Granada TV's "University Challenge" 1962/3
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2009
- As Ian Channell, a student at Leeds University, the Wizard becomes famous by appearing in the first three programmes of the immensley successful University Challenge. Leeds went on to win the first round.
"Margeret Bonney, studying Helium..."
@poida she's hot
David G Scott
She’s dead.
@laser325 Don't knock it until you've tried it...
4 years after you made that comment, you made me really really laugh. That's staying power for you!
M.Bonney lies over the ocean
I attended the final of the first series of UC (1962-63), in which the University of Leicester defeated Balliol College, Oxford. I met Bamber Gascoigne 55 years later when he spoke at a public meeting in Leatherhead about inheriting the nearby West Horsley estate where he helped to found a brand new opera house in the grounds. A charming and much accomplished man.
Yet you cannot recall your real name?
west horsley place of BBC ghosts fame?
The first question shown is on the layout of the universe. My only purchase of an IBC document was the world-map correctly oriented; on the reverse the explanation of the 'inside-out universe' containing a singularity. Map lost years ago when lent to a work colleague from the other hemisphere, but in discussions on astronomy I sometimes refer back to that model of the universe, which I lost. I wish everything I've bought gave me as much pleasure and opportunity for contemplation as that wall-poster.
Tony Boyd taught me politics at Xaverian 6th Form College, Manchester, 1984-86. He was a great teacher.
@@jeremywestern7067' he was a great teacher' hardly the height of praise is it. He's not having kittens, he's at most having a calm reminisce whilst sitting in an café with a cup of tea and some hobnobs.
I loved watching this!
Questions seem more realistic than nowadays....some of them are absurdly difficult.
"GIVE USE SOME EASY ONES BAMBI, YA BIG BOTTOM BOLE!!!!!!!!!!!"
Hahaha I love This!!!
Recorded On Friday 5th October 1962 On All ITV Regions
That's my Dad!
Your Dad is *the* Peter Hall?
Hed dead yet?
No offense but nowadays a lot of black and white people are dead.
A rare surviving 1960s edition of 'University Challenge' (at least in part). I'm sure all the later editions from the lengthy ITV strike in 1979 to when the show was axed under Bamber in 1987 will still exist.
R I P Bamber.
0:22 / 3:39 Granada TV's "University Challenge" 1962/3 2030pm 8.2.22 one man hails from lancashire and the rest leeds (ie: burnley)... even his own team. "tony boyd reading the beano!"
Most were wiped.
@@dalsegno10000 The one with Stephen Fry isn't, but tends not to get shown on RUclips much in full.
Where's the rest of it? Oy, short changed us you have.
"Give us some easier questions, Bambi, you big bottom boil!"
😂😆
Oh we may not be the young ones anymore !
This is great!
'your starter for 10' - In which episode and season of Midsomer Murders does DCI John Barnaby use this phrase?'
1:18 "Tony Boyd, Manchester, being Morrissey before Morrissey".
Has anybody ever seen the American show this was based on? The original run of "College Bowl" aired from 1959 to 1970, though it predates that by a few years on radio. It's since had a few shorter runs here and there, with the most recent version airing for a couple of seasons by former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning.
Ting A Ling by Duke Ellington theme tune used here
Does anyone know the name of the signature tune that opens this programme?
found it............Ting a ling....Duke Ellington.
Hi Wizqsm, thanks for this. May I ask how this recording became available? I'm trying to obtain a recording of University Challenge with Keble College from Spring 1963 for my father's 75th birthday. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Ring bbc ask for "bobby in archives" they'll know what you mean bobby will meet you in carpark bring 30 quid .come alone. He'll leave the reels in the bin.do not contact him again.
@@johnsmith-wx5fb i said i want comedy. they said ask for john smith and meet him in the comments - they'll know what you mean. is this all my hard-earned 50p buys?
R.I.P. Bamber Gascoigne
"Three girls and one man"
Yeah, the little prick.
Against 3 Man And 1 Girl
RIP Bamber Gascoigne
Why did you only upload 3:30mins?!
RIP Bamber
Why a total of 40 points for fhe first bonus but only 15 for the second? Leeds didn't find the question particularly difficult to answer, so why wasn't it 5 points for each name, rather than 10?
Gascoigne went on to play for England and Spurs.
he isnt gazza silly
@@evanstj5 His name is Gascoigne and Gascoigne did play for England. Read a book!
Sandmanuel Paul Gascoigne you moron
Sweet Jesus.
@@Saddamuel you ARE joking right?
is it just me or are these significantly easier than the modern questions?
My thoughts too
Simpler and so much more entertaining when you can answer, or even understand them.
Happier times. What a great show.
but not if you were black or gay 🙃
Possibly happier, but certainly simpler, and all the better for it.
When did the classic theme tune start to be used?
Since ITV Started The Programme On Friday 21st September 1962 Until The Music Changed
@@matthall3077 What I meant was that this clip doesn't use the classic theme, even though it is from 1962.
@@MrTUCTUC1 Oh! So I Guess it All Makes Sense Because This Programme Began 60 Years Ago!
2000
@@MrTUCTUC1 This Music is By Duke Ellington But I Forgot The Title!
The first question about Thursday was on The Chase recently. Just saying.
The guy in the front row at 0:27 smoking a cigarette...
Looks like they are allowed to write down some notes.
God they’re exactly the same age as my mother and she just turned 80.
they where all thirty plus.in those days.............
Ian Channell, he's one of those beatniks you read about.
Widmerpool99 hes the wizard in Christchurch in New Zealand now
Quality quizzing !.life was so much simpler back in Black and white days,,,,
Not for the poor it wasn't. Or women. Or black people. Basically it wasn't
@@nothanksgoogle6173 grap....
