LOL. That was good, but this was much better...
Who remembers it?
And Callan:
Everything was so creepy in the 1970s, and I loved it! :eyebrows:
Anyone got any idea why theme tunes for programmes then were often so dark and eerie?
Marco.
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LOL. That was good, but this was much better...
Who remembers it?
And Callan:
Everything was so creepy in the 1970s, and I loved it! :eyebrows:
Anyone got any idea why theme tunes for programmes then were often so dark and eerie?
Marco.
Did anyone see 'Steel Collar Man' - it was on one holiday when the cricket ended early and they didn't have anything else to show. The intro alone goes some way to explain why the pilot didn't go anywhere. There was a hilarious bit where he wrestled a shark and threw it a few hundred yards up the beach...
Now I know what happened to my old Anglia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Brilliant ad though, isn't it? It ticks all the boxes for me! :eyebrows:
Marco.
I just loved this series, too:
:eyebrows:
Did anyone else like this kind of stuff?
Marco.
I did. There were always some interesting guest stars. :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I preferred the older series such as...
Beasts
Doom Watch
The Night Gallery
The Twilight Zone
and the king of them all IMHO The Outer Limits.
TV shows but self contained stories The Sex Olympics, The Stone Tape, The Highway all from the mind of Nigel Kneale, he off Quatermass fame.
Also brilliant The Flip Side of Dominic Hyde and its follow up.
Regards D S D L
Just watching this now Dan, in a hotel room in Nottingham, on ITV4. (Isn't mobile broadband a marvelous thing -you can't even get rid of me when I'm away on business any more! :lol:)Quote:
Originally Posted by DanJennings
Is that in between rogering the bit on the side, Alex? I'll check the guest list for a "Mr & Mrs Smith" :lol:Quote:
Just watching this now Dan, in a hotel room in Nottingham.
Hummina hummina, rattle those headboards baby... :bum:
;)
Marco.
hmmm... a salacious evening with a Nottingham tart and Minder.... heaven!