I remember being young in the early eighties my mom would watch this every Thursday night ,2000hrs or 2100hrs , At the time I could not appreciate show like this or even being that age. Man how I wish I could go back in time knowing what I know now
I loved the intros and outros of Mr Price and Ms Rigg. I think my favourite of his was when they aired the Miss Marple episodes of At Bertram's Hotel, and he compared how the novel enumerated the delights of the Full English breakfast for natives, then let his expression show his disdain for how Americans were offered orange juice and cold cereal.
Yes, here is a good example with a clear and comprehensive explanation of the British roles of solicitor and barrister. Incidentally, the roles are usually combined in Canada with leads to the phrase, "Solicitor-Barrister" being common on private law practices' shingles.
Vincent could explain to me the whole legal system and I would never get bored
I remember being young in the early eighties my mom would watch this every Thursday night
,2000hrs or 2100hrs , At the time I could not appreciate show like this or even being that age.
Man how I wish I could go back in time knowing what I know now
I didn't pay attention to this when my folks watched it either in the 70s/80s. Like you I wish I could go back!
Vincent Price was one of the classiest and well cultured men of all time. What a voice he had also! Certainly miss him and this show.
OMG-I miss Vincent Price so much
I miss this PBS Mystery introductions!
Me too. The Mystery! introductions and conclusions are my favorite parts of the show, but I also like the Looksmart ad and Mystery theme songs.
"Gorey Mansion." Love it!
I swear this intro brings back memories
Someone spoofed it for a modern YT intro, I saw it & immediately knew I needed to watch this particular era of Mystery!
Thank you so much for this! I've become addicted to old Rumpole episodes and this clears up a lot of the questions I had.
Oh, the Gorey cartoons and Vincent! Delightful.
I loved the intros and outros of Mr Price and Ms Rigg. I think my favourite of his was when they aired the Miss Marple episodes of At Bertram's Hotel, and he compared how the novel enumerated the delights of the Full English breakfast for natives, then let his expression show his disdain for how Americans were offered orange juice and cold cereal.
I love the intros and outros of Dame Diana Rigg.
R.I.P. Vincent Price
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Interesting to know. I also learned this earlier today.
Mystery!
I miss these intros
I just wish I could find Dame Diana Rigg's speeches about Rumpole's adventures. Don't you?
I miss his intros.
I miss them as well.
Yes, here is a good example with a clear and comprehensive explanation of the British roles of solicitor and barrister. Incidentally, the roles are usually combined in Canada with leads to the phrase, "Solicitor-Barrister" being common on private law practices' shingles.
I miss Dame Diana Rigg's intros and outros.
1986
Solving this mystery is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Help i really wanna watch the entire episode! Ive searched the net but cant find it anywhere. Anyone know where i can watch it?
Roman law??
BRILLIANT!!!...trully L'age d'or!!!!
Gorey Mansion?
Maggie @ 3:00 I love that Iron Willed Woman.
❤️Gray's Inn Sth Sq✝️
A kiss from a🌹is the Price, monsieur, we must all pay for admission.
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