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BBC One Scotland - Continuity into Blake's 7 - Sat 13th Aug 1983
This features the end of a sports programme (with David Icke hosting!). Then a run down of that Saturday's programmes followed by the BBC Scotland continuity into Blake's 7 Series D Episode 11 "Orbit"
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Ted Bovis's Rules of Comedy
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Here are all of Ted Bovis's rules of comedy from Hi-de-Hi (and related first rules of showmanship, entertaining kids). They mostly seem accurate! The episodes and times these come from: S01E03 - 04:38 - 05:33 S01E03 - 07:46 - 08:04 S01E04 - 03:03 - 03:25 S02E01 - 02:25 - 02:48 S02E01 - 12:26 - 12:39 S02E02 - 14:37 - 15:00 S02E03 - 11:12 - 11:23 S02E06 - 10:03 - 10:15 S03S01 - 01:03 - 01:14 S03E...
The Client - Out to Lunch (BBC Radio 4 Radio Active Theme)
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Theme from the BBC Radio 4 series from the 1980's Radio Active. From a 1979 RCA single (PB 5214)
General de Gaulle Wartime Message - Side 2
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This looks like a wartime Christmas message from General de Gaulle to the French people in 1944. From a short 78 RPM record. My French isn't really up to understanding this. The end is probably missing, the disk is slightly warped.
General de Gaulle Wartime Message - Side 1
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This looks like a wartime Christmas message from General de Gaulle to the French people in 1944. From a short 78 RPM record. My French isn't really up to understanding this. The end is probably missing, the disk is slightly warped.
BBC Feed holding frame from Portcullis House
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Captured from BBC coverage online of Brexit committee. When out of session went to this holding frame. Audio says "Portcullis House, the Boothroyd Room" repeated. Which is a committee room in MP's office building beside the Palace of Westminster.
ITN News at Ten: Y2K
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An ITN News at Ten report from 1996 on the Millennium Bug.
BBC The Money Programme: Linux
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From the year 2000, about Linux challenging Microsoft.
CNN feature on Linux probably the late 90s
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A CNN Feature on Linux probably in the late 90's. Features Linux use in Cisco as an example.
Stand Up: The Best Of New Comedy - Side B
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A audio cassette release of a 1991 Granada Stand-Up Comedy show. Featuring early work of some famous alternative comics Track List: Hattie Hayridge - American Accent John Hegley - Fireworks Steve Coogan - One of Those Days - The Terminator Hattie Hayridge - Second Hand Car John Hegley - The Firework Steve Coogan - Voiceovers - Richard Briers/Brian Glover Hattie Hayridge - Animals - Self Service...
Stand Up: The Best Of New Comedy - Side A
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A audio cassette release of a 1991 Granada Stand-Up Comedy show. Featuring early work of some famous alternative comics Track List: Sean Hughes - Sex, Religion and Flying Jo Brand - Anorexia - Contraceptives Frank Skinner - Teenage Ninja Mutant Turtles Sean Hughes - Football Teams Mark Lamarr - School Bags - Harvest Festival Jo Brand - John Major and Panty Liners Frank Skinner - Bad News Drivin...
The Net: Linux, Linus Torvalds, Alan Cox
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From the 90's BBC show "The Net". A feature about Linux, Linus Torvalds and Alan Cox
The Frank Skinner Show: Caroline Aherne & Kenny Rogers
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The Frank Skinner Chat show where he interviews Caroline Aherne and Kenny Rogers. From 1999.
Clive Anderson: All Talk with guest Frank Skinner
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Frank Skinner on Clive Anderson: All Talk. Frank Skinner had just one rear of the year so this would have been 1998.
British Comedy Awards: HIGNFY/Paul Merton wins and Insults Steps
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Can't remember the year (the 90's). HIGNFY wins and the award is presented by pop group Steps who Paul Merton then insults Edit: Clip of "Never Mind the Buzzcocks" cut to avoid copyright music issue.
The Goodies: Charles Asnovoice
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The Goodies: Charles Asnovoice
Thames TV Database (1985) with Grampian TV Continuity/Adverts
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Thames TV Database (1985) with Grampian TV Continuity/Adverts
A BBC sketch was right about Jimmy Savile
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A BBC sketch was right about Jimmy Savile

Комментарии

  • @joeyismetoo
    @joeyismetoo 3 дня назад

    I used this tape as a basis for my GCSE English Speaking exam in 1999 😊 I played it and played it and played it.

  • @maltesetony9030
    @maltesetony9030 4 дня назад

    Many people supposedly - supposedly - "knew all about" Jimmy Savile. But they still took the money he raised for charity.

  • @frack136
    @frack136 10 дней назад

    Keir Stramer was 22 when this was broadcast, it was obvious then that Saville was a wrong un', yet Stramer, sat there listening to Soft Cell's album Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret and did nothing, the bastard!

