Greatest TV Moment

[stephec]

Anything with Dr Alice.

The Carol Vorderman injunction's still running then?

 

[postman]

View: https://youtu.be/1PDAAGrrxQs

 

[captain nemo1701]

Tom Bakers cameo in Dr Who 50th anniversary show back in 2013. I felt ten years old again for a few minutes😊.

 

[Yellow Fang]

 

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[captain nemo1701]

Quality

 

[Threevok]

View: https://youtu.be/1x9YACdBUrU

ETA - I should add this scene left me shocked and for a long time just hearing that song made me sad.

Ashamedly, I had never seen the Supranos (can't imagine how I missed it first time around) and only finished the box set two weeks ago

I had a lot of mixed emotions about that ending and had only just got over it, before you bought it up again

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

Nope - that theme music

 

[Threevok]

Very very good question - so many I can't choose, but here are some that will always stick in my mind

Nelson Mandela's release
The Berlin Wall coming down
Live Aid - Give us your **** Money blurt by Bob
The (Rod Hull and) Emu incident with Billy Connolly, on the Parkinson show
The aforementioned Dell-Boy bar counter scene
The rat in the biscuit tin -Fawlty Towers
Fork Handles - The Two Ronnies
Morcambe and Wise - running out of stairs, during the big musical number
The Young ones - Neil crying because the lentils had blown up
The finale of Blake's Seven

 

[slow scot]

John Hewitt's goal against Real Madrid in Gothenburg May 1983.

 

[classic33]

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nQrE8vOM0ss

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View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NmoZBQN2vvY

 

[Accy cyclist]

Ken Barlow punching Mike Baldwin for playing hide the sausage with Deidre.

On about Coronation street,i miss 'Bet Lynch' saying quite often.."bye 'eck lad/love,you've got a face like a wet Tuesday in Accrington. I also remember Bradley Walsh (Mike Baldwin's son i think) when in the show saying in a mocking northern accent,when his son signed up for Weatherfield FC words to the affect of "if you'd played your cards right you could've been playing for t' Accrington Stanley".