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Those coins say 'mythical mediæval monarch' to me, rather than 'serious grown-ups money programme'.

I like the half-crown, with a literal 'half-a-crown' on it. Reminds me of the Lundy 'half-puffin'.

Put me down for a DVD too!
I've not seen any new TV comedy for years.

Someone making a satirical comedy could speed-up the 'nodding'...

"... I asked my dad (born 1933 in Middlesex and a musician) if he knew it. He said, " No but it sounds like the kind of thing I expect from the Brits"..."

Your father didn't consider Middlesex to be in Britain in 1933?

fatcat wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 18, 2020 8:09 pm

The Time Tunnel (1966) on Horror Weds night 8pm from 18 March

Yeees!

Splendid stuff.
Thought-provoking,too. "We seem to be on a ship..."
Out of the countless number of ships which have sailed the Oceans of the World, I wonder which one it could be..?

That's because the winners write the history!

Was it Rolf?
For some reason, I keep thinking that it was Alan Whicker who had reached epidemic proportions.

Mister Fibuli and the Pirate Captain are complicit in a serious of genocides and planetary destruction's that would make the Daleks gasp. Would the Captain really have an "out" with the universe's justice authorities by saying "It's not really my fault! The Queen controlled part of my body like it ...

In a nutshell, 'It's amazing how many Regional ITV programmes became popular across the whole Network'. Simple, and without the bigotry. Sorry, what bigotry? I don't believe I've said anything bigoted in this thread, nor has anyone else's contribution struck me as bigoted. Sorry if I've inadvertent...

I could have answered that for you:
Yes, it is!

In a nutshell, 'It's amazing how many Regional ITV programmes became popular across the whole Network'.
Simple, and without the bigotry.

Oh, believe me, this fellow can!

Oh Christ!
Here we go again...

It may have outlived the original concept.
Perhaps it's time for a revamp; 'Doctor Who, Task Force', or 'The Doctors from Shiloh' (or Gallifrey).

Apparently the first original material on Britbox is going to be a new series of Spitting Image. Strange choice considering it stopped being funny after the first two series. It's possibly aimed at a new generation. The idea is to bring a new audience to 'old' TV, not cater exclusively for the ones...

"...I would also guess Graham might be living with that female character they came back with, when we see them again, there seemed to be a spark between them."

How reactionary!
Would never have happened in RTD's day!

... Not forgetting 'New Year's Eve with Guy Lombardo'.

"(the real ones - the ones that are female with wings and wear a dress)"

I think those are the FICTIONAL ones...

Sad news.
He was on Radio Tees at one time, based just around the corner from me.
I never met him, altho' I did meet 'Me Mark' Page once.
RIP.

A bit like Doctor Who, then?

I have to agree about the stories set on contemporary Earth. I'd first travelled on the Tube not long before 'The Web of Fear', and it made an already worrying experience even worse.
Then I visited Gatwick Airport about two weeks before 'The Faceless Ones'...

SgtPepper wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 20, 2020 5:59 pm

Was it commonplace for the movies to have no continuity with the series?

The two Doctor Who movies had very little continuity with the already-discontinuous TV series.

Mark wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 20, 2020 2:48 am

Have you noticed, all the episodes of this series so far, have been set on Earth, (apart from a chunk of the one a fortnight ago).

In different times, but not much anywhere else.

Shades of Jon Pertwee.

"I never watched Dr. Who at all during the 1960s."

Not a very promising start from my point of view...

Perhaps there's to be a blu-ray release.
Running at 24fps seems to be a fad at the moment.

Is the blue format, with phpBB at the top, the finished product, or do I need to update something at this end?

I must have read a different Exchange and Mart.
Mine was a gigantic collection of classified ads.

It was the launch of it that grabbed my attention. If they had announced it as a way to see, even fleetingly, things that were hidden by man-made 'rights' issues, then I would have been cheering. But they chose to present it as a new way to see old material; which it undoubtedly was, although a dist...

Apparently, this is a legitimate Doctor, according to Chibnall in the Daily Mirror yesterday. It waits to be revealed at which point she's going to be shoved in. The consensus seems to be in between Troughton and Pertwee. Chibnall's wrong. There was NO Doctor between Troughton and Pertwee. I was wa...

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