Відео

A very professional man Peter Bolgar

21:57 Not sure why Billy didn’t guffaw at this double innuendo here! Matron!

Back in the days when the BBC weren't terrified of the 'C' word.

Well someone needs to point the credibility argument out to the complete halfwits who are running the BBC now! They are a laughing stock!

Yes, how times have changed! The once trusted and highly thought of BBC is now a mere shadow of itself! Such a shame that an institution like the BBC is now run by complete morons more interested in being seen to champion the cause of the moment and appear down with the kids! The Church of England made the same mistake and look at it the state it is in! Complete nonsense on stilts!

Old skool...I was nearly 10..

Wow you'v got them all including ones I thought I'd never hear again. Not sure all the dates for what was used when are quite accurate though as I remember when TV Ark (?) had a 1974 intro up with the four wheels in the corners.

I prefer this closedown ... from Rowan Atkinson ua-cam.com/video/ByAuQIgydzo/v-deo.htmlsi=Zl7KUnDrP7-hlpaQ

A time when journalists did their research and gave us news rather than opinions.

On Grandstand I knew Len Martin & Tim Gudgen read the results but did they do any sub-editing as well on Grandstand would like to know

2:40

Who knew then that by 2000, Bob Wilson AND Des Lynam would have moved to ITV.

Poor old nigel he was on a place in france rip.

Lovely to see i wish i could go back to then when both my parents were both alive and most of my family was alive i miss them all.

It's a shame that classic spoken-word radio is dying out.

The way the BBC and ITV did their TV schedules and presentations back then *just* to me seemed more creative/special, and thus unique/magical back then!

Could our national anthem be played any slower?

Lol William and Harry , not Henry 7:04

Ok firstly I was born in 95. Secondly this is making me feel so Christmassy though it’s June and thirdly I love watching old telly adverts

Al Punto Con Jorge Ramos

1984 i was 11 now a proud grandad

6:04 The IBA Archive has the Engineering Announcements programme from 22nd October 1985 in full on its UA-cam channel - ua-cam.com/video/9p-hxkOh0eg/v-deo.html

That iconic music brought a tear to my eye. Evokes memories of happy times as a child growing up in the 50s and 60s. 😥

I wish god save the queen was my first night shutting off like on bbc 1

Must say, I do not remember them changing the theme from the classic one to all those shitty 1980s ones.

Now all we need left is footage of the "Noddy" camera moving

Looking at the clock, British television went to bed very early back then at 12.05am. In the states, ABC, CBS and NBC were all on air until at least 1am. Each had their own late night talk show - NBC had Johnny Carson's Tonight Show, CBS had Merv Griffin and ABC had Dick Cavett each on air until 1am.

8:39 She knew she goofed the word 'empire' so repeated the title

Oh the days of missing some of the first lesson of the morning watching some of Sydney 2000 🤣

Never forget Max.

Listened to the BBC WS in Belgium during the 1980s on shortwave. Was an important part of my day. "BBC World Service. The news, read by Pamela Crighton." "This is Tommy Vance with Rock Salad. Music on the heavier side." -Or something to that effect. How about those endless lists of local sports match scores? Tide listings? "The Brotherhood of Brass" 😊

1:08

Friday 23rd December 1983

My Gram used to love Muffin

Pebble Mill is so alan partridge.

brilliant the god old days

BRING IT BACK!!

I still hum this to this day at 5PM LOL

What a great programme that always was.

One year after this I unplugged my Television For Good.... apart from watching my collection of 350 DVDs....The best thing I ever did ...

When was 6:33?

i used to LOVE watching Swap Shop...i always used to wish Keith Chegwin would come to where I lived...lol !!

When the world was somewhat easier !

its out of synch

Frank Bough... strange man

Is 'Doug' the son of 'Malc'?

I have seen this opening in the 4th episode of an Italian TV show called "Almost True". The topic of that episode is the connection between Jack the Ripper (1888), the war of the Falkland Islands (1982) and the semi-final of the FIFA World Cup in Mexico (1986).

Impressive! How did you do this, without any speech? Good memories.

Was enjoying this immensely, until Saville appeared!! 🤢🤮

Remember it well live in London the street lights was out and home light aswell