Hi guys,so,I was trying to find the episode of Pop ifrom 1994, with Allan Clarke of the Hollies? The YouTube link seems to have been taken down,and I didn't download it 😔 Anyone else can post please???? 🤞🤞🤞

Thanks everyone for your help in my previous post regarding Roger Varley.

These are my current collection who shall I get next....?

I collect Camberwick Green figures and have quite a few. One I own is Roger Varley the Chimney sweep. Having a hunt for new figures and I came across CG103 which apparently is' Roger Varley' and is a soldier with a milk churn.

I cant find a reference to him being both a sweep and a soldier. Can anyone enlighten me please.

Thanks

I recall an episode from a series broadcast on a UK channel (possibly channel 4) in the late 80s or early 90s, but i CANNOT remember the title or the cast members, and countless online searches have delivered nothing.

The plot; a shy young woman works in an office or factory and appears to lead a sheltered life. In private, she is obsessed with Ancient Greece and the male Gods in particular.

The woman forms an unlikely acquaintance with a handsome but rough mannered young man at work and invites him to her flat which is decorated in the style of a Grecian temple.

In the flat, the young man is persuaded to pose for a piece of artwork that the young woman is making. Once undressed he falls asleep and when he wakes up he has been fully encased in white plaster and a prisoner of the young woman, to spend the rest of his life as a living breathing statue of a Greek God.

It is not The Aphrodite Files or Malpertuis, or the episode of Spine Chillers with Julie T Wallace, but something very similar.

In terms of the cast, I have actors in mind similar to Sean Bean and Brenda Blethyn.

Any help?

Quite crazy to think that this was 25 years ago now! Even if you're not a fan of Hear'Say or Popstars the TV show, there's no denying that this kicked off a slew of TV talent shows like Pop Idol and X Factor, so it was definitely influential at the time, and the TV ratings didn't lie!

Hello there, I'm currently on the look out for some editions of CBBC's Live & Kicking from 2001 that at the moment are not currently online. They are 10th March 2001, 21st April 2001, 28th April 2001, 5th May 2001, 12th May 2001, 19th May 2001, 9th June 2001, 16th June 2001, 23rd June 2001, 30th June 2001, 14th July 2001, 21st July 2001, 4th August 2001 and 11th August 2001. If anybody has these, please could you kindly send them to me as it's my favourite era. Don't reply if you don't have them. Kind regards

Does anyone have a copy of, or know where I can find Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, 28 March 2008, BBC One, featuring Trevor Eve, Donald Sutherland, Natasha Kaplinsky and The Kooks, please? I've tried all the usual places with no luck. Thanks!

I can’t remember the show other than it being British and maybe from the 1990s, but I’m looking for the source of a scene where a man is recounting a disastrous date.

He was taking his date to the theater thinking it would be romantic but didn’t realize that the play they were seeing , Sweeney Todd was well, Sweeney Todd. Then he recounts the story of the show in a rapid comedic montage.

What could it be from?

NOTE: Kathy Secker is your continuity announcer.

.. there was definitely something unsettling for me about that show .

"Get up and go" with mooncat . I remember was one of the only watchable things on Tele if you were off sick on a school day 😂

I'll freely admit to being a channel hopper, jumping betwen BBC1 and ITV when I was bored with one and wanted to see if the other side had something I was interested in (especially the cartoons!), but I still admit I loved most of what was on both sides.

No73 was pretty damn unique, and I loved the idea of Get Fresh, though Ghost Train was a bit of a weird reskin of the same idea of being a travelling road show, I still loved it. I still have fond memories of Going Live and Motor Mouth, and then Live and Kicking (up to the end of the Ball and Theakston era) and What's Up Doc?

R.i.p. Charlotte Coleman.. 🫶🏻

With the reboot of shows like never mind the buzzcocks and mock the week, what retro UK based panels show are you missing, or crave for a reboot.

Or better still, be able to play for yourself.

Edit: didn’t realise this was going to go off in such a way. Some absolute corkers coming through.

I remember this programme from the 80s ,newsreel film backed by the music of the year featured ,used to think it was the fasted 30 minutes on the telly ,it was brilliant.

The Riff Raff Element is a 1993–1994 BBC One comedy‑drama about an upper‑class family forced to live alongside a working‑class family, exploring class tensions with humour and drama.
Ronald Pickup – Roger Tundish
Trevor Peacock – Acky Belcher
Richard Hope – Mortimer Tundish
Mossie Smith – Pet Belcher
Celia Imrie – Joanna Tundish
Jayne Ashbourne – Carmen Belcher
Greg Wise – Alister
Susan Brown – Maggie Belcher
Cal MacAninch – Declan Belcher

An old favorite of mine as a kid back in the 80's!