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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmYfYaqOWAw
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Brass
Bradley Armitage, mill owner in industrial Yorkshire brilliantly played by Timothy West, and the rest of his family, the mill worker played by a guy who used to be in Coronation St who was for ever "doffing" his cap whilst Bradley was**gin his wife.I thought it was a great series. |
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Selwyn froggit
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The One Show .....biggest joke on tv
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The Glam Metal Detectives
I only really remember Colin Corleone, the wannabe mafiosi. |
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Guitarist 18 Feb 11:59
Greatest American Hero ------------------ believe it or not, i remember that one! what about the baldy man? |
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Can´t believe nobody hasn´t mentioned Soap, very funny surreal American sit com from the early 80´s.
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harold wilsons labour govt.
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Big Top
Starring Amanda Holden |
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Nightingales with Robert Lindsay. Nobody here but us chickens.
[i][/i] Top stuff James Ellis and I think David Threlfall too |
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annie griffins the book group was insanely underated absoloutely top notch
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beast was quality imo im pretty sure it flopped though
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Doo wah mentioned Jimmy**heroe, it was called the**heroe Kid, an adult playing the part of a schoolboy, and I remember sitting cross legged on the floor, in front of the radio, p!ssing myself laughing at his escapades every week
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heartburn hotel.
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me too Hoss. The programmes sometimes get a re-run on BBC7
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Home to roost with John Thaw and Reece Dinsdale. . . .
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thebandit 18 Feb 12:30
heartburn hotel. Remember this one. Tim Healy and the scottish bloke with long hair. truly awful programme! |
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There's A Lot of it About... latterday Milligan ..BBC taped over it apparently
One on ITV with character Dudley as some sort of designer / draughtsmen with a puppet and sitcom style family in it |
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Two come to mind, Home James and On The Up
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Ghostbusters 2- 15 Storys High was brilliant. I found that only those with a higher intellect enjoyed it.
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Michael Bentine's Its a Square World
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lol....Heartburn Hotel
I remember that one too. You're right, it was awful Sad thing is I would love to wattch a couple of episodes now, just to see what it was llike |
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will also chuck in school shenagins related Chalk to from 96-97-ish.
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One on ITV with character Dudley as some sort of designer / draughtsmen with a puppet and sitcom style family in it
Was it called Keep it In the Family? Or All in the Family. Two fit daughters and Glyn houston as his boss. Rosemary Leach or Pauline Yates as the wife |
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The Peter Principle
with Jim Broadbent and Beverly Callard |
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Any mentioned
Collins Sandwich, staring Mel fatboy Smith ? |
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As someone mentioned - Yus My Dear.
Arthur Mullard, Queenie Watts & Mike Reid -so bad it was good! Sample gag - 'you wunt think a liitle bloke like that would be good at dancing.' 'Course 'e is -'is legs is nearer the ground'. |
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bad boys
was mid 90's, set in glasgow about glaswegian and london gangsters, was terrible but loved it :-) |
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Wasn't their a Yes M'lord with half the cast of Hi-De-Hi on there along with that Dr. Beeching thing with some hi-de-hi cast (mid 90's)
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theresbeenagoal 18 Feb 00:52
'Nightingales' with Robert Lindsay, mentioned earlier was absolute sheer and utter brilliance unless my memory is playing tricks Your memory is fine :) |
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DaveEdwards 17 Feb 23:05
Get Some In, Robert Lyndsay. 1970s RAF comedy. I can only just remember it. i remember that,i liked it |
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Sledgehammer. American eighties cop spoof. Usually on when we came home from the pub. Very funny. and Barney Miller many years ago.
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Absolutely. Top class Scottish sketch show. IT IS, IT'S TRUE!!! And spin-off Mr.Don & Mr.George.
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newhart
this is my brotehr daryl, and this is my other brother daryl |
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Robert Lindsay was picked for Citizen Smith because of his performance in Get Some In.
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No-one mentioned Sykes yet? With Eric and Hatti.
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No problem
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Mothers Ruin - Roy Barrowclough
Relative Strangers - Mathew Kelly |
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Kudos for the forumite who mentioned the book group it was excellent.
Lazarus and Dingwall- Starred the two men from the carling black label ads it was a kind of cop spoof. Joking Apart- Story about a guy who was divorced and was doing a stand up routine inbetween scenes like Seinfeld, I think it was written by the guy who did Press Gang. |
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Neat and Tidy
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