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RE: Social Media Gold - nwtv2003 - 16-01-2024
(16-01-2024, 02:44 PM)James2001 Wrote: Didn't stop Zoe doing it and Live & Kicking at the same time for a while.
Nor did it stop Noel Edmonds and Mike Read.
RE: Social Media Gold - Brekkie - 16-01-2024
(16-01-2024, 02:53 PM)ACTV Wrote: Was going to mention. Might have been harder however once the likes of Pop Idol and (particularly) I'm A Celebrity came along.
In 1999/2000 though they weren't in their schedule. Missed that bit of the interview - was thinkingcwhen they were on that I didn't thinkbthey'd ever done radio. Wouldn't be surprised if they start up a podcast to plug the gap of Takeaway ending - get the impression that is where the money can be made nowadays.
RE: Social Media Gold - lookoutwales - 26-01-2024
News of Jurgen Klopp's impending departure from Liverpool has almost inevitably reminded some of us about a classic Granada Reports moment in July 1974 when Bill Shankly retired.
And of all the reporters they could have sent to the city to gather reaction from the fans, they chose Tony Wilson...
https://twitter.com/MundialMag/status/885070995014463490
RE: Social Media Gold - lookoutwales - 27-01-2024
A somewhat controversial edition of 100% shown as part of a Channel 5 theme night marking the first anniversary of Princess Diana's death.
Seen in hindsight, it's rather less dubious - and the usual graphics have been toned down somewhat - although somehow, the question writers still couldn't resist the odd trademark gag answer here and there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_Zsw6e-TGc
RE: Social Media Gold - lookoutwales - 04-02-2024
An apt tribute to mark the very sad news that Steve Brown (aka Glenn Ponder) - composer for KMKYWAP, SMTV and most of Harry Hill’s TV and stage work, died this weekend at the age of 66.
https://x.com/pipmadeley/status/1753863224510857266?s=46&t=SVvb3TMVq7XsaTLBJxqOLA
https://www.chortle.co.uk/news/2024/02/03/54921/comedy_composer_steve_brown_dies_of_lung_disease
RE: Social Media Gold - lookoutwales - 05-02-2024
A full edition of the Midlands spin-off of Crimewatch from January 1988 - with Peter Purves and Kathy Rochford.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNSc5Wy6VVo
(the uploader has a couple more episodes, if you're curious)
RE: Social Media Gold - Neil Jones - 06-02-2024
The recent passing of Ian Lavender (Pike in Dad's Army) sent a 2008 Celebrity Mastermind moment viral:
https://twitter.com/Berk_On_A_Bike/status/1754534841834487919
RE: Social Media Gold - lookoutwales - 12-02-2024
There was some discussion a while back (in the other Social Media Gold thread) about a BBC South West chat show called That's Rich (with Spotlight weatherman Craig Rich), seemingly produced from the well-sized Plymouth studio complete with a studio audience.
Anyone care for a full episode? (apologies for the cropped video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvQJdTSt3os
RE: Social Media Gold - James2001 - 18-02-2024
This is something I've read about for years, but not actually seen until now, the infamous Turn-On:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDpum0Jp7Gw
Cancelled by ABC after one episode in 1969 (or during the first episode depending on whose story you believe), supposedly due to its sexual content. Not that there's much in there that seems particularly shocking today... feels more juvenile by today's standards- like having the word sex flashing on screen for 2 minutes while two people make lusty faces at each other- something that might get adolescents giggling but doesn't seem remotely shocking or controversial, or even clever or amusing, now.
After years of hearing about the show and it being an enigma, seeing the actual thing feels a bit of a let down, not anywhere near as shocking as I imagined (1969 US TV audiences must have had really low boundaries), but really, really strange, even incomprehensible at times. Even without the sexual content, the whole thing feels too bizarre to have survived anyway, it cuts between things so fast and the music and sound effects are so strange that people wouldn't have stayed watching. I had a headache after watching!
They've also uploaded more- the second episode that was completed but never broadcast, and a "lost" episode that was uploaded last week and seems to have been cobbled together from footage shot for the incompleted episodes, deleted footage from the first 2 episodes, and possibly footage from elsewhere (there's a fair amount of videotaped material on colourful sets, whereas the two completed episodes are entirely on film and on a white background, possibly indicating it was originally shot for something else).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwRYpqTpCU4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWn1hNTwXn8&t=455s
RE: Social Media Gold - VMPhil - 18-02-2024
It was the music for me - the Moog soundtrack seems purposely designed to make my anxiety levels go through the roof. It’s an absolute relief when the adverts come on.