Old Programmes. (Spin-off from Adverts).
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dextrous
Wasn't there some fit totty on Tomorrows World?
Oh yes, another pwhoarrr!
Wasn't there some fit totty on Tomorrows World?
Oh yes, another pwhoarrr!
Not unless you have a leaning towards Raymond Baxter!
Honestly can't remember any totty on that programme, not unless they were involved in the later editions.
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dextrous
back to the task then -
Screen Test
Krypton Factor (was this 70's or 80's?)
Ask the Family
Tales of the Unexpected
Screen Test
Krypton Factor (was this 70's or 80's?)
Ask the Family
Tales of the Unexpected
Wasn't there some fit totty on Tomorrows World?
Oh yes, another pwhoarrr!
Not unless you have a leaning towards Raymond Baxter!
Honestly can't remember any totty on that programme, not unless they were involved in the later editions.
maggie philburn wasnt it?
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you forgot aunty jean mortimer with tinger and tucker
oh yes. At school we used to call them Finger and .... something else...
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cmother1
A couple of classics from my childhood (a very long time ago):
The 1950s animated Russian version of the Snow Queen (so good that I've heard it was re-dubbed in 1990);
An East German or Czech serial from the same era called The Madly Sad Princess (which elevated weirdness to a new level)
Thinking about it... it might be quicker if people nominated the programmes they DON'T want to see again....
The 1950s animated Russian version of the Snow Queen (so good that I've heard it was re-dubbed in 1990);
An East German or Czech serial from the same era called The Madly Sad Princess (which elevated weirdness to a new level)
Thinking about it... it might be quicker if people nominated the programmes they DON'T want to see again....
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