Dec 12, 2021
A sentimental Sunday read .....
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A sentimental Sunday read .....
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History programming doesn't have to be as bad as it is now. Sir Mortimer Wheeler, Sir Kenneth Clark and Professor David Starkey - The holy trinity of history broadcasting.
The Tundra Rap.
Oh my God!
Ice floe, no where to go,
ice floe, no where to go,
lost in the blinding whiteness of the tundra!
More ridiculous stunt casting by the BBC 🙄
First they bring back Billie Piper and now this? It just reeks of desperation!!!
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This week, and this day has been very draining, and I have just learned Tony Slattery has died of a heart attack at 65.
Everybody is talking about Whose Line Is It Anyway, and Peter's Friends (which I have not seen), but I wanted to pull up something that has long been buried on youtube (no matter how many locations I switch to, I can't seem to find it there anymore).
The entire 1981 Cambridge Footlights Revue is fantastic, and I highly recommend giving it a watch, but I want to highlight Slattery's solo brilliance on "The Cellar Tapes".
Skip to 34:51 if you just want the solo (I think it's closer to 35:00, but ads threw off the timing)
The flexible orange character made his debut on BBC1 with Tony Hart in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Television - Morph’s back!!!
Classic BBC Animated TV Series
In the interest of honouring April 1st but also not being mean to my followers, here’s the classic 1957 prank where BBC showed a spaghetti harvest in Ticino. Enjoy!
As a bonus, here’s a classic Swedish prank where people were told they could get colour TV by putting nylon stockings over their TV sets: