THE JILLON by Harry Hill | Comedy Short Film youtu.be/9VYEm5cTZfM?si=uhE8… via @YouTube
Knightmare - Official Game Reveal Trailer youtu.be/JQnQ0HJ_VeU?si=jmNe… via @YouTube
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In radio comedy series The Navy Lark, Leslie Phillips had the catchphrase "Ooh nasty!" Hugo Myatt (Treguard) borrowed it in Series 1 of Knightmare and the rest is history.
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50 years of Saturday morning Kids TV!!! starting with SWAP SHOP and with Trev & Simon swinging their pants on the horizon... #October1976
fancy a Trev & Simon signed photo as a gift for someone ( or treat yourself!)
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Today I am at the BBC doing a interview about the Up series it seems to me Doctor Who’s tardis and the up series are plenty in common, they both go back in time,👍👍👍🏇🏇🏇
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Here is the full packaging for the upcoming Mr Benn dvd release.
All the cartoons have been restored & look Fabulous.
There are loads of extras, including a cd of Mr Benn - The Music.
We hope you love it!!
Please pass the word...
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End of the Up experiment: ‘I trusted that man with my who...A nice article in today’s Observer, hope you like it gang 🏇🏇🏇 observer.co.uk/culture/tv/ar…
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Télé 80 propose en PRECO le cd de Le Grand Héritage, en double CD réunissant près de 100 titres.
Seulement 500 exemplaires
Près de 100 titres réunis sur 2 CD.
Prix : 19,99 €
Un minimum de 100 précommandes est nécessaire
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Anyone who knows anything about me knows this hurts
He was the greatest actor of his generation,making comedy look simple and solid drama even more effortless
He was a rascal and I loved him…
Richard O’ Sullivan
RIP
I’ll just say….sausage rolls…….!
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Here’s a restoration, expansion and (in one case) colourisation of two #DoctorWho images from the 1964 Radio Times Christmas colour supplement ‘Barbara in Wonderland’ - the first is the main colour image as it appeared in the magazine and the second is an alternative shot used (in b&w) as a preview the week before. The full feature had a girl taking an Alice-style trip around BBC TV Centre and meeting all the stars of the day.
Both photos show William Hartnell serving ‘tea’ (because of course tea always comes in a sinister glass bottle and is served from a ladle) to Babs Lord (later of Pan’s People fame) in what I assume is the TVC canteen, monitored by two Daleks in their DIOE splendour. And just look at the slapdash paint job on the Dalek Supreme!
Luckily the preview pic had tons more vertical image to work with, and the four missing corners weren’t anything too complicated to recreate. At first glance you’d assume the shots were taken seconds apart as so much is identical between them, but there’s been some shifting of the background chairs, the teapot on the table has moved, and Babs’ bib is absent in the preview. Maybe they were stuck there for hours doing it…
Oh and that thing hanging on the silver Dalek’s gun is Dr Who’s walking stick in case you were wondering.
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This is the lineup for 70 up gang , to be aired on ITV on the 15th And 22nd of September, hoping you like it again👌👌👌
Lovely photo taken last night at @Portmeirion by Alan Jones.
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Here’s another one of those tangentially #DoctorWho related image restorations that nobody in the whole wide world ever wanted, but which I felt strangely compelled to do anyway.
After William Russell and Jacqueline Hill made it back to LONDON 1965™ they didn’t run for the hills but decided, rather sweetly, to do a touring play together.
Here’s a publicity photo of the cast of ‘Separate Tables’ by Terence Rattigan from July 1965, taken during their successful run at the Leeds Grand Theatre.
Forgive any weirdness - there really wasn’t much image information to work with in that halftone newsprint nightmare!
CAR BOOT: The Mockumentary | What REALLY Happens at a British Car Boot Sale: youtu.be/WzUkGgs-810?si=LvUX… via @YouTube
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There was laughter and tears at Guildford Cathedral this morning - a truly beautiful and deeply moving funeral service for Dame Penelope Keith - what a lady and what a perfect service. It caught her completely. She was very special.
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Sad to hear of the death of puppeteer Ronnie LeDrew. Probably most famous for being the man behind Zippy on Rainbow, but his career in puppetry in immense. Sooty, Potty Time among his TV credits and film work on Muppets, Labyrinth and Little Shop of Horrors to name a few. He was also a regular performer and Director of the Little Angel puppet theatre in Islington.
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Richard O'Sullivan as David Copperfield in an excerpt on Fact in Fiction about children at work in the 19th century BBC TV 14.3.1958






























