I saw a BV 206 upturned at RAF Leconfield by then the Army School of Mechanical Transport, round about 1990, and I remember being told then that this was almost impossible. Oops. You have to be very good, very bad, or very, very unlucky to have such a vehicle overturn.
Yes Robert Lindsay left at the end of season 4 to get his own show 'Citizen Smith' [though a completely different character despite the same name]. He was replaced with Karl Howman. Citizen Smith is well worth looking up if you are unfamiliar with it. I think there are episodes on here.
As mentioned, Robert Lindsay got his own TV series in which he was the star. It was shown on a rival channel, BBC. Get Some In was shown on ITV. Karl Howman went on to star in his own BBC TV series, 'Brush Strokes'. Howman and Lindsay had acted together in 1973 so there may have been a reason why he was chosen.
@Jeff Moss you're quite right. let this be a warning to all the kids out there, Dont drink alcohol while your commenting on youtube because youll post shit stuff you cant remember doing.
And I am the same technical age. They are 18 in 1955. I was 18 in 1975. Joined the RN in 1973. Was drinking lager & lime in 1971. Well you have to start somewhere. I live in France now. They don't have lime cordial. Or proper beer. Wines nice though.
Money. Simple answer. National service weren't paid the same as regulars. They'd want a bit of coin in their pockets to buy drinks for girls so a half would do until they could flash the cash and buy a pint.
i absolutly love this programm especially when they freeze just b4 end of part one and at the end for ages its brilliant!
I remember this series. Been watching it again.
Great watch.
Many thanks for sharing it.
A masterclass in comedy delivered by Tony Selby. Superb
Marsh sounds like a typical politician-twisting thing and the truth to suit him.
only the British can do comedy properly! I have been having a binge watch fest with this over Christmas!!!
So have I !
@@flightsimulatorblaine8727 I am over this xmas :P
I saw a BV 206 upturned at RAF Leconfield by then the Army School of Mechanical Transport, round about 1990, and I remember being told then that this was almost impossible. Oops. You have to be very good, very bad, or very, very unlucky to have such a vehicle overturn.
There are episodes when i actually feel sympathy for Marsh, he`s quality
it had started to jump the shark by now. It was good but it never really moved on
Funny for the officer helped get on marsh’s back lol
That handsome ted boy Jake seems to be played by a different actor in this series!!! Sounds the same but looks slightly different
It is a different actor. According to Wikipedia, the original Jake left after season 4 to get his own TV show.
Yes Robert Lindsay left at the end of season 4 to get his own show 'Citizen Smith' [though a completely different character despite the same name]. He was replaced with Karl Howman. Citizen Smith is well worth looking up if you are unfamiliar with it. I think there are episodes on here.
As mentioned, Robert Lindsay got his own TV series in which he was the star. It was shown on a rival channel, BBC. Get Some In was shown on ITV. Karl Howman went on to star in his own BBC TV series, 'Brush Strokes'. Howman and Lindsay had acted together in 1973 so there may have been a reason why he was chosen.
@@SteveChiverton And he was promoted to Ship's Captain with a Knighthood in Hornblower !
HA HA 12.56 Pre poured drinks again tried to hide it this time
13:50, comedy gold
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Great stuff, what is the name of the hymn that they are singing in the church?
Fight the good fight.
6:50 transition sound ripped off from Dr.Who :)
Was marsh based on a true character by any chance?
Likely based on corporals the writers encountered when they were in the services
All old school drill instructors were like that. I joined up in 1981 and things hadn't changed at all.
Some of it is fairly standard for that period. Some were a lot worse.
RAF Hemswell 1966 Drill instructors were definitely like Marsh,but made men out of boys!
PTI's were worse.
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That's what the youth of today need , plenty of square bashing and overseas deployment into Ukraine
Forgot your meds did you
Vote Tory 😂😂😂
14:45 I thought 'toots' was an Americanism.
Does anyone know what ever happened to the actor who played Matthew Lilley in Get Some In would like to know please
he was tod umptious in father ted
@@psychoticfox1965 no he wasn't
He works in education, not just one school but projects with many. A friend of mine knows Gerard.
@@lewisb85 Cool, hope he is doing well
@Jeff Moss you're quite right. let this be a warning to all the kids out there, Dont drink alcohol while your commenting on youtube because youll post shit stuff you cant remember doing.
I can't get over them drinking halves. I was drinking pints when I was 14.
And I am the same technical age. They are 18 in 1955. I was 18 in 1975. Joined the RN in 1973. Was drinking lager & lime in 1971. Well you have to start somewhere. I live in France now. They don't have lime cordial. Or proper beer. Wines nice though.
Money. Simple answer. National service weren't paid the same as regulars. They'd want a bit of coin in their pockets to buy drinks for girls so a half would do until they could flash the cash and buy a pint.
@@kjamison5951 Seems fair.
It depends how much money you have. Halves can be a way of eking out an evening.
Cool story