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That was a great ending.

... KING MICHAEL HORDEN 🎉🎉🎉 3:04

Now this is bringing up some deep memories from the lake of my little kid mind in the early 70s. That time was just about as weird as 2025.

Very interesting. But too many " yes papas and mama" .

この時代からあった ホームレス!!

Pat Butcher

Who was the gonreil in the play I did,not recognize

Wally gangsters. What a pair of idiots.

Johnny Knoxville Seann William Scott Jessica Simpson The Late Great Burt Reynolds Joe Don Baker Lynda Carter Willie Nelson David Koechner M.C. Gainey Michael Weston James Roday Rodriguez Kevin Heffernan Nikki Griffin Jacqui Maxwell Alice Greczyn Junior Brown Barry Corbin The Late Great Andrew Prine Brendan Schetter And The Late Great Michael Roof Stars In The ITV1 Movie Premiere The Dukes Of Hazzard Saturday At 9:30pm ITV1 After Duel

One of the ones I vaguely remember for the death of the tramp and sadly his dog.

A great display. Well done all.

He was born in 1935 so was over 85 when this interview took place. Glad to hear his stories.

How interesting to see micheal jayston playing a valuer as he also played at part in the valuation of del boys watch.

This was a very good series, such a shame lisa faulkner gave up acting

his face is a good case for using moisturizer before you get old

"he died of old age - a little early"

Doug = PC Pooley from the 1970s police procedural Hunters Walk

There's something 'flat' about Woodward in this series. He's the epitome of a 'flat footed copper'. Things happen to him, he doesn't make them happen. He plods... with a guileless simplicity throughout the various plots. You can see how producers learned from the flatness of this show, in remaking it as 'The Sandbaggers' ...some eight years later.

Came out around the same time as "Sherlock Holmes" with Jeremy Brett, "Bulman", and "The Travelling Man", by the same production company.

I remember watching this for my Ex for her uni diploma I had not seen this before read the play or in any way familiar with the play. Thoroughly enjoyed it and this brilliant cast I loved Angela down as princess Maria in the war and peace by bbc with a young Antony hopkins as pierre Faith Brook and Rupert Davies as the Rostovs All great tv

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One of the last Armchair Theatres was John Thaw as Regan, the prequel to the Sweeney.

The way the father treated his son, during his son's public reading of poetry, was terrible. In fact all the adults with " Ray " were poorly behaved at the reading. But I'm glad " Ray " told them exactly what he thought. The father was full of arrogance towards his son, who had near impeccable manners. Fine acting by all concerned.

What did it mean when they said, "we found your brother"? She found him desd already!

Sad to see him in that state❤

Barbara was so pretty, elegant, lean, sparkly, bubbly, sweet yet a dam good woman who knew her rights.. ❤

The best, love it..,.....

Thank you.. I often wondered what went on in this part. Never saw it till now. And as frank was the most hateful, lying, cheating clown in my books, its great watching him squirm..😂❤❤❤❤

Mike reid was a liar n clown in real life as well as in this.

Ah Lovely. Its a time of televisual calming break in ones life. It's very nice to set aside work or stress and a quiet conversational intrigue of being engaged with the rest period. I feel more my normal self again. It's a program that loud obnoxious people could do with watching and listening along. Xxx

The actors look too old and are hamming it up too much.

where are the BBC subtitles?

too many adds

I have read this play a zillion times, taught it, written about it, seen countless productions. my take is there is NO shakey like the shakey in one's head. I am six minutes in and THIS production is unreal; the lines are delivered JUST as I, a lesser genius than Will yet a genius nonetheless, would have them. brilliant. hahahaha. (mad laugh added.)

Thursday 28th february 2008

I remember regularly seeing Frank Muir on Egham High Street and even well into his seventies he retained his beanpole height and ramrod straight posture.

When I watched this when it aired it suprised me how Matthew came around so quickly to Anna using him and forgiving her so fast. But now I see it's because the producers wanted their wedding and the deadly event that day to occur a few weeks after this. If Matt wasn't leaving I think there would have been big argument here, Matt telling Anna to leave and they would have broken up for a while while she proved herself to him somehow.

Watching these shows now fifty years later I'm delighted to discover that they're just as enjoyable as I remember them.

Sue Cook ❤❤

Series 16; Episode 49

Which channel can i see this series on?

RIP Michael. I watch the series annually and enjoyed your work as I did with the fellow actors.

RIP Timothy West

Great series, brilliant cast, especially Tim Wylton, and comedy royalty Stephanie Cole. She played p****d to well as Betty Simcock lol 😅

Michael Jayston was a great actor with a great voice. Had he appeared in a Hollywood blockbuster there would have been a lot more press coverage when he left us. RIP Michael and Edward.

loved this family show in the 70s

MY PET TOAD JUST ATE MY CHEESE AND PICKLE BAP :(

MY WILLY IS CHILLY

The greatest James Bond 007 that never was,❤

I used to adore this program , thank you for posting it.