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Retro TV shows
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81 Re: Retro TV shows Thu Feb 11 2016, 21:17
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Yes.
82 Re: Retro TV shows Thu Feb 11 2016, 21:31
Banks of the Croal
Frank Worthington
Robin Hood ... Richard Greene
William Tell ... ???
Ivanhoe ... Roger Moore
Billy Bunter
The Comedians
Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club
Wrestling with the likes of Jackie Pallo, Mick McManus, Billy Two Rivers, Kendo Nagasaki etc.
Also Boltons Bert Royal and Vic Faulkner
Mentioned Brass earlier on xmiles.
William Tell ... ???
Ivanhoe ... Roger Moore
Billy Bunter
The Comedians
Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club
Wrestling with the likes of Jackie Pallo, Mick McManus, Billy Two Rivers, Kendo Nagasaki etc.
Also Boltons Bert Royal and Vic Faulkner
Mentioned Brass earlier on xmiles.
83 Re: Retro TV shows Thu Feb 11 2016, 21:41
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
William Tell was Conrad Phillips. Saw Michael Crawford in it on youtube,and he looked about 12.
85 Re: Retro TV shows Thu Feb 11 2016, 22:08
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Banks of the Croal wrote:
Mentioned Brass earlier on xmiles.
Glad you have fond memories of it too.
86 Re: Retro TV shows Thu Feb 11 2016, 22:25
Banks of the Croal
Frank Worthington
boltonbonce wrote:William Tell was Conrad Phillips. Saw Michael Crawford in it on youtube,and he looked about 12.
Thanks bonce, this fella used to frighten me
87 Re: Retro TV shows Thu Feb 11 2016, 22:28
Banks of the Croal
Frank Worthington
xmiles wrote:Banks of the Croal wrote:
Mentioned Brass earlier on xmiles.
Glad you have fond memories of it too.
Bought the DVDs a few years ago, still to watch them all yet
90 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 00:01
Hip Priest
Andy Walker
Boys From The Blackstuff. ("I can do that, Gizza job! Go on, giz it!" - Yosser Hughes)
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91 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 00:19
Hip Priest
Andy Walker
Rowan and Martin's Laugh In
Clochemerle
The Lovers
Steptoe and Son
Till Death Do us Part
Some great TV plays.
Another Sunday and Sweet FA.
Abigail's Party
Nuts In May
Bar Mitzpha Boy
Up The Junction
Cathy Come Home
Clochemerle
The Lovers
Steptoe and Son
Till Death Do us Part
Some great TV plays.
Another Sunday and Sweet FA.
Abigail's Party
Nuts In May
Bar Mitzpha Boy
Up The Junction
Cathy Come Home
92 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 00:21
Hip Priest
Andy Walker
I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again. (Sunday dinner time radio programme circa 1969).
93 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 00:28
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
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boltonbonce wrote:And I thought your taste in music was bad!karlypants wrote:Dale's Supermarket Sweep! Used to love watching this in the afternoons if I was off ill from school.
94 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 09:29
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
boltonbonce wrote:WKRP in Cincinnati.
95 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 10:39
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Banksy, you've stirred my memory with these ones. Seems you, me, and Bonce are of the same era, along with programmes that have made a mark.Banks of the Croal wrote:Robin Hood ... Richard Greene
William Tell ... ???
Ivanhoe ... Roger Moore
Billy Bunter
The Comedians
Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club
Wrestling with the likes of Jackie Pallo, Mick McManus, Billy Two Rivers, Kendo Nagasaki etc.
Also Boltons Bert Royal and Vic Faulkner
Mentioned Brass earlier on xmiles.
Gessler was the Burgher out of William Tell.
Also, don't forget Z Cars, and that tune, (which I have), along with Champion the Wonder horse
97 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 13:59
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
I remember the series (film?) from even earlier, before Ilya Kuryakin came along
98 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 14:24
Numpty 28723
Andy Walker
What about Crossroads with its wobbly scenery and microphones dangling into view at the top of the screen.
To understand the character of Benny Hawkins you just have to imagine Boltonbonce in his formative years. The programme itself was once described as "like watching pornography without the sex."
To understand the character of Benny Hawkins you just have to imagine Boltonbonce in his formative years. The programme itself was once described as "like watching pornography without the sex."
99 Re: Retro TV shows Fri Feb 12 2016, 14:27
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Numpty can't even stab me in the back.
He stabs me in the front. I'm outraged.
Mind you,Crossroads was a laugh. Amy Turtle was my favourite.
He stabs me in the front. I'm outraged.
Mind you,Crossroads was a laugh. Amy Turtle was my favourite.
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