TV listings from the olden days
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Any particular years of interest for Christmas Eve/Day/Boxing Day listings?
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Christmas Eve 1996.
I have a memory of watching A Question of Sport on a Christmas Eve. This may well have been it.
The second Christmas special of The Brittas Empire is here too.
On Channel 4 at 10pm, the original airing of the Father Ted Christmas special.
I have a memory of watching A Question of Sport on a Christmas Eve. This may well have been it.
The second Christmas special of The Brittas Empire is here too.
On Channel 4 at 10pm, the original airing of the Father Ted Christmas special.
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Friday 13th January 1989.
It's 1989 World Darts semi-finals day. Spot the coverage.
It's 1989 World Darts semi-finals day. Spot the coverage.
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The first episode of Spitting Image aired on this day in 1984 on ITV. 40 years ago today.
While Margaret Thatcher impersonates the Queen, can Joan Collins really be in bed with John McEnroe? As Bob Dylan protests against the use of cheese, Mick Jagger gets in trouble whilst abusing other dairy products. Meanwhile, in `The Presidents Brain Is Missing', President Reagan wakes up in bed with a stuffed monkey.
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Blimey... 40 years agoRogg wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 10:32 am The first episode of Spitting Image aired on this day in 1984 on ITV. 40 years ago today.
While Margaret Thatcher impersonates the Queen, can Joan Collins really be in bed with John McEnroe? As Bob Dylan protests against the use of cheese, Mick Jagger gets in trouble whilst abusing other dairy products. Meanwhile, in `The Presidents Brain Is Missing', President Reagan wakes up in bed with a stuffed monkey.
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Friday 28th February 1969.
The first episode of On the Buses airs on ITV. 55 years ago today.
It will run for 74 episodes and 3 movies.
The first episode of On the Buses airs on ITV. 55 years ago today.
It will run for 74 episodes and 3 movies.
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Great programme
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Rather top myself than watch 1 minute of this shite
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I assume this is a private effort by the youtuber - a colourised version of that first episode.
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Thursday 12th March 1981.
One of my favourite sitcoms, the first episode of 'Sorry!' aired on BBC1 43 years ago tonight.
One of my favourite sitcoms, the first episode of 'Sorry!' aired on BBC1 43 years ago tonight.
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March 11, 2024 marks the 60th anniversary of the day Gene Roddenberry first put Star Trek down on paper. His Star Trek format was his proposal that piqued the interest of Desilu Studios and NBC leading to the production of the first Star Trek pilot
March 11, 2024 marks the 60th anniversary of the day Gene Roddenberry first put Star Trek down on paper. His Star Trek format was his proposal that piqued the interest of Desilu Studios and NBC leading to the production of the first Star Trek pilot
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Thursday 13th January 2000.
A peek at how the BBC covered a day of 2000 Lakey darts.
A peek at how the BBC covered a day of 2000 Lakey darts.
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Mnoday 20th Match 1995.
Between BBC1 and BBC2, you can watch sitcoms from 8.30 til 10pm. All three shows are faves of forummer/s.
Between BBC1 and BBC2, you can watch sitcoms from 8.30 til 10pm. All three shows are faves of forummer/s.
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Saturday 24th March 1979.
The first episode of Tales of the Unexpected airs on ITV, presented by Roald Dahl. 45 years ago today. It will run for 112 episodes over 9 years.
The first episode of Tales of the Unexpected airs on ITV, presented by Roald Dahl. 45 years ago today. It will run for 112 episodes over 9 years.
'A young couple on holiday in Jamaica meet a mysterious old gentleman who makes one of them a macabre wager...'
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