I'd assault Edmundson if I saw him in a bar.

There'd be be ketchup everywhere for crimes against comedy.

And none of it would be mine,

The coastguard one with with Joe and Petunia ....'Cooeee, luvly day for a swim i'ntit!' 

I can remember Reginald too...

Sounds good Supes. Reginald was a favourite of mine.  I liked this ad.... 

The first ad is scary!! 

Oh Yes and it reminded me of this one: "Learn to swim , young man, learn to swim"

Ha Ha, can't remember seeing that one!

There's this one

It was indeed! And the kids speak as if they're from the cast of Oliver

It wasn`t shown often Supes, I never forgot it though. I know all the words. 

We're all nostalgic, let's face it.

I cringed last night watching the young girl with the guitar on BGT.

We are.

But we we don't all want Alfa 2000 GTV's.

Like this poor sod.

 Ah 1979, would have been my first year at Uni, far too busy with sex and drugs and rock and roll studying to watch tele!

I remember Charley...

I was just about to ask if Charlie would be there 

I love the swimming one - we used to have mate called Michael when we were in our teens and we always introduced him as 'meet Mike - he swims like a fish'  I still say that sometimes, but it just gets weird looks nowadays.    

I remember the playing with matches one too - Mum goes out to the shop, leaves kid home alone with a matchbox and the final scene is her saying 'oh, and some matches' as something in the house goes up in flames.

Looks like to could be a good programme

I loved Petunia .......................we always used to call a friend of ours Petunia as she was a little overweight and had a blonde perm.

I remember the one with the little girl and the sparkler and her hand in bandages at the end. I've never held a sparkler since 

Whooooooooops just seen this ..............great minds and all that eh Dame

Couldn't have put it better myself Sooz 

Oh Dear... wish I'd brought me brolly!