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No idea who Nina is but I am now huge fan lol

I’ve heard the word ‘stoater’ before but used in the same sense as a ‘belter’ and from the North.

Got any more of these gems? Great show. Always love CMB!

Oh the quality of the English spoken is beautiful.

Sister of Nick Drake

loved this show. Patrick Cambell and his sheeps diseases was always a classic.

The cats are not impressed that I'm serving them Trollibobs for tea.

Have you noticed they actually talk properly

I know it's morbid, but you could play the game of "which of these celebrities is still alive?"

Gone are these wonderful days !!

She's beautiful ❤

BBC has to banned them cos it’s too British.

Classic show that was ‘must watch’ TV when I was a kid. Funny and clever and we could all take part in trying to figure out which was the correct definition. Shame shows like this are a thing of the past. My school’s debating society (do they still have those ? ) frequently used to put on their own version of this at it’s monthly debates. Fond memories. Also in this particular episode, Gabrielle Drake (who I had a massive crush on from her appearances on UFO) and the magnificent Tom Baker, arguably one of the coolest blokes ever.

How the BBC used to be before the communist takeover.

I used to watch this and enjoyed it

"lass-oo" was what everyone called it then

Joss Ackland doing an impersination of George Armstrong Custer.

She was born in rangoon in 1944

It's amazing how unfortunately racist it is, without any of them meaning to be. The language used was just normal then.

Epic comb over

Even game shows back then had class, everyone involved is so refined and erudite.

Wasn’t the past brilliant, actual intellectualism and not just nonsense about climate change and trans . And the size of Kardashians bottoms.

I can’t believe this is the same Jimmy Savile, girl . She wasn’t taking his nonsense.

Were these answers scripted or is every guest here an Oxbridge graduate? 🤣

WARNING - A certain celebrity is mentioned at 48:57 in this video and then repeated at 51:15

I’d forgotten how truly beautiful😍 women were back in the 70s. But then, I was only a child.

From the age of the comb over

When the BBC, actually did entertain and educate. I remember watching Call my bluff, with my dad in the 70's. Working class father and son, learning together. Those days are gone, families may sit together now. But everyone is absorbed in their own thing. Be it Tik Tok or Facebook etc. We have lost something special.

Well that first bluff from Frank Muir shattered any illusions I might have had about the good old days.

Oh the days before shoehorning when people on TV spoke exemplary English

Gabrielle Drake was gorgeous! Watching UFO was my first naughty fantasy!

Awesome seeing Frank Muir, my Mum used to serve him in the Chemists.

Gabrielle drake gorgeous

Used to love this programme and especially liked Frank Muir. The quality of celebrities seems Tonga e dropped rather sharply over the years. These folk are pleasant, witty and not at all crass.

Its amazing,most of the players including the chairman R.R have all past sad great prog.awe those memorys

Pure class, wit and intelligence. A far cry for the utter rubbish we have now. Much missed.

"backward countries" is very 1970 unfortunately

Wilty is basically a version of cmb

Sheila Hancock is 91 and still going and still funny :)

Sheila Hancock has an accent for the 21st century. The others are marvellously of their time. Goodness, that Wattis chap was in everything back in the day.

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I enjoyed watching the 'newer' version introduced by Bob Holness, with Team Captains Alan Coren and Sandi Toksvig. Great banter between Sandi and Alan, as you can probably imagine! I loved it - great fun! 😂

That Gabrielle Drake was something 😮

When television was still good 💯

From a civilised time. So sad how far we've fallen.

I was about 10 when this aired. What a year that was! Tom at the height of his powers and Star Wars and Grease (78) around the corner.

This line up is particularly top hole! 😁

Vittorio Di sico actually died that year in 1974 of lung cancer. Burton was most popular in war movies and period dramas. Later in 74 he played Winston Churchill in The Gathering Storm . The Robe was the number one movie at the USA box office in 1953. These Barry Norman Film xx episodes should be available on BBC iplayer in full or something like that . They are practically film historical documents of their time.

Gabrielle and Tom sre STILL Alive.. 80 anf 90, respectively. Miriam is too, i think? I hope. May the others roam the Heavens, forever. Calling others.. BLUFFS!!! Love 4 all wjo took part or watched😊

The currents between Anglesey and the mainland are called the skerries.