The Mausoleum Club Forum

Mark wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 24, 2020 8:31 pm

It's on YT, under Specsavers little click advert.

The one with the knob gag, right?

The Goodies did the best "classical history" joke ever. Well, there isn't a LOT of competition, but still, everyone else went for the obvious: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g83Dlwx67Oc And I've watched all extant toga comedies in the world (which often wasn't a pleasure). Since it's clips under 30...

The Goodies did the best "classical history" joke ever. Well, there isn't a LOT of competition, but still, everyone else went for the obvious: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g83Dlwx67Oc And I've watched all extant toga comedies in the world (which often wasn't a pleasure). Since it's clips under 30 ...

I wonder why it is running at 24 fps though.

So THAT's why it's called the Mausoleum Club! :o

It's been mentioned on other sites but not here yet, so... "Australia's answer to Doctor Who" - a scifi TV series from 1964 called "The Stranger". Recently, it's been rediscovered, cleaned up, digitized, and everything. Now all 12 episodes are on youtube (legally even). See full news bulletin here.

Mark wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 05, 2020 11:36 pm

Spiny Norman wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 02, 2020 7:02 pm

Yes, I definitely would have expected them there too.

Two Wilmers are still half-missing, of course.

There's a complete soundtrack to one of them, although you probably know that already.

Out on DVD, too, although you probably knew that already too.

Yes, I definitely would have expected them there too.

Two Wilmers are still half-missing, of course.

Opened On 19th July 2013. By which time cheap DVD had supplanted expensive VHS, and internet access was as widespread as gas and electricity. It was perfectly clear by now that archives were to be stored electronically, and retrieved using a personal computer via the internet. (The archives availab...

Well, of course now it's 2020... It was a joke at the time, and I said so at the time. What a boon it would have been in the 1960s. What a step forward in wider-access television. Just think of how much now-lost material would have survived in its inventory. Uhm... depending on what year we're talk...

You posted the question in a few different places. But if you have a good reason for wanting to see them, more than just superficial curiosity, then you could book a viewing session at the BFI on appointment. You'd have to be in London or possibly a few affiliated places would do as well. There use...

I am just interested in the television shows that were shown during my lifetime. Unfortunately at this time my poor health does not really allow me to travel very far from home any more. Many thanks though for your post. It is much appreciated, Yes it is not much help I fear. It's probably a bridge...

You posted the question in a few different places. But if you have a good reason for wanting to see them, more than just superficial curiosity, then you could book a viewing session at the BFI on appointment. You'd have to be in London or possibly a few affiliated places would do as well.

Well, on the positive side:

1. Terry G can now finally be just the Terry.
2. Graham Chapman won't feel left out anymore for being the only dead one.
3. Maybe we'll get another one of those crazy memorial services?

I find the james-bond-quality puns distracting. Even at the start they're a bit over the top with the double meanings. Now, I'm the last person who has the right to accuse anyone of making puerile jokes. But the mix is odd. First the whole thing seems rather serious, and then they just chuck it over...

Seems legit enough to link to: [BBvideo 560,340]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Es2wAxTW8ZM[/BBvideo]
I'm still hoping for a "Beer" studio tape to turn up one day...

Shame these didn't turn up before the DVD releases BITD. Are they dubbed or subtitled? The screen-grab suggests b/w. B/W subtitled: https://scontent-amt2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/79640606_10157685319596203_1089195644611985408_o.jpg?_nc_cat=109&_nc_ohc=uozt11EqvEwAQlT-yU8cWDk6CdJy1qqyX3R7QkgFfdV0nV5T...

It's just been announced that four clips have been found from missing Cushing episodes. Each about a minute long. Sherlock Holmes 18.11.1968 Black Peter (missing) Sherlock Holmes 09.09.1968 The Second Stain (missing) Sherlock Holmes 28.10.1968 The Naval Treaty (missing) Sherlock Holmes 23.09.1968 Th...

I think the first post still needs some work... delpher/nl/kranten are Dutch newspapers which include the TV pages. While hetarchief is Flemish (although the language is Dutch)... The Dutch one is: https://zoeken.beeldengeluid.nl/ Those two are the only ones that show directly the archive holdings o...

Yes - I'm afraid my previous post was off topic, it was about resources in general, and had nothing to do with AOW.

Earlier I referenced zoeken.beeldengeluid.nl - and now the Flemish (i.e. half of Belgium) have opened a similar search engine: https://hetarchief.be It includes several institutions' collections, but the most interesting is probably the public television VRT (previously BRT before the Flemish and th...

I'm sure either Network of BFI would have no problem in sorting out all the audio, any discussion/documentary material would be limited, with so few personnel from the series still around, I would have thought. Now you're beginning to get too optimistic. There will always be other comedians who are...

I'm sure either Network of BFI would have no problem in sorting out all the audio, any discussion/documentary material would be limited, with so few personnel from the series still around, I would have thought. Now you're beginning to get too optimistic. There will always be other comedians who are...

Yes, BFI or Network, I should think, and how much they want to spend on it. Hopefully with surviving Audio as well, of course. It's just my superficial impression but I would imagine Network to go primarily for the essentials, and the BFI doing comparatively more discussion, dissection and analysis...

From a content point a view, but yes, tech wise, it may be a case of not worth it from a sales angle. "Python" gets the full treatment, presumably because it would be a much bigger seller. The transfers, MAYBE. It probably saved a little bit of money to transfer 6 telerecordings instead of 8. But p...

I'm sure it could be done now, and given the same treatment as "ALT1948S", "DNAYS" and "Python". Actually, the 1948 Show didn't receive the best possible treatment, I'm sorry to say. The video material had a few problems - more than DNAYS - but it got only very cursory attention. Easily fixable pro...

Didn't know that!...It's about time that "Best Of" was replaced with a set of surviving material. Can't be any objections now, surely. Under the prevailing mindset, it might be best to get it issued quickly, before any more 'objections' are found. Meh... I expect the most trouble from estates and m...

I'm usually good on themes tunes though. It must all be still there, it's just getting to it, for instance, "Virgin Of The Secret Service", I recalled bits of it, but when I first saw the DVD, every episode came back to me ( with other connected memories). I probably saw "Goodbye Again", but recall...

I'm usually good on themes tunes though. It must all be still there, it's just getting to it, for instance, "Virgin Of The Secret Service", I recalled bits of it, but when I first saw the DVD, every episode came back to me ( with other connected memories). I probably saw "Goodbye Again", but recall...

Slightly off-topic, but it's possible that something (if not all) of the 7 episode Charlie Drake series, "Slapstick And Old Lace" from 71, might exist as NTSC copies in the US, ( all missing here). Seen some references to clips of guest singers from it. Like perhaps here? http://www.retrovideo.com/...