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If got 11 years on you, and in the early 70s, I was music director and DJ at a radio station and I remember a lot of songs from that era including Rock Your Baby. Yes, at 75, time really goes fast. Thanks for the memory....

yes months seemed like years when younger , now years seem like months

The reality is after we die all our dvd collection will go back to charity shops or even skip

It's because we are living in a simulation. 👽👽

Can relate about the music. Good video.

Very true. Frightening how quickly it goes.

Thanks for the drive. A major bit of multitasking there. I coluld never drive and concentrate that much on putting together a vid. What a wonderful time to be alive, to be able to revisit the music of the past. Just think, in days back much of the music went the way of the composer or performer. And, alot of times, if you didn't play it, you didn't listen to it. I'm going to try to leave a Birthday message in the next comment. Should it not take, then Happy Birthday!!!

Speaking "quantitatively" it's because each year is a smaller fraction of your life and thus feels relatively shorter. When you were 5 years old, a year was 20% of your existence...so when they said "your birthday is next year" it basically meant NEVER lol. Now when someone says "next year" it's 1/42nd of my life and thus feels like they mean tomorrow!

I listen to music from the late 80s and early 90s and it takes me back to better years mellow years. Now that I’m older time does feel like it’s flying faster.

I don't think gen Z onwards will have that type of nostalgia with music. Music, tv, film used to be very unique to its era.

I had that same conversation with my mom years ago and she was right although at the time I didn’t believe her either. Music from different eras always bring back memories of what I was doing or who I was with and it’s wonderful. Thanks for the lovely video and Happy Birthday to you! Enjoy your day and keep up the good work!😃👍🥳🎂

Fantastic video! Always love your honesty, you definitely always keep it real!👍

I enjoyed this video with the driving around! It’s cool to see England in real life like that. I’m 28 and I admit, I feel like you did with your mom, I don’t believe time will go by faster! But, I know I will realize like you did that it certainly will. Thanks for making this video and providing me with some much needed perspective. I’m also trying to walk every day since I was inspired by your weight loss video a few months ago! Love the channel and hope you’re also doing well health-wise Also, I’m just curious, do you currently live in the same town/area that you grew up in? I’m not sure I’ve heard you mention it before

Great video. It definitely makes you think about how much time has gone by. Happy Birthday for Monday! 🎉🎉

Always fantastic videos you give to make us think. I find that the music I always want to go back to is from my younger days. Not always pleasant memories. There is a Cat Stevens song that brings back memories of heartache. I can listen to the Andrews Sisters and have a good cry. But that's before my time. Of course many songs that bring back happy memories. Why else would we listen? In the 60's the pop charts were torn between what the parents wanted and what us kids wanted. It was easy to choose sides. There really was no choice.

funny you asked. No. I feel like I would rather be done with it. And I do not say in the negative way.

What I'm oddly noticing this summer is how much extra sun hrs we're _supposed_ to have, but it's already 9pm. I'm just not feeling these 'long days of summer' as being particularly long. Hours are more like half hrs lately.

Happy Birthday! May this be the best trip around the sun EVER!! Music and smells always take me back. I'm surprised daily that I'm still around.

Thank you. Happy Birthday for Monday 🎉

I always think wow this year went so fast why is this the case? My answer: the things I invest my time I'm not engaged that much, I should do more meaningful things to me, memorable things

Top 5: 1. INLAND EMPIRE 2. Perfect Days 3. La Haine 4. The Prestige 5. Eraserhead

Twin Peaks only at 84?

loved Foyles war and many of your chosen top 100, but many I had forgotten about, but many of other faves aren't your faves

I only buy Digital Physical Media. CDs. Blu Rays 4k movies DvDs... NEVER STREAMED....

I'm from Brazil and my friends also like good old physical media, we hope that in the future new physical media will come.🇧🇷🇺🇸

Top 5. 1/ Saving Private Ryan. 2/ empire strikes back. 3/ the green mile. 4/ The Godfather. 5/ Dead Calm.

You have a great taste in films.

Brilliant list. Great video.

I was thinking on my top 5 and I could not do it. So many great movies I love from so many different genres. Even a top 10 would be really hard.some movies I really love, though, are Jaws, Close encounters Of The Third Kind,Jurassic Park, A Christmas Story, The Muppets Christmas Carol, North By Northwest, The Alamo (John Wayne), It’s A Wonderful Life, Blazing Saddles, Caddyshack, Twister, the original Godzilla, A Silent Voice, Spaceballs, and a few others that are slipping my mind right now.

Interesting list. Was sort of expecting to see The Sandbaggers on there--it's one of my favorites anyway. Just for fun I'll share a story: I have a very, very minor connection to #9 Band of Brothers which was inspired by a nonfiction novel by Stephen Ambrose. Quite a long while ago, I worked at an arboretum and a gentleman who had been walking the trails there got caught in the rain, so he came into the building where I worked and, as I was the only staff in at the time, we had a long chat on a number of subjects. Quite interesting and informative. Thereafter when he came back for other walks (perhaps three times), he'd stop in to ask my thoughts on something or other. I understood that this gentleman was a retired university professor but I had no idea until later that he was the writer Stephen Ambrose. It's kind of amazing who we meet in life, even in small town Mississippi.

Norrrrm! What, Frasier but no Cheers!?! And no "Are You Being Served"?? I think there were about four that would have made my top 100. The 7up series was one. I am so disgusted, I have the whole series up to 63. It never played around here and I never could find it on DVD. It makes me so arrggghhh that I couldn't get the last one. You have some that I've never seen but would really like to. Stuck on a remote island; I wouldn't mess around, boy, with Ozzie and Harriet, nor would I be without the Paul Lynde show ( RUclips EP. 9,2 or 121). Having been without a TV for a long time growing up, I still find it hard to put together a list of 200, let alone 100. Gidget was another can't live without. I can't believe that I can't find a program I really like nowadays, but growing up, it would be difficult to put together a favorite 200. Oh, another I really liked was the Blue Knight with George Kennedy, and, oh yeah, Thea. Ahhhhh, so many. By the way, this was just released; don't know if you came across it but thought you might like it. Yeti presents; All that is sacred. ruclips.net/video/HR5HUmj-DJM/видео.htmlsi=26JnkZ7T6j6ilyfp

My favourite hospital drama was St Elsewhere but I liked the others you mentioned too. Also liked Cold Case and Without a Trace which were around the same time as CSI. No mention of Poirot? I'm rewatching the boxset just now. Also rewatching The Wonder Years, one of my faves. I really enjoyed Poldark and Upstairs Downstairs (70s versions) but had no time for Downton Abbey, tastes change I suppose.

Man in a Suitcase! I had forgotten that one, but I have to admit of not hearing of many of the British shows, although I certainly recognize some of the stars. No Star Treks for you?

100%

I don’t know if you put-are you being served

Interesting list - I have 30+ of those on disk, but there are a small number that I'm ignorant of. I must express my disappointment that Aufwiedersehen Pet is not on the list - this is an outrage, and I'll be writing to my MP about it 😂😂. Thanks for the vid - brings back memories of some that I'd forgotten about.

Oh, memories! Really enjoyed it. But I was hoping that "Mind your language" would be here. Monty Python I sort of expected to be out of the list. Spin City was heartwarming.

Robin of Sherwood -ITV (1984) ?

I love this. Totally amazing. Must have taken a lot of work to put it all together. But I grew up in an earlier time. When we first got our TV I was probably nine years old and I loved Captain Kangaroo. Later everything cowboy but not Bonanza because it became too adult for me. I grew up with all the American stuff in Canada but I remember a British program Saber Of London that I loved to watch. But I gave up on TV early because I no longer could tolerate the family agenda. The British Invasion happened and the Beatles became the way to be. It was time to become me.

Interesting. Brought back many memories ! ( The Professionals ! )

G'day, I'll watch later this Friday morning, it's 4am and I'm still asleep 😊