Watch this Space: 1982

[@zman953]

Absolutely glorious.

[@kengeorgejones6855]

Thanks. I'm always fascinated by Points of View or any programs with a similar theme. They did go through quite a bit here. A real sign of the times that they aired a letter where some guy mostly just wants to talk about an attractive woman he needs to see more of and she assures him he'll be seeing even more of said presenter.

[@johnescolme5066]

What is the theme tune?

[@Crazy1Clive]

Fabulous upload, dreadful programme. Not sure why they had Toni Arthur to present it in full patronising mode (along with the voiceovers), but a lot of regional TV was like that then. I know she said, "Winds, tides, currents..." at 6:05, but it sure as hell didn't sound like that on first hearing. Or second. Or even the third!

[@kengeorgejones6855]

She had her moments but a great deal of her presentation showed me why most of the Points of View presenters tried a different style of humor, as she often just comes across as twee and condescending.

[@johnescolme5066]

She was sort of local - I think she lived in Crowborough, so was an easy book.

[@Jesusisthelivingword]

Why did TVS use offices at kent house i thought they had there own offices in london, maidstone, dover, southampton and gillingham.

[@appropriatedsubdiffusion9260]

"a bunched up jump of amateurs"? What a fascinating programme; I love Toni Arthur, but she can't quite carry of the Took-esque schtick without seeming condescending. The Points of View style letter voices are pumped up to 11. Lucy Morgan!

[@garyhunt8067]

Itv Points Of View.

[@andrewtaylor9875]

Just eleven minutes, and so much to unpick 🤔 Is Mr Feriday (at 5 mins) a nom de plume for C David Wilson? He clearly does not consider TVS to be a very fine company.

[@Jaspacat1965]

Kent House is now an 'apartment' block and an overspill for London housing.