Very poor that you profile the content of the video with a picture including Valerie Singleton imo 1 of the best female presenters of Blue Peter and exclude content regarding her ....Also you have not included one of Blue Peters very knowledgeable presenters the Blue Peter Vet Mr Thomas Jarvie ...... who if you do your homework was a VIP in more ways than just being a vet ....Tom was from Scotland and played professional football for Hamilton Academical. in 1935 he also played international for Scottish League X1 in 1939. He became a vet after graduating at Glasgow University during his early years as a vet he became friends with another vet know as James Alfred Wight but better known as James Herriot from his writings of veterinary life in the Yorkshire Dales which were originally just his very detailed personal diary writting but Tom encouraged him to write them as stories and publish them which is now tv history aswell as publishing ....Tom eventually settled In Crawley west sussex opening his own veterinary practice and was also Player Manager Of Crawley Town Football Club in the 1950s. Tom became a personal friend when he had retired and was living locally to my work ...He never let on of his life until years into our friendship all he ever said was he'd had a blessed life .....Tom passed on Febuary 1st 2011 at 95 yrs old
Loved watching blue Peter when I was growing up loved John and Shep his dog and Peter and Val ❤❤
These are not cast members, just guests on the show! Apart from Noakes, Singleton, Huq, Pervis, not a mention of the other various presenters.
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Very poor that you profile the content of the video with a picture including Valerie Singleton imo 1 of the best female presenters of Blue Peter and exclude content regarding her ....Also you have not included one of Blue Peters very knowledgeable presenters the Blue Peter Vet Mr Thomas Jarvie ...... who if you do your homework was a VIP in more ways than just being a vet ....Tom was from Scotland and played professional football for Hamilton Academical. in 1935 he also played international for Scottish League X1 in 1939. He became a vet after graduating at Glasgow University during his early years as a vet he became friends with another vet know as James Alfred Wight but better known as James Herriot from his writings of veterinary life in the Yorkshire Dales which were originally just his very detailed personal diary writting but Tom encouraged him to write them as stories and publish them which is now tv history aswell as publishing ....Tom eventually settled In Crawley west sussex opening his own veterinary practice and was also Player Manager Of Crawley Town Football Club in the 1950s. Tom became a personal friend when he had retired and was living locally to my work ...He never let on of his life until years into our friendship all he ever said was he'd had a blessed life .....Tom passed on Febuary 1st 2011 at 95 yrs old
That’s not 1958 he was not in it then