"Old" TV stuff

[stephec]

Doyle and Starsky

If you saw them two together either your glasses or tv needs fixing.

 

[swee'pea99]

Never liked The Sweeney as I can't abide Dennis Waterman - useless stiff 'actor'.

How can you *say* that?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uOngXn0CGI

 

[welsh dragon]

Brilliant. And if you squinted, the strings nearly, disappeared. . Stingray. Hahaha . Then theres jo90

Captain Scarlet
Joe 90
Thunderbirds

In that order for me.

Do you remember them first time around? [/QUOTE]


Errr. Yes. Now I'm embarassed. People will know how old I really am

 

[stephec]

lisa geoghan, you gotta be kidding.

That's a shame, she told me that she thinks you're such a hunky beefcake.

 

[stephec]

Captain Scarlet
Joe 90
Thunderbirds

In that order for me.

Do you remember them first time around?

Errr. Yes. Now I'm embarassed. People will know how old I really am[/QUOTE]

It's ok, I've not got enough fingers and toes.

 

[welsh dragon]

Errr. Yes. Now I'm embarassed. People will know how old I really am

It's ok, I've not got enough fingers and toes.[/QUOTE]


Ooooh ow.

 

[Cyclist33]

That's a shame, she told me that she thinks you're such a hunky beefcake.

still wouldnt.

 

[stephec]

It's ok, I've not got enough fingers and toes.

Ooooh ow.[/QUOTE]

So you are Deborah Meaden?

Do you see what I did there, an old dragon?

 

[RWright]

I was hitting my teens in the 70s and we only had about 4 or 5 TV channels in the early 70s. When "In Concert" started coming on late on Friday nights I was very impressed, it featured some of the top rock bands of the time, it was great. A few years later "Saturday Night Live" started coming on late on Saturday. I was again looking forward to a TV show. I am not sure if Saturday Night Live made it across the pond but it was a comedy sketch show that most of my friends and myself loved to watch. It launched the careers of many stars. It is still on, I quit watching after the mid 80s but I read that it has been on for 39 years now.

 

[welsh dragon]

Ooooh ow.

So you are Deborah Meaden?

Do you see what I did there, an old dragon? [/QUOTE]

Thank you so much dear boy

 

[raleighnut]

Anybody else remember "I didn't know you cared" they showed an episode on a Liz Smith night and when I mentioned it to SWMBCF she promptly/secretly googled it and got me the box set
+1 for Big Deal, we were only talking about that the other day & I'd love to see Brass again after watching Tim West and Prunella Scales on the canal boat series.

 

[ufkacbln]

@Cunobelin I loved Travelling Man , anything with narrow boats with me.

& Big Deal with Ray Brooks as a professional gambler who got into Minder like scrapes too. The lovely Lisa Geohegan was another big reason to watch.

Clangers yep
the entire output of Cosgrove Hall for witty kids TV too.

I took a canal boat across the Chirk Aqueduct where the "helicopter fight" took place

 

[Roadrider48]

Bet you liked The Cuckoo Waltz as well?

Fliss kiss chris!

 

[Roadrider48]

The Good Life anyone?

Never watched it first time round, but I got into it on Gold a few years ago.

One of my wife's all time favourites, along with Duty free.

 

[shouldbeinbed]

It's ok, I've not got enough fingers and toes.

Frostbite? ;P