  • @alanpassmore2574
    @alanpassmore2574 17 дней назад

    The clue is in the name. Vile, Evil. You should always be wary of men who live with their mother and worship them no matter what...

  • @vicsaul5459
    @vicsaul5459 22 дня назад

    13:40 yep, that's the question, just why 😂. A very big hole was left in Comedy when we lost the lovely Caroline, taken too soon.

  • @ivanrainbird2416
    @ivanrainbird2416 22 дня назад

    One man in 80s did call out jimmy savile for what he was doing savile took him to court savile one the case and he had to pay savile £40.000.00 compensation that gave savile lots of protection of fear being sued

  • @VictorGate
    @VictorGate 24 дня назад

    This is JS's bit for British Railways. Around that time he was doing Clunk Click advertisements for car seat belts, one included an interview featuring a young woman paralysed in a collision. Reading of JS's activities around Stoke Mandeville Hospital at the time, one can only wonder. As a seat belt user, I just hoped nobody thought that JS had influenced me in any way.

  • @anthonycarr8828
    @anthonycarr8828 24 дня назад

    Did you know Starmer , our new Crime Minister, actually defended Savile back in the day . Said there was not enough evidence

  • @SkunkMantraTechnoSkunk
    @SkunkMantraTechnoSkunk 25 дней назад

    is this from the Sketch show Naked Video.

  • @karagR
    @karagR 25 дней назад

    He was always strange and creepy. I watched an interview where he was all over this woman and she was clearly feeling awkward. I never watched him again.

  • @johnphillips3475
    @johnphillips3475 25 дней назад

    Well there's a click-bait title that doesn't live up to the promise. Savile advertised British Rail at the time. The commuter is angry with British Rail. End of joke. Nothing about Savile himself whatsoever.

  • @cliffface9081
    @cliffface9081 28 дней назад

    It's easy to forget just how awful British Rail was. Everybody got this Jimmy Saville joke at the time!

  • @Pr1ckles
    @Pr1ckles 29 дней назад

    Now, then, now, then.

  • @nigelkthomas9501
    @nigelkthomas9501 Месяц назад

    Ha ha ha! 😆

  • @dorkangel1076
    @dorkangel1076 Месяц назад

    Maybe he got away with it because at the time this was happening, women were being sexually harassed at work without consequence, r*** victims were considered to be "asking for it" and husband's were allowed to give their wives a little slap to keep them in line. Luckily times have charged - a bit.

  • @robinbennett3531
    @robinbennett3531 Месяц назад

    He was always creepy AF but we thought it was just necrophilia ( less harmful so almost a victimless crime?

  • @serenagreen2600
    @serenagreen2600 Месяц назад

    My sister and I were born in 1959 and 1963, respectively. As teenagers we thought Saville strange and creepy!

  • @CHASTE57
    @CHASTE57 Месяц назад

    My dads job involved working to a tolerance of 100 thousands of an inch. He sliced the ham for British rail sandwiches. They later trained him to weld so he could put the crusts on the meat pies

  • @lindsayheyes925
    @lindsayheyes925 Месяц назад

    The mis-en-scene and script are superb.

    • @oldmanofoy4286
      @oldmanofoy4286 Месяц назад

      He didn't miss, he hit him square in the mush!

    • @lindsayheyes925
      @lindsayheyes925 Месяц назад

      @@oldmanofoy4286 There wasn't much froggie-food on the tariff boards in British Rail canteens - no garlic, no french dressing, no wine, no mis-en-place (plaice and chips), and just salad cream instead of mayonnaise. Even the word "menu" was off the menu.

  • @dandlion7748
    @dandlion7748 Месяц назад

    Seems everyone and their dog knew yet Mr starmer said nothing to see here..

  • @johnjames4834
    @johnjames4834 Месяц назад

    JIMMY SAVILE HUMAN BEING or put another way JIMMYS A VILE HUMAN BEING

  • @harrynewiss4630
    @harrynewiss4630 Месяц назад

    Ooooh

  • @michaelmoran3201
    @michaelmoran3201 Месяц назад

    That's class 😂 Young ones won't get it thought

  • @williambavington5392
    @williambavington5392 Месяц назад

    Almost everyone here says they found Saville creepy. I can't say I ever thought that. My take comes from a newspaper article I read in the 70s which described so many BBC celebrities as 'muppets', after the Jim Hanson puppets. Examples were the likes of Magnus Pike with his windmilling arms, David Bellamy with his beard and speech impediment and many others. The idea being that these presenters started out with their mild natural idiosyncrasies and the producers, seeing that these drew in audiences got them to accentuate and exaggerate these characteristics until they almost became caricatures of themselves, rather like ridiculous human Hanson muppets. I don't recall Saville when he started out but by the 70s with a ubiquitous cigar, what we now call 'bling' on brightly coloured tracksuits and monotonous set of catch-phrases, I simply found him irritating and boring; a perfect example of a 'muppet' described in that article. I never really paid much attention if my family had a show with him on the television, so I never saw any real example of his abusive nature or creepiness towards young children. I 'm sure a lot of my generation like me, were aware he was on TV but simply didn't pay him much attention.

