The Shirley (Who I hated) is singing her heart out to.....Something................
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
YAY! now there's a list EC 
I'd be happy to watch any of them again 
I'm not sure, but anyone who has SkyTV might already get these, but for me this is classic TV, I like them for a host of different reasons. I have been buying the odd boxset on DVD 
I'm on Virgin, but the stand outers for me on your list are...
Starsky and Hutch
Kojak
Miami Vice
That was Saturday night telly that was
Snap, I am on Virgin broadband...
The cop shows you mention got me through the 70's and 80's.
Although I was young, these are the things that stick with you.
I used to "tape" every episode of Miami Vice, had hundreds of tapes.
Then moved onto taping Cheers.
Glad it's all on DVD now.
I used to watch them while babysitting my cousin while he was in bed for my auntie and uncle, They had one of those 'pull apart' sofa units and I'd draw a chair from the end of it up and she'd leave me a yogurt in the fridge and crisps I could munch my way through and by the time they came in I was in bed and uncle would take me back home the next morning
Originally Posted by sprout:
I used to watch them while babysitting my cousin while he was in bed for my auntie and uncle, They had one of those 'pull apart' sofa units and I'd draw a chair from the end of it up and she'd leave me a yogurt in the fridge and crisps I could munch my way through and by the time they came in I was in bed and uncle would take me back home the next morning
Memories..
BBC 2 Are supplying me with music at the moment, wish more prime time did.......
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
YAY! now there's a list EC I'd be happy to watch any of them again
I'm not sure, but anyone who has SkyTV might already get these, but for me this is classic TV, I like them for a host of different reasons. I have been buying the odd boxset on DVD
I'm on Virgin, but the stand outers for me on your list are...
Starsky and Hutch
Kojak
Miami Vice
That was Saturday night telly that was
Snap, I am on Virgin broadband...
The cop shows you mention got me through the 70's and 80's.
Although I was young, these are the things that stick with you.
I used to "tape" every episode of Miami Vice, had hundreds of tapes.
Then moved onto taping Cheers.
Glad it's all on DVD now.
I used to watch them while babysitting my cousin while he was in bed for my auntie and uncle, They had one of those 'pull apart' sofa units and I'd draw a chair from the end of it up and she'd leave me a yogurt in the fridge and crisps I could munch my way through and by the time they came in I was in bed and uncle would take me back home the next morning
He He - that is an unusual combination, crisps and yoghurt. Something you still enjoy ?
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
He He - that is an unusual combination, crisps and yoghurt. Something you still enjoy ?
Lol, Yes, but separately 
one after the other
Sue Pollard!!!!......You have to laugh......and she ain't that bad
Originally Posted by Syd:
Sue Pollard!!!!......You have to laugh......and she ain't that bad
What channel Sydlers?
Oasis......You ain't the Beatles......
Originally Posted by Syd:
Oasis......You ain't the Beatles......
Just turned over..........no they're not 
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Syd:
Sue Pollard!!!!......You have to laugh......and she ain't that bad
What channel Sydlers?
To late Sprout......It was BB2.....
Oooo! METALLICA (along with Lou Reed) on next (Later with Jools Holland)
Listening Sprout.....
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
YAY! now there's a list EC I'd be happy to watch any of them again
I'm not sure, but anyone who has SkyTV might already get these, but for me this is classic TV, I like them for a host of different reasons. I have been buying the odd boxset on DVD
I'm on Virgin, but the stand outers for me on your list are...
Starsky and Hutch
Kojak
Miami Vice
That was Saturday night telly that was
Snap, I am on Virgin broadband...
The cop shows you mention got me through the 70's and 80's.
Although I was young, these are the things that stick with you.
I used to "tape" every episode of Miami Vice, had hundreds of tapes.
Then moved onto taping Cheers.
Glad it's all on DVD now.
I used to watch them while babysitting my cousin while he was in bed for my auntie and uncle, They had one of those 'pull apart' sofa units and I'd draw a chair from the end of it up and she'd leave me a yogurt in the fridge and crisps I could munch my way through and by the time they came in I was in bed and uncle would take me back home the next morning
He He - that is an unusual combination, crisps and yoghurt. Something you still enjoy ?
