BBC SCHOOLS - EVERYDAY MATHS: Pay Now Play Later (TX 15.2.80) Jack Wild & Arthur English
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2021
- Jack Wild and Arthur English star in this sitcom style schools programme, all about maths. This episode was made in 1978. From my own personal collection of video tapes. Uploaded purely for educational purposes.
I first saw this episode when I was off sick from school and recognised 'the artful dodger'. Never forgot it. Great stuff and thanks for uploading.
This show is actually entertaining, Jack Wild has a meaty role, and whoever dressed him, dressed him in with 2000s sensibilities, yet there was no second season. I can't even imagine what people back then were thinking. He is a brilliant actor made for sitcoms. Just look at him.
Remember sitting looking at this for the first time when it must have been fairly new late 70s early 80s, the music shop manager, I recognised him immediately, like seeing something as nifty as this again after all these years, Thankyou for up loading
Much better than some of the other bits of this uploaded previously. I tried to edit those into wholes myself, but gave up.
Thanks! I'll be uploading all the other episodes again soon in full, so stay tuned! 😁
@@vintageschoolstv that's great! It's a fun little series.
Have you got the episode “the round up” this is the 1 with Dave from the Winchester club, in minder
Great stuff.
Just discovered this British sitcom starring Jack Wild. If only his series lasted for a 2nd season, perhaps Ron Moody and Mark Lester from "OLIVER" could have done special guest roles.
@Chazarcola7639 You and me both! Just about a month ago! Nice finding a comment here from the same time and space I found it. Are you a Jack Wild fan btw?
2 fairly big names for a BBC Schools programme.
19:20 lol 😂
Didn't know this actor did an educational show like this, was he in a series similar to 'Grandad' with Clive Dunn or something ? can't see anything on imdb but my memory may be playing tricks on me or could well be the Mandella Effect
You restored VCR 1500 player?
“They won’t give me credit at my age.”
Wait. They didn’t allow 26 year olds to get credit?