I remember a segment devoted to computers in this programme. The intro was a basic wireframe car going down a vector graphic road with a tune called "Dervish D" by Vangelis playing in the background. It was the best part of the show.
I was 8 at the time . Aahh the good old vhs tape . A time when there was awesome programs on tv on a Saturday morning . Not the shit they got now all cooking programs and house shows . Give me the 80s anyday
OMG, I remember this show. Tommy Boyd had already presented The Saturday Show with Isla St. Claire at this point, and I think this show replaced No. 73. Used to be a Captain Sensible fan back in the day, and so proud he's from nearby Balham. I think Bonnie was just a teenager when she presented this show. And I had a crush on Tommy in those days...don't ask.
Well that comment took an unexpected twist at the end. :-) You're right that this was Central's successor to The Saturday Show, though The Saturday Starship ultimately only got one series across 1984/5. I'm pretty sure No. 73 would have had series broadcast either side of this.
@Stephen John Parker I've always liked her; to me, she seems to be the epitome of femininity, and I don't know of anything that she's done wrong. Cringe-makingly, in 1984/85, both my dear parents preferred that silly, spitting dog (Bob Carolgees' sidekick) to the lovely, fairylike Bonnie. I'm glad opinions aren't always inherited!
Captain Sensible would have made a good "Captain Carter" if there'd been a live-action remake of Star Fleet; and I'd cast Miranda Richardson as Commander Makara.
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Bonnie Langford hasn’t changed in 40 years
I remember a segment devoted to computers in this programme. The intro was a basic wireframe car going down a vector graphic road with a tune called "Dervish D" by Vangelis playing in the background. It was the best part of the show.
I was 8 at the time . Aahh the good old vhs tape . A time when there was awesome programs on tv on a Saturday morning . Not the shit they got now all cooking programs and house shows . Give me the 80s anyday
Goodness, Bonnie's daughter will be 20 this year; it only seems 5 minutes since BL herself was 20. As Tears for Fears said, "TIME FLIES!"
OMG, I remember this show. Tommy Boyd had already presented The Saturday Show with Isla St. Claire at this point, and I think this show replaced No. 73. Used to be a Captain Sensible fan back in the day, and so proud he's from nearby Balham. I think Bonnie was just a teenager when she presented this show. And I had a crush on Tommy in those days...don't ask.
Well that comment took an unexpected twist at the end. :-) You're right that this was Central's successor to The Saturday Show, though The Saturday Starship ultimately only got one series across 1984/5. I'm pretty sure No. 73 would have had series broadcast either side of this.
I think Bonnie was just 20 at the time.
@Stephen John Parker I've always liked her; to me, she seems to be the epitome of femininity, and I don't know of anything that she's done wrong. Cringe-makingly, in 1984/85, both my dear parents preferred that silly, spitting dog (Bob Carolgees' sidekick) to the lovely, fairylike Bonnie. I'm glad opinions aren't always inherited!
Captain Sensible would have made a good "Captain Carter" if there'd been a live-action remake of Star Fleet; and I'd cast Miranda Richardson as Commander Makara.
Any video of Bonnie’s starship dance routine?
I'm afraid not - sorry. The best I can do are these:
th-cam.com/video/h4vh3egNOmY/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/a3SNN7sEJBI/w-d-xo.htmlm51s
I would only be 4 :)
To be fair Saturday Starshit would have been a better title.
Broadcasting Standards may have had something to say about that, though.