Watching Survivors ( BBC 1975) on Britbox, given we're in a pandemic at the moment, I
thought it's a suitable time. The basic story is a virus from China spread across the world
killing millions.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Watching Survivors ( BBC 1975) on Britbox, given we're in a pandemic at the moment, I
thought it's a suitable time. The basic story is a virus from China spread across the world
killing millions.
I'm excited to be part of the next Generation of " The greatest Generation "
In years ahead, younger people will look upon us as braver that they could
ever hope to be. Songs will be written, stories told, movies will be made
about how resilient we were !!
In the future whenever a bottom is wiped, they'll think of us
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
I've started watching "Star cops" on Britbox another 80 British Sci-Fi show. Some good
stories but laughable special effects. You could see they were trying to go for an
" Outland" vibe but sadly with the budget of a school play.
I’d never heard of this before, I could only stand it for 10 minutes before turning it off!
Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
Watching Survivors ( BBC 1975) on Britbox, given we're in a pandemic at the moment, I
thought it's a suitable time. The basic story is a virus from China spread across the world
killing millions.
I’m onto episode 7, it’s pretty good but getting a bit “samey”, I will stick with it though for now.
Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
I’ve just finished Truth Seekers, on Amazon. Starring Nick Frost, Simon Pegg and Malcolm McDowell, this is 8 episodes of brilliant comedy horror, where the comedy doesn’t detract from the story. It’s about a group of amateur paranormal investigators, it’s clever, witty and has plenty of tense scenes. Recommended.
Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,924Chief of Staff
I’ve just looked it up. It’s attributed to Jasper Carrot.
Jasper told the gag in 1983 - it was first used in the radio show Radio Active in 1981...told by Phil Pope and the gag was written by Geoffrey Perkins -{
It's amazing what Sir Miles knows, I remember learning that Michael Caine
never actually said " Not a lot of people know that " ....... Although I
still use the line doing a Michael Caine voice.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,924Chief of Staff
It's amazing what Sir Miles knows, I remember learning that Michael Caine
never actually said " Not a lot of people know that " ....... Although I
still use the line doing a Michael Caine voice.
But what I know is usually crap ) plus it’s Beatles related -{
The Michael Caine saying was actually from Peter Sellers...which I think everyone knows
Discovered another old childhood show on Britbox,......
The Tomorrow People. ITV's answer to Dr Who.
Only worth looking at for nostalgic reasons, as it
hasn't dated well.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Discovered another old childhood show on Britbox,......
The Tomorrow People. ITV's answer to Dr Who.
Only worth looking at for nostalgic reasons, as it
hasn't dated well.
I used to love the theme tune to The Tomorrow People.
I’ve just looked it up. It’s attributed to Jasper Carrot.
Jasper told the gag in 1983 - it was first used in the radio show Radio Active in 1981...told by Phil Pope and the gag was written by Geoffrey Perkins -{
Thanks for sorting my quotes out Sir M. Glad you could understand it ) )
Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,924Chief of Staff
Discovered another old childhood show on Britbox,......
The Tomorrow People. ITV's answer to Dr Who.
Only worth looking at for nostalgic reasons, as it
hasn't dated well.
I used to love the theme tune to The Tomorrow People.
I really liked The Tomorrow People when I was a kid as well -{
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Sir MilesThe Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,924Chief of Staff
I’ve just looked it up. It’s attributed to Jasper Carrot.
Jasper told the gag in 1983 - it was first used in the radio show Radio Active in 1981...told by Phil Pope and the gag was written by Geoffrey Perkins -{
Thanks for sorting my quotes out Sir M. Glad you could understand it ) )
Fans of Octopussy should watch the first two episodes of Yes Prime Minister, the 1980s comedy, which outlines the parlous situation of the UK's nuclear defences and what it would take for Prime Minister Hacker to push the button.
It was on BBC4 last night and is probably on iPlayer.
