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Most on here too young to remember Mr Andrews, Danny Blanchflower
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Ahhh shucks! Was expecting a Yewtree breaking news exclusive.
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wouldnt yewtree have to dig up eamonn andrews.........and if hes not dead i am very sorry
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I LIKED HIM ON CRACKAJACK
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A decent amateur boxer, a singer, reached 18 in the charts back in the 50's & presenter of Crackerjack among lots of other stuff, met someone years back that had been a guest on a this is your life show but cannot remember who the star was.
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he was on that american show where you had to guess someones job and the celeb while being blindfolded
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WHATS MY LINE ^^^^^^
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'You, thought he was dead, but tonight he has flown 1 million miles from heaven to be here...Come in Eammon Andrews'
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what was the name of the host??........he was good
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T TO THOSE OF YOU WHO DONT KNOW DANNY BLANCHEFLOWER WAS THE CAPTAIN OF THE DOUBLE WINNING FACUP AND LEAUGE SIDE OF THE 60S TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR AND CAPTAIN OF NORTHERN IRELAND
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THEY USED TO HAVE FIREMEN AND AMBULANCE DRIVERS ON AS THE STAR GUEST AAS WELL AS CELEBRITIES
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Gilbert GARDING
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HARDING NOT GARDING
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I TURNED IT OFF WHEN IT WAS A AMBULANCE DRIVER OR FIREMAN AND NOT A BIG STAR
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Turned off the hose ?
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Crackerjack had a quiz called 'Double or Drop' in which
you got goodies for every right answer and a cabbage for a wrong one, the snag was you had to hold them, 3 cabbages and you were out, you were also out and lost your prizes if you dropped them. Too cruel for todays children. I always wanted a crackerjack pencil. |
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NO TURNED OFF THIS IS YOUR LIFE
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This takes me back,he lived in the road I was born and brought up in. I used to deliver his morning paper for years. I seem to remember he was quite generous with my Christmas box (no innuendo intended).
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I was surprised by Eamonn. Surprised that he was on tv. He had zilch talent.
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Far from it. He was a very competent presenter imo.
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I was on Crackerjack about 1959.
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THEY USED TO HAVE FIREMEN AND AMBULANCE DRIVERS ON AS THE STAR GUEST AAS WELL AS CELEBRITIES
I remember a Sea King helicopter winchman being on once. He got a standing ovation at the end from the audience, and rightly so. |
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YES THERE WERE SOME GREAT STORIES ,BUT I TURNED IT OFF ,I WOULD BE VERY INTERESTED IN THEM NOW ,BUT NOT WHEN I WAS YOUNGER
A KENNY MAN WAS YOU A CONTESTANT ON EAMONNE ANDREWS CRACKAJACK OR JUST IN THE AUDIENCE ,IF YOU WAS A CONTESTANT I BET YOU DIDNT WIN |
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this is your ?
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ITS SAD I KNOW BUT IN THEM DAYS I WAS MORE INTERESTED IN WHO GOT THE CABBAGES ON CRACKERJACK ,THAN SEA HELICOPTER PILOTS
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I actually competed do wah, i got 3 cabbages i think, so was eliminated.
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I actually competed do wah, i got 3 cabbages i think, so was eliminated.
Did it put you off cabages? |
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No, but it put me off cabbages.
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preferred Playbox to Crackerjack.
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Bet you would love to see a recording of it Kenny.
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I loved crackerjack and always wanted to be on it.
What was Playbox Kenny, I can't remember that? Googled it and it says it was a show from the 80s for 2-5 year olds. |
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KENNY YOURE NOW ONE OF MY HEROES ,I THOUGHT ID DONE SOME EXCITING THINGS IN MY LIFE BUT GETTING E CABBAGES ON CRACKERJACK WITH EAMONNE ANDREWS BEATS BY FAR ANYTHING THAT IVE DONE YOUR MY HERO
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3 NOT E ^^
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Yes I would love to see a recording pumpy, but we made enquiries a long while ago and most of them have been wiped.
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That's what I thought
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Thanks Do Wah. akabula. Palaybox was on every other Friday, also presented by Eamon. It was more of a thoughtful game show rather than slapstick, and I always looked forward to it.
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He hosted a chat show on ITV, The Eamonn Andrews Show.[3] He was famous for coming up with off-the-cuff linkings that did not work – such as: "Speaking of cheese sandwiches, have you come far?"
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Throughout the 1950s, he commentated on the major British heavyweight fights on the BBC Light Programme, with inter-round summaries by J. Barrington Dalby!
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Yes I remember it well. Decent commentator.
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