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Fizzymouse- no place like home Started conversation Dec 11, 2011
There was nothing worth watching on the television earlier this evening so I was flicking through and found a Tommy Cooper Christmas Special on Channel 5.
I always loved Tommy Cooper and thought - I'll watch this, it'll remind me how good he was and how great Christmas was when I was growing up.
Anyway, to cut a long story short it was pretty abysmal. It was funny in small parts but for the greatest part it was ..... average. To make it worse the music acts to make Christmas complete were ....... are you ready? ......... can you take the suspense? ..........
Clodagh Rodgers and Sacha Distel.
I remember the 1970s as being way more fun than that - I think I'll avoid any further trips down memory lane and stick to the clip shows where at least they show the 'best' of memories.
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Dec 11, 2011
Ah, yes. I had such moments when watching some of the old series (Flipper, for instance) with my children. I thought: OMG, this is Awwwwful.
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Fizzymouse- no place like home Posted Dec 11, 2011
Bel, I too loved Flipper and Skippy and Champion the Wonder Horse. They're all pretty dated now. Perhaps that means we're pretty dated now too?
There's probably a very good reason why they don't make tv shows/Christmas Specials like they used to - they're crap!
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Magwitch - My name is Mags and I am funky. Posted Dec 11, 2011
Fizzy, we've been watching Morecambe and Wise recently with the boys, we *always* skip the musical acts
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen, anyone?
Thought not
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