For whom?
See this video of happy, intelligent people all engaging regardless of age, race or colour?
That's how life was before you "woke" people came along. You aren't the answer, you're the problem.
where's the rest of it Bamber ? no conferring .
OMG Bambi was middle-aged even back then!
this is much better than the current crop ,,hated this as a young boy but over time l got to like it much more, was,t life much simpler back then ? and so much slower than the modern madness,
Apart from Bamber Gascoigne who still looked young in the 80s they look so much older than todays students. This years 2016 final they looked like from the set of buggies Malone
It's hard to believe they're younger than 30!
It's true - people grew up earlier and matured faster. People got married at 23 and had 2 kids before 27. By the age of 45, many people could expect to be Grandparents. Now I look around and I see 50 year old men dressed like skateboarders. On some things we have not progressed.
This is your brain tricking you. Believe me. If the picture was colourized and improved, they wouldn't look so old. Equally, we tend to associate their clothing and hairdos with oldness. They don't look any older than me and my fellow university students.
@@bibtebo Thus spake Benjamin Button
@@deplorabled1695 Nothing worse than middle-aged hipsters. It's pathetic.
Well, I bet you're the life of the party.
Cripes, WOMEN!!!
I know, it's almost as though women existed as humans before the 2000s.
You mean girls, surely?
Whyte Buff
Nah
We know where Granada is! So,there was another theme tune before College Boy was being used.
Yes, Granada is in Spain.
They looked older then. Miss those days though.
A hell of a lot easier back then .....
The Bamber mentioned the winning team would be facing the LSE the following week. I wonder if they were all Angry Young Men, in big woollen sweaters, being all chippy and bolshie and ready for a scrap?😉
Questions were easier back then!
Possibly. I did quite well there, With Woden, followed three from four on Q2.
What's the host's name? Thamber Jaskoyd?
Sorry Mate You Lose 5 Points The Correct Answer Was Bamber Gasgoine
@istvanklein Another one smoking a pipe at 1:07!
They all sound like they have something in their mouths.
English as it should be spoken.
@@caractacusbrittania7442 In Brittan.
There's a guy from Orpington
Here you teddy bear come here
UP SCUMBAG, UP SCUMBAG!
I had a pipe in my mouth at 28 seconds but wasn’t smoking it.
Dave Booth reading the Beano and Topper! Maybe I shouldn’t be on the team?
Imagine this on ITV nowadays. There'd be TVs destroyed throughout the land!
Why?
@@liamhirst5365 Have a think about it.
@@liamhirst5365 Dumbing down
doubt,they could answer the questions now...........
How refreshing to see young gentlemen in jackets and ties.
What happened to these wonderful accents???
Guy studying Psychology and Sociology probably went on to be psychologist or a sociologist whereas most psychology and sociology graduates these days go on to bartenders and shop assistants.
The truth is actually far stranger. He went on to become the Wizard of New Zealand (QSM), the worlds only government appointed wizard and Living Work of Art. He's well worth looking into. Feel free to peruse this channel for more information.
it was so easy back then! got all of them right
Loved Manchester's protest episode. Karl Marx, Che Guevara and Trotsky were used as their answers.
I believe they only answered 'Trotsky', or at least the episode I saw they did
They just looked like immature bell ends.
That episode is wiped
Trotsky
Those were the days. I too wish England was still England. New Zealand will have to do instead. Sigh!
Ian - what must it be like watching yourself so long ago?
Not 'white' enough for you eh?
W Leon not fucked up enough for you eh?
@@wleon4068 He's not a racist, he just likes questions he's capable of answering.
There were posh people in Manchester?!?!?
Pilletta Doinswartsh People attend University from all over the country and the world in fact. 🤦♂️
They should still do it like this. Stirring music, cymbal crashes, clipped tones, chaps with beatnik beards, ladies backcombed, all in black and white, no questions about horrid pop music or the like.
And Bamber looks damn sexy.
Deserves more likes
have to hurry you
+Sarah Lloyd BUZZZZ Is it tribo-sechaloxephalus?
Bzzzzz : H A P H A X L E G O N E M A N O N
Official Wizard of New Zealand here. I was in the Leeds Uni team for the first few programmes in 1962. Bsmber invited us to his flat afterwards and was most polite and entertaining. Other contestants who became famous as commercial entertainers have been highlighted. Why has no-one paid any attention to my extraordinary non-commercial career and my aristocratic teasing of plutocrats and bureaucrats? I have a page on You tube that hints at what I have doing since 1968. I am currently standing for Mayor of Christchurch
OOps! I meant Face book
W Leon is obviously a racist obsessed with the colour of people's skins.Culture is more
important than colour. He or she should spend some time here in the South Pacific.
Hear hear!
Use of the word "girls" to refer to young women shows that the age of equality had not quite arrived as yet.
Krzyszczynski piss off windbag
Krzyszczynski Such an offensive word
Yep sexist use
Leeds HAS already won! HAS! Leeds is one city, not a collection of cables.
Wrong. Singular/plural can be used in this instance, similar to "England have won the cup" or "England are fielding two South Africans in this test". It's a collective anomaly when referring to teams.
These aren't students are they? Their voices were too British for me to understand the introductions.
I'm frightfully sorry Mr.America. Next time I'll have them speak more slowly for you ;)
Fuck, I wish England was still England
is that a comment on foreigners?
Yeah. And?
Good god.
@@mantistoboggan5171 I read that as being a comment on England.
When everything shut at 5 o'clock and all the food was bad?
Men and girls. How sexist.
Trivial nonsense.
That was when university students really were intelligent.
C'mon you Leeds
R.I.P. Bamber Gascoigne