What was on tv when you were born?

"I Love Lucy" (1951–1960)

Muffin the Mule 1946-1955
Kaleidoscope 1946-1953
Television Newsreel 1948-1954
Come Dancing 1949-1995

X Factor

A photo of my parent's wedding and some Capo-Di-Monte I think.

We couldn`t afford Capos kenny

On my birthday the first ever episode of Star Trek was shown, I'm quite happy with that I must say.

The Sky At Night was broadcast for the first time the week I was born.

We were poshm

We were posh Shane, we had Hummel figures as well.

Box of matches on our telly.

I remember watching Magic Roundabout in Black & White and wondering what colour the characters were.

Queenies Castle

closedown - end of transmission

No TV broadcast in Britain during WW2. Only very posh people had a set in them days.

You are augustus kwembe and I claim my £5

I can't remember, I was very young when I was born.

lol

round screen in a cabinet

flowerpot men, z cars, the likely lads

The cat curled up ............wiv EY81s glowing

I was in Northumberland a couple of weeks back mm. What a beautiful place Stocksfield is.

aye, nice along tyne valley, go further along westward , corbridge is really nice. well worth a visit. hexham isnt though. bit disappointing, nice racecourse though.

I was at a funeral, sadly. Train Leeds to Durham, taxi to crem', and then Stocksfield Golf Club.

Hancock, but it was a repeat.

Blood Donor I hope.

We didn't have a telly till I was 5, so I don't know.

The only TVs that we had were "gender benders", though I didn't know about such things back then!

Fanny Cradock  & The Galloping Gourmet

Just checked there was nothing worth watching on the day I was born, I guess I probably went out that night?

When we finally did get one, I used to run home from school to watch "Muffin The Mule".

I can tell you with absolute certainty that it never happened!

Good to see that cmat is back.

My Da's appendage ; he hadn't had nookie in 4 months and saw a scantily clad lady on screen and couldn't contain himself ; this is a true story because I read my Da's diaries.

Just been looking. A version of Agatha Christie's "Ten Little N-Words". How times change.

Much to my amazement the BBC hasn't even edited out the word that apparently causes the sky to fall in whenever it's mentioned. Unless a black person uses it. Then it's seemingly OK.