CITV continuity clips (2/12/96)
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- CITV continuity around Animaniacs, promos for Name That Toon and How 2, and two full ad breaks, all from Monday, 2nd December, 1996. The first five minutes or so are take up by clips from the Sooty and Co episode Sooty Market Sweep, starring Matthew Kelly as Dale Winton.
What ever happened to that Kellogg's Strike cereal? Of course, the term "Kellogg's strike" has taken on a new meaning this last year or so, making it borderline ungooglable. I can only imagine it was a roaring success, given that they managed to get Dean Holdsworth involved in the promotion.
Many thanks to David for sending me this tape.
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It is nice to see the first CITV afternoon of December 1996 plus the first countdown to Christmas.
This is brilliant the first Christmas CITV countdown of 1996.
Good point - I suppose it must be.
@@VideotapeFTW I absolutely love Christmas CITV recordings they are brilliant
Thanks so much for uploading this video to RUclips I love these old uploads I hope there is plenty more where that came from.
You're very welcome, and yes - I've got some more CITV clips from later this same week in December 1996. I'm working on them now and they'll be up soon. :-)
@@VideotapeFTW Fabulous do you recall having anything from the 16th to 20th December 1996 as I have been trying to locate recordings for many years.
Off the top of my head, I don't think so. Everything in this current batch seems to come from the first week of December 1996. I'll keep looking, of course!
@@VideotapeFTW Thanks
Strike = Sport with a different name. I recall Kellogg's Sport looking exactly like Strike, so I assume they were one and the same. :) Thanks again for uploading this. :)
You're welcome, and thank you!
@@VideotapeFTW You're welcome. :)
10:00 Doncaster in the UK
Oh, the animaniacs episode is the Pocahontas parody " jokahontas"! I ❤ that one!
Yep, that's right!
Yes, I saw the clip, towards the end of the video, of (it would be a trailer) ‘Name That Toon’ (only it’s the first series, from 1996, hence didn’t have the ‘Pair Tree’ game). I bet, if Challenge were showing this, episodes would be uploaded (and they’d definitely be in better quality than Awesome Trixie’s only two uploads of it) [though it would have to be series 2, from 1997, for the episodes to have said game]. A user, who’s commented on this video, is aware of how much I wished Challenge would show episodes of another children’s game show (which I liked) - Incredible Games.
Oh, yes - Incredible Games is another one that's ripe for a repeat but sadly will likely never get one. Shame.
OMG I remember when Mario All Stars came out! :) I had the game too!
This re-release also contained Super Mario World, hence why they made such a big fuss over it. This was also the last major hoo hah for the SNES before the N64 came out the following year.
@@David315842 yup 👍 I remember :) good old days!
@@Giovanni_Team_Rocket_UK Indeed. :)
Annie and Oliver together must have run close to 4 and a half to 5 hours, was this a long play video they were advertising?
That's a good point, actually - they easily break four hours together by quite a distance. A double-cassette release would defeat the object, and I don't think releases in LP mode were encouraged because older VCRs couldn't handle them. Baffling.
@@VideotapeFTW The video was likely 4 hours in length, I do recall that I think I may have seen it in stores as a single tape. VHS tape was getting a bit better in terms of length, by the end of the decade I remember W.H. Smith selling 5 hour video tapes. But that's as far as they got, due to the arrival of DVD at the time.
@@David315842 You know, I don't think I've ever actually seen a five-hour VHS tape out there 'in the wild'. I've certainly never had one. (That said, at one point we briefly had a V2000 VCR, which could record eight hours per tape - four on each side. I'm pretty sure that's not what this Annie/Oliver release was, though!)
@@VideotapeFTW Possibly? The only place that sold these 5 hour blank tapes were W H Smith, nowhere else seemed to have made or sold them.
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CITV Continuity On Monday 2nd December 1996.
Do you have more episodes of sunnyside up from citv there are 14 in total 🙂
Whatever happened to Mathew Kelly?
You bet! Was one of my favourite tv shows to watch as a kid. Brings back great memories of watching Saturday night tv with my grandparents.
You Bet is one of those shows I'll forever associate with visits to my grandparents (alongside Catchphrase and Bob's Full House). My grandad was hilarious whenever there was a particularly dim contestant on.
I believe Matthew Kelly went on to do a lot of work on stage rather than screen, but I don't know whether he's still active.
Met him once. He lived opposite my best mate in our hometown of Bournemouth in around 1989ish. My dad drove me to pick up my mate for a sleep over, and Matthew Kelley came out and was chatting to my dad about cars for a few minutes. All I remember is he seemed friendly and was noticeably tall....although I was only 10 so I may have misjudged that!
@@VideotapeFTW lol, my nana was the same as your grandfather. She wasn't very forgiving to dimwits on the television.
It was great spending the weekends with the grandparents, wasn't it?
Those are my fondest memories. They'd pick me up from my house just after fun house had finished on a Friday and call in at the chippy on the way to theirs. And we always had a crunchie bar after the fish n chips. You know, because the crunchie bar gave you that "Friday feeling" lol.
And Saturday's was awesome. Up at 6 with grandfather to make the coal fire and then I'd sit and wait for Saturday morning tv to start at 7.
Man, those shows was great. Going live, ghost train and top banana was always my favourites. Although I loved all those Saturday morning shows.
I'd love to find more of those three shows that I mentioned.
Those Saturday evening shows was fantastic. I loved watching wogan, marty kane and monkhouse.
Generation game, you bet, big break, the price is right, play your cards right. They was still allowing people like Freddie Starr to make tv shows.
Man, the list is endless. TV today is dead in comparison.
@@RGEE1979 that's awesome. I'd have loved to have met him.
My nana had a famous next door neighbour. It was barry chuckle lmao. True story.😂👍
@@TheRetroManRandySavage I think I'd rather have met Berry Chuckle! My nan used to live somewhat near uncle Albert from Only Fools and Horses around the late 90's/early 2000'. Never saw him myself, but she told me she saw him in the supermarket a few times.