It is still brilliant! -{
I’ve seen the first 3 episodes of ITV’s, Marple, on BritBox. The period setting is vey good, with lots of well known supporting stars. The scripts seem to be close to the novels. Margaret Rutherford is still my favourite Miss Marple, though, even if, Geraldine McEwan is far closer to the book Marple. The music is also reminiscent of the brilliant Ron Goodwin score from the 1960’s series of films.
Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
I too grew up with Margaret Rutherford as Miss Marple, I remember that Agatha Christie
even dedicated " The Mirror Cracked .... " to her but I feel Geraldine McEwan also brought
"a twinkle in her eye " to the character. I've read all the Miss Marple books and yes
Rutherford is far from Christie's description. Although I do like how emancipated she was
for the time. If a villain took out a sword she'd point out that she'd been the Fencing
champion at her school.
Just out of interest as some may not know it but, in her contract to play Miss Marple
Margaret Rutherford wanted and got, her Husband ( Mr Stringer ) as her sidekick/helper
and that she could wear her own clothes.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
BritBox has a load of Christmas programmes added this week. This streaming site is wonderful for ex-pats like me who miss out on British TV. I’m watching a variety of series that passed me by in the 70’s - 90’s period when I watched very little television. Without doubt the best value streaming site available in my opinion.
Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
Watching series 1 of TMFU, In one episode there's a young Richard Kiel as a TRHUSH henchman.
In one scene he wraps Mr Solo in a fishing net and then bangs it against a wall. I couldn't help
but think the makers of Friday the 13th films could have been influenced by this as in Friday pt 7
Jason kills a camper by slamming a person in a sleeping bag against a tree.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
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Roger Moore 1927-2017
thought it's a suitable time. The basic story is a virus from China spread across the world
killing millions.
I see you watch tv for escapism!
Is out panic buying toilet rolls !
In years ahead, younger people will look upon us as braver that they could
ever hope to be. Songs will be written, stories told, movies will be made
about how resilient we were !!
In the future whenever a bottom is wiped, they'll think of us
When John Lennon was asked if Ringo was the best drummer in the world, he replied, ‘He’s not even the best drummer in The Beatles!’
My son watches this, he thinks it’s brilliant.
I’d never heard of this before, I could only stand it for 10 minutes before turning it off!
I’m onto episode 7, it’s pretty good but getting a bit “samey”, I will stick with it though for now.
Actually, John Lennon NEVER said that...it was a gag from a radio show in 1981 (Radio Active)... -{
Oh, an urban myth, many of those around, but never mind, I still think it’s funny
Yes, a complete myth...although Macca is more than handy with the sticks...
Jasper told the gag in 1983 - it was first used in the radio show Radio Active in 1981...told by Phil Pope and the gag was written by Geoffrey Perkins -{
never actually said " Not a lot of people know that "
still use the line doing a Michael Caine voice.
But what I know is usually crap
The Michael Caine saying was actually from Peter Sellers...which I think everyone knows
The Tomorrow People. ITV's answer to Dr Who.
Only worth looking at for nostalgic reasons, as it
hasn't dated well.
I used to love the theme tune to The Tomorrow People.
Thanks for sorting my quotes out Sir M. Glad you could understand it
I really liked The Tomorrow People when I was a kid as well -{
My pleasure
It was on BBC4 last night and is probably on iPlayer.
It is still brilliant! -{
Roger Moore 1927-2017
even dedicated " The Mirror Cracked .... " to her but I feel Geraldine McEwan also brought
"a twinkle in her eye " to the character. I've read all the Miss Marple books and yes
Rutherford is far from Christie's description. Although I do like how emancipated she was
for the time. If a villain took out a sword she'd point out that she'd been the Fencing
champion at her school.
Just out of interest as some may not know it but, in her contract to play Miss Marple
Margaret Rutherford wanted and got, her Husband ( Mr Stringer ) as her sidekick/helper
and that she could wear her own clothes.
In one scene he wraps Mr Solo in a fishing net and then bangs it against a wall. I couldn't help
but think the makers of Friday the 13th films could have been influenced by this as in Friday pt 7
Jason kills a camper by slamming a person in a sleeping bag against a tree.