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December 01, 2003, 14:56:34 »
With a nod in the direction of Andys 'Cartoon Charactor' topic, I thought this might also gain plenty of comments.
Which, or what, were your favourite TV progammes from the past?
It might be a factual, comedy, scientific.......
Suggestions please.
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December 01, 2003, 15:28:05 »
Number one has got to be;
'The Dukes Of Hazzard'; Daisy & the 'General', a great combination.
A damn good cast all in all. Promoted family values & respect for others
Also responsible for destroying almost 400 1969 Dodge Chargers :(
M*A*S*H; The best ever army comedy. Ever.
Very serious at times when it needed to be. Longest running comedy on American TV. Reputed to still be broadcast every minute of the day somewhere in the world.
'Till Death Do Us Part'; Alf Garnett. A classic. Still (surprisingly) shown on SKY. The episodes with 'Marigold' were the best.
'Sykes'; Eric Sykes, Hattie Jaques & Derek Guyler
'Last Of The Summer Wine'; Great cast ('specially Wesley), marvellous locations & a predictable - but none the worse for it- type of humour. Sadly the 'original' cast get thinner all the time.
'Heartbeat'; Don't watch it, but wonderful locations. I certainly can't watch it without thinking of Derek Foulds as 'Mr Derek', with Basil Brush.
'Bilko'; The precursor to 'Top Cat'
More up to date;
'Salvage Squad'
'Scrapheap Challenge'
'Industrial Revelations' (SKY)
'What The ......Did For Us' (various topics with Adam Hart-Davis)
'What The Industrial Revolution Did For Us' (Dan Cruickshank)
'Seven Wonders Of The Industrial World'
'Extreme Engineering' (SKY)
'Military Motors' (SKY)
Anything with Fred Dibnah in it :)
'Star-Trek: Voyager'; Anything with Jeri Ryan (7 of 9) in it gets my vote :D
And 'The Award For The Best Ever Medical Comedy' goes to;
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'SCRUBS'
A truely superb (American,surprisingly) series, I can recognise most charactors as people at our Hospital (especially in our department)
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December 01, 2003, 20:32:30 »
Erm lets see, and in no particular order.
Doctor Who
Faulty Towers
Quantum Leap
As Richard has said 'Dukes of Hazzard'
The A Team
Knight Rider
Dallas and the shooting of JR.
Terror Hawks
Only Fools and Horses
East Enders
Judge John Deed
Holby City
There was a series called 'The Tripods' I think, well it was good.
My Family
If I think of any more I'll let you know :D
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December 01, 2003, 21:11:30 »
You can get M.A.S.H as a boxed DVD set now, series 1 or 2, £30 each ( on my xmas list.
current best programme - Time Commanders, anyone want to have a go with me if I write in for the next series ( if they are doing one )
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December 01, 2003, 21:49:33 »
Whats that all about then Chris, not seen that one :?
What channel and time :?:
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December 02, 2003, 11:45:34 »
Don't watch a lot of TV these days, but going back a few years
Alien Nation
Babylon 5
Blake 7
Buck Rogers in the 25th century
Citizen Smith
Red Dwarf
Joe 90
Thunderbirds
Sea quest DSV
And have to agree with Dukes of hazard – which is still shown on Sky (not sure which channel)
To name a few. :D
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December 02, 2003, 12:48:11 »
Phil,
Daisy, Bo, Luke, Jessie & the 'General' are shown at intervals on 'Granada Plus' (SKY 118)
Chek the programme guide for broadcast times.
Chris (Moose) there were 11 years (seasons) of M*A*S*H, which equates to 251 episodes, including the final 2-&-half hour show
'The Complete Book Of MASH', by Suzi Kalter
ISBN 0-8109-1319-4
Favourite charactor? Just got to be the main man himself; Benjamin Franklin.
Second. Colonel Sherman Potter (been there, seen it all. Even Klinger didn't phase him)
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December 02, 2003, 14:09:40 »
Cheers Richard - I know it was still being shown on sky.
Auf Wiedersehen Pet (the first series).
Stingray
The Sweeney
War of the Worlds
Are few more I just though of. :D
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