Programmes like by your mum and dad.

[Accy cyclist]

Settle down now!!

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra96Q4_qlHI

 

[Saluki]

I have just remembered that Mum was glued to Travelling Man. Bunnied on about Leigh Lawson daily.

 

[coffeejo]

Blankety Blank... That bloomin chequebook and pen!

 

[summerdays]

Blankety Blank... That bloomin chequebook and pen!

And the other one... The generation game!

And Porridge !

 

[coffeejo]

And the other one... The generation game!

And Porridge !

Porridge, yes, but not The Generation Game.

The Bill, London's Burning and Juliet Bravo.

 

[coffeejo]

Thank you Jo, Summerdays.....you've made me feel old.

I thought that happened when you wake up each morning?

 

[Diggs]

Oh man,reading all these...I've just remembered Out Of Town, Jack Hargreaves on Sunday at lunchtime

 

[furball]

My mum loved Peyton Place. I don't think she missed an episode. After a quick Google I realise that was probably 50 years ago. No wonder I feel old.

 

[summerdays]

One man and his dog!

 

[Yellow Fang]

I loved all of those ......are you my son?

I didn't like any of those programmes. However, I could not persuade my mother they were rubbish.

Come to think of it, she always watched Secret Army. I cannot remember if she liked When the Boat Comes In. I think she liked Bouquet of Barbed Wire but I don't think that was such a long running series.

 

[tyred]

Benny Hill
OFAH
Glenroe
The Late Late Show
Emmerdale when it was Emmerdale Farm!
The Price is Right
Jim'll fix it!
Minder

 

[Mrs M]

[QUOTE 4450840, member: 259"]Ted Moult! [/QUOTE]
Was he not the Everest window man?

 

[Mrs M]

[QUOTE 4450896, member: 259"]Yes, he had a sorry end, though.[/QUOTE]

 

[Diggs]

Slightly related, as I was growing up, I used to watch loads of films on TV with Dad that he recommended, I remember sitting there spellbound watching Bonnie and Clyde.
Friday night was eagerly anticipated, we'd sit and watch the Horror Double Bill on BBC2.
An old B&W 1930s classic followed by a slightly more modern film, usually Hammer, making full use of Eastman Colour to splash all that fake blood about

 

[Mrs M]

Starsky and Hutch
Butterflies
Hill Street Blues (Mr M says to the cat, "and hey, let's be careful out there" when he goes out
The Saint
Randall and Hopkirk
The Avengers
Quincy
Bewitched
HR Puff n Stuff
Jeez, I'm old