  • @GazHogan
    @GazHogan Месяц назад

    Yet the BBC protected,silenced whistle blowers AND covered up for this Paedo piece of sh*t. F*CK THE BBC AND ALL IT STANDS FOR

  • @davidfalconer8913
    @davidfalconer8913 Месяц назад

    A ( good ? ) meal after a hard days work ... I met this ( geezer ? ) in 1969 , on my BBC ( ahem ? ) school work experience .. ( it certainly was ! ) ..... DAVE™🛑

  • @jonathancassells9910
    @jonathancassells9910 Месяц назад

    Boycott BBC + TV licence they knew all along and enabled the monsters !!!!!!

  • @paulsmith-ll9vg
    @paulsmith-ll9vg Месяц назад

    what i perhaps want to see is a sketch where, some young girls, spit at a poster of him, rip it off the wall, and then walk all over it, and did anyone apparently lucky enough to win a jim`ll fix badge all those years ago, and even if they perhaps had treasured it as something from their childhood, then looked at it in disgust, and even if they perhaps were never alone with him, did they then perhaps send it back to the bbc, with a note saying, i don`t take gifts, off paedos, or what.

  • @davidcarter7337
    @davidcarter7337 Месяц назад

    The morale of the clip was Jimmy Saville was mixed up in all sorts of shite back in the day

    • @johnmudd6453
      @johnmudd6453 Месяц назад

      The moral of the clip is aimed at British rails poor service and JS being the face of BR

  • @davidcarter7337
    @davidcarter7337 Месяц назад

    The dinner lady went on to star as the land lady in Spaced

  • @willyspinney1959
    @willyspinney1959 Месяц назад

    Jimmy Saville used to call into the restaurant where my mum worked and she always said that there was something creepy about him. She died before he was found out.

  • @dinodinosaur3936
    @dinodinosaur3936 Месяц назад

    It's taking the Mickey about British Rail, not the lowlife Saville. Keep it real people

  • @aruithdearg76
    @aruithdearg76 Месяц назад

    Rikki fulton....class 👌 I bet he knew Saville was a wrong yin!

  • @jonethomas3892
    @jonethomas3892 Месяц назад

    Starmer bet he should have his share.

  • @snap-n-shoot
    @snap-n-shoot Месяц назад

    history repeating with Russell Brand…..

  • @grahamwatson6570
    @grahamwatson6570 Месяц назад

    Could this type of protection ever happen again G. L . ??

  • @invisibleman4827
    @invisibleman4827 Месяц назад

    Dude was more right than he realised 😂

  • @rosonoftom1655
    @rosonoftom1655 Месяц назад

    Remember, starmer was cps who ignored saviles behaviour !

  • @phyarth8082
    @phyarth8082 Месяц назад

    Unfortunate Rolf Harris Sketch - Not The Nine O'Clock News - ruclips.net/video/EkzxGr4Yx8U/видео.html. Why everyone knows about these people makes jokes about Weinstein sexual predatory behaviors at Oscars. Bill Cosby and putting drugs in women drinks in his own words. Rolf Harris and BBC van and missing kids. And Jimmy Savile supplier of kids for another famous people. Just because they famous and can escape with murder ? An they gets free out of jail card.

  • @tonywilson9343
    @tonywilson9343 Месяц назад

    Everyone at the BBC was aware of him,people was told not to be left alone with him

  • @markperry5975
    @markperry5975 Месяц назад

    Remember starmer got him off..... Twice!

  • @weyman4317
    @weyman4317 Месяц назад

    Jimmy was in his Rolls Royce - didn’t want to get shunted by a train.

  • @kevanbodsworth9868
    @kevanbodsworth9868 Месяц назад

    I was ok with the mince mash and beans but then it got whacky,

  • @BarryR.
    @BarryR. Месяц назад

    When I was blindfolded on Jim will fix it he gave me a little sack with 2 marbles in to play with

  • @BlueBlazer47
    @BlueBlazer47 Месяц назад

    In 20 years' time, sketches about Trump will paint a similar picture, with a difference - Trump is already KNOWN to be a sex-criminal.

  • @ChristineMason87
    @ChristineMason87 Месяц назад

    I want to do one on Jamie Oliver for making our food taste like crap now😂😢

  • @t595nige
    @t595nige 2 месяца назад

    😂😂😂…that is class.

  • @richardagar674
    @richardagar674 2 месяца назад

    I first saw him on top of the pops 1965 age ten and thought he was a wrong un then took awhile to be right

  • @Every-picture-tells-a-story
    @Every-picture-tells-a-story 2 месяца назад

    I would do the same thing, he was a pervert.

  • @thehellyousay
    @thehellyousay 2 месяца назад

    of course it was right. they bloody well KNEW, didn't they?