted for years.

[@SpotlessLeopard]

If anyone can tell me who the woman was in the Corneto advert, I'll be exceptionally impressed.

[@ajdc88]

kika markham

[@SpotlessLeopard]

@@ajdc88 Well done. You're a genius. 👍

[@Liofa73]

And a Bruno Tonioli lookalike singing.

[@SpotlessLeopard]

@@Liofa73 I'll find him to get the lady her ice cream back.

[@Tmuk2]

She's in her 80's now - how is that possible?!!

[@craigr9881]

Can you still get Timotei?

[@StarWarsJay]

I see some in Poundland lol

[@StarWarsJay]

I know we are used to impressive CGI these days and are a bit spoiled, but that Anglia knight on horseback always looked dodgy, even back then. Is it me, or did it wobble slightly?

[@mikmac220]

I need some timotei, horse and bareback

[@susansherlock6934]

Wouldn't give a TV house room now, but the programmes back then with the regional owners were brilliant!