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[Oldsmobile-88]

Class of ‘92 (part 2) on Sky Sports catch up.

A four part programme following Salford City over the past 2 seasons with promotion from the National League North & National League.

Well worth a watch.

 

[Oldsmobile-88]

Class of ‘92 (part 2) on Sky Sports catch up.


Well worth a watch.

Incorrect title..Class of ‘92 Full Time.

 

[Greyhound]

"Perry Mason" (c 1963), CBS Justice (Freeview 39), is worth a look. Raymond Burr was the star, but other familiar faces turn up. Recently Arthur Hunnicutt, a familiar old-timer in westerns. Also Robert Wilke - if you can't place him, he was the one in "The Magnificent Seven" who badgered James Coburn into a gun/knife duel.

 

[ecfc70]

Catch 22, Seen the film ages ago so giving the series a crack, So far not bad, Have put it on series link. Only thing is the sound, I keep having to adjust the volume as it keeps going very quiet

Binge watched the who series last weekend.......wasn't too bad

 

[Oldsmobile-88]

The Day Mountbatten Died on iplayer

Hard to believe it’s nearly 40 years ago(27/08/1979)
I can recall the first sketchy news reports of his death & then the news of the 18 soldiers killed at Warrenpoint.

Various eyewitnesses recount that terrible day.

 

[Banksy]

Just finished the last episode of Knightfall Season two. All about the demise of the Templars .Absolutely brilliant for those who like a bit of action mixed with a bit of intrigue .Season One is on Netflix now with Two soon to follow.Very satisfying ending too.

 

[Billy The Fish]

Mortimer and Whitehouse : Gone Fishing. There's some great banter between these two genuinely funny chaps that made this series a good watch even though I have no interest in the subject of fishing.

 

[Colesman Ballz]

Mortimer and Whitehouse : Gone Fishing. There's some great banter between these two genuinely funny chaps that made this series a good watch even though I have no interest in the subject of fishing.

I would have thought that subject is the very stuff of nightmares to you Billy !

 

[Hants_red]

Anyone given Carnival Row a go yet?

 

[GrecianLez]

Indeed, Hal Roach studios had probably a handful of actors that appeared in many films, They use to churn out flims by the week. I know people don't like old b/w films but people like Laurel & Hardy are a must to watch

I loved Billy Gilbert as Professor Theodore von Schwarzenhoffen, M.D., A.D., D.D.S., F.L.D., F-F-F-and-F. He played many other roles in Laurel & Hardy films with his great exaggerated facial expressions which would have been honed in the silent era..

I wanted to call our jack Russell Laughing gravy.. It never happened sadly