1972: When ROY CASTLE met SHEP the dog | Blue Peter | Children's TV | BBC Archive
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- Roy Castle demonstrates the musical art of spoon playing in the Blue Peter studio with close attention from Shep the dog.
Originally broadcast 10th February, 1972.
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Roy castle showed what a professional he was , complete chaos in live television and he didn't miss a beat
I remember this one, and all the subsequent notices in school. "DO NOT PLAY WITH THE SPOONS". And I think the craze after spoons, was clackers.
The following year in 1973 Blue Peter had Uri Geller in the studio, and that started another craze of cutlery abuse.
i seem to remember being asked not to bend them as well lol 🙂
Pure joy
The three of them go so well together. Truly great entertainers and Roy showing true tenacity for 'the show must go on'. I wonder what Shep would have done had he carried on to the end.
I get the feeling that if he had stepped on Shep's paw when he broke out into his tap routine, Noakesy would have lamped him.
@@therealobanir boohiss
... and Shep ran away with the spoons.
Poor Roy Castle. He was banging cutlery around in the sky way too soon.
Passive smoke, from his years of working in working mens clubs.
I still remember when John Noakes was on The Weakest Link and was asked about Shep and he said the dog had died and then couldn't stop crying. Stuck with me for over 30 years.
I remember watching this at 6 years old. Still had a black and white TV so first time I've seen this in colour.😁
Fond memories of what we watched back then,for us youngsters simpler times,good TV, ice creams,I couldn't wait for Blue Peter,Magpie,Vision to be on,thanks to the uploader for the trip down memory lane,best wishes to the uploader,family,friends and fellow viewers and a thought for the amazing entertainers too.
1:26 The Roy Castle "Get your bloody dog" look :D
What a nice piece of archive footage. ✌️😉
It was awesome :)
@@ltipst2962 I wish I was born around that time, when TV was at its best. ✌️☺️
@@danielpalmersofficial I was born around that time. That's why I didn't get to see this episode. I was otherwise occupied.
@@daniellamcgee4251 Oh yeah, that’s cool. ✌️☺️
Brilliant kids tv...definitely better days for so many reasons...blue Peter was almost a way of life for us youngsters and Roy Castle was entertaining without being crude...times sure have changed
Shep LOVING it 