An odd combination yes but once upon a time they were a bit of a treat ...............commonplace and an everyday thing nowadays. Once upon a time - you had your tea ..................................and that was it. END OF!
Lou..........Quieten the over enthusiastic band.......and hush a bit.....
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by sprout:
YAY! now there's a list EC I'd be happy to watch any of them again
I'm not sure, but anyone who has SkyTV might already get these, but for me this is classic TV, I like them for a host of different reasons. I have been buying the odd boxset on DVD
I'm on Virgin, but the stand outers for me on your list are...
Starsky and Hutch
Kojak
Miami Vice
That was Saturday night telly that was
Snap, I am on Virgin broadband...
The cop shows you mention got me through the 70's and 80's.
Although I was young, these are the things that stick with you.
I used to "tape" every episode of Miami Vice, had hundreds of tapes.
Then moved onto taping Cheers.
Glad it's all on DVD now.
I used to watch them while babysitting my cousin while he was in bed for my auntie and uncle, They had one of those 'pull apart' sofa units and I'd draw a chair from the end of it up and she'd leave me a yogurt in the fridge and crisps I could munch my way through and by the time they came in I was in bed and uncle would take me back home the next morning
He He - that is an unusual combination, crisps and yoghurt. Something you still enjoy ?
An odd combination yes but once upon a time they were a bit of a treat ...............commonplace and an everyday thing nowadays. Once upon a time - you had your tea ..................................and that was it. END OF!
Good point, how quickly we forget.
A bit like when the telly actually ended at night. No Super Casino or Hollyoaks Omnibus at 2.00am.
Love Reggae .........bopping a bit......
Originally Posted by Syd:
Love Reggae .........bopping a bit......
Nah, doesn't float my boat Syd. the odd Marley and one or two others, but that's about it
Still bopping to this sprout........
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Syd:
Love Reggae .........bopping a bit......
Nah, doesn't float my boat Syd. the odd Marley and one or two others, but that's about it
I'm still a 'rocker' and prolly always will be. My two brother's influence, one nine and one ten years older than me, I dunno?
Shame Lou Reed is to Americanised!......
Cos I love his music........
Lou Reed.......you need to rethink!......I have got earache..........
Originally Posted by Syd:
Lou Reed.......you need to rethink!......I have got earache..........
Metallica with him though Syd
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by Syd:
Lou Reed.......you need to rethink!......I have got earache..........
Metallica with him though Syd
Perhaps that's his problem......
I used to love Lou Reed
Jigging around the kitchen to reggae......
Not enough good sitcoms any more, nor dramas. All lifestyle, cookery and crap reality shows. TV is far too feminised. TV companies seem to think they hit the male demographic with just sport. IaCGMOOH, has just started, I can't believe people aren't tired of that pathetic puerile shite. People who find crap celebs munching on a bit of kangaroo's arsehole the height of their week's entertainment should be forced to immigrate to America, where they will feel more at home.
Originally Posted by Carnelian:
Not enough good sitcoms any more, nor dramas. All lifestyle, cookery and crap reality shows. TV is far too feminised. TV companies seem to think they hit the male demographic with just sport. IaCGMOOH, has just started, I can't believe people aren't tired of that pathetic puerile shite. People who find crap celebs munching on a bit of kangaroo's arsehole the height of their week's entertainment should be forced to immigrate to America, where they will feel more at home.
I know were you are coming from.....but I am just enjoying the ride until the Telly gets better
Originally Posted by Syd:
Nooooo, that was so last week....X Factor related......**sigh** I give up, tis only me that laments the demise of TOTPs and The Old Grey Whistle Test.....
Been watching Jo Whiley on sky Arts, that's about the best show on atm Syd
Junior Showtime? 
^^^^^^^^^^
Classic kids TV .............that boy presenter was on everything at that time. Wonder what happened to him? Lena Zavaroni 
- what a tragic life - poor little girl!
Bring back Outside Edge!
"Not now, Mim - ok, fair enough?"
I think this is possibly my fave ever programme ..............I loved it
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Bring back Outside Edge!
"Not now, Mim - ok, fair enough?"
I have it on DVD.
Soozy, I'm with you on Little House On The Prairie and The Waltons.
I also loved Wire In The Blood, Rebus, Waking The Dead and Spooks, all of which have been scrapped in the past year or so.