Can you imagine the amount of domestic upheaval if you won all the prizes? Getting a new kitchen installed, throwing out the TV and hoover to get a new one, making space for the dishwasher, etc.
Sundays wasn't the same without bullshit...whoops i mean bullseye I always wanted those kitchen doings and them his 'n hers golden pens. RIP miss Tony Green to smithereens What a lovely guy
What an irritating fool that Jimmy cricket was...its anthropologically fascinating to think that as a TV watching nation the British public found him entertaining
Come here come here there's more was a well known catch phrase of his back in the day.. It always sounded Northern Irish so if you grew up around that era it's very surprising that you didn't know he was Irish.
He didn't want to show up the contestants.. I honestly think a lot of the contestants never threw a dart in anger before doing so on the show. My grandad would put them all to shame with his darts and he's dead decades.
Can you imagine the amount of domestic upheaval if you won all the prizes? Getting a new kitchen installed, throwing out the TV and hoover to get a new one, making space for the dishwasher, etc.
Sundays wasn't the same without bullshit...whoops i mean bullseye
I always wanted those kitchen doings and them his 'n hers golden pens.
RIP miss Tony Green to smithereens
What a lovely guy
Really amazing prizes even for today's standards
Thank God Jimmy Crickets career ended after about 15 seconds.
Thank god that's all you contributed, mate - what a misery-guts.
What an irritating fool that Jimmy cricket was...its anthropologically fascinating to think that as a TV watching nation the British public found him entertaining
Exactly. He was acting like someone mentally challenged, yet strangely people saw that as comedy...
@@JuanSeba90 Jerry Lewis made his mint on that motif.
Not funny at all, merely a fool ridiculing.
Jeez, what's wrong with you people? I liked Jimmy Cricket, he was great fun; "C'm'ere, there's more!"..
This show was definitely based in Nottingham wasn’t it?
That's where I'm at the moment in the Netherfield/Colwich area..
Talbot Samba, great car!
Not as good as a ferrari but it's definitely up there with the best.
5:32 bully does thum up
Tony will look after you. I do urge you to listen to him
I didn't even know that this man Jimmy Cricket is Irish.
Come here come here there's more was a well known catch phrase of his back in the day..
It always sounded Northern Irish so if you grew up around that era it's very surprising that you didn't know he was Irish.
2:58 what does he mean there's the 60 he didn't score a 60
Non-professionals got a 60 point head start
Jjiminy Cricket need's to learn some manner s,I can't believe he did not shake hands with the couple he threw the dart's for.
he did shake hands with them
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So the last guy was supposed to be the dart player yet he couldn't hit at least 54 to claim the car.
Embarrassing.
PRESSURE!
Jim mentioned that Jimmy Cricket was an accomplished darts player.. he was absolute crap
He didn't want to show up the contestants..
I honestly think a lot of the contestants never threw a dart in anger before doing so on the show.
My grandad would put them all to shame with his darts and he's dead decades.
Did you actually believe when Jim said that? Honestly? Jeez.. Imagine you'll be cracking fun at a party, mate?
Give him credit. At least he got rather a respectable 185
He had the galls to overule Tony when he only gave him 145!