I pointed that out to my parents when I was a little kid and they thought I was some kind of genius. Easily impressed they were. We'll never see those lines again. Fuck digital.
Indeed, those serious adverts didn't sit well, on what essentially was a whacky programme, backed by an easily amused audience. Made me cringe seeing Tarrant put on a sombre face when introducing those items, especially after showing something like a clip from a naked dating show from Japanese TV.
The infamous "Mike Gatting Goes F*ck" 😜
Fun fact which I will now never be able to use:
The flashing lines in the upper-right hand corner appear when there's going to be ads...
I pointed that out to my parents when I was a little kid and they thought I was some kind of genius.
Easily impressed they were.
We'll never see those lines again. Fuck digital.
JohnnyBeatdown you do on live programmes
They’re called spinners
Rebecca Smith cue dots usually. Who calls them spinners?
Do you have any more tarrant on tv episodes?
😊😄, funny haha.
5:14 Audience is naked!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOLed at the beginning
Isn't it Frank off the Vicar of Dibley in that Australian ad?
@joe b Yes, John Bluthal. Polish-Australian, but in Britain from 1959.
The last episode was in 2006. Why did it stop?
money
the internet
Chris tarrant is dead m8
Lesbiens
I always hated it when they showed these serious adverts.
i think it was quite a good ploy by them. it really snapped people back in to reality.
Indeed, those serious adverts didn't sit well, on what essentially was a whacky programme, backed by an easily amused audience. Made me cringe seeing Tarrant put on a sombre face when introducing those items, especially after showing something like a clip from a naked dating show from Japanese TV.
It was a gear change but it’s what got me into PIFs and road safety ads as a child. Something I still weirdly have a fascination with now.