Television's Greatest Hits - Z Cars

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
  • An item from the episode looking at the biggest TV hits of 1962. Brian Blessed is interviewed in a mock-up of the prop car they used for the original studio recordings (27.4.92)

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  • @Paul1510WB
    @Paul1510WB 4 месяца назад +2

    Don't think I've ever seen Brian Blessed talk so quietly!

  • @carolcarter3712
    @carolcarter3712 11 месяцев назад

    Z cars oooh i did love that show and loved Brian blessed hated it when he left 😊

  • @Telford-Services
    @Telford-Services 8 месяцев назад +1

    Brian Blessed would have a mighty fine recollection of the vehicles used during the filming during this production.
    I guess it puts paid to the erroneous belief by some that they'd only ever used the Mark 3 Zephyrs (and not the Mark 2 Zephyr as depicted here) during production. This is probably due to the Mark 3 inclusion during the opening credits.

  • @colinbailey6518
    @colinbailey6518 9 месяцев назад

    Love it and the Spain off show with Frank Windsor

  • @bethpalmer1024
    @bethpalmer1024 2 года назад +1

    ... if one has not viewed the avengers [ patrick macnee ] film " the superlative seven " with brian blessed as mark dayton one has not lived ...

  • @ferguscarey6567
    @ferguscarey6567 Год назад +2

    Why is Brian Blessed wearing a Police uniform?

    • @wretch1
      @wretch1 Год назад +4

      He started in Z Cars

    • @thesmithersy
      @thesmithersy Год назад +1

      Watch Z Cars and it will explain everything.

    • @stephenguppy7882
      @stephenguppy7882 7 месяцев назад

      He played PC Fancy Smith in the early years of Z Cars.

  • @siouxgilber
    @siouxgilber Год назад +2

    Belting tune. It was a real pity when they had to change it because it was associated with Protestants in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.

    • @thesmithersy
      @thesmithersy Год назад

      How? Because most police in the Royal Ulster Constabulary were Protestants in Northern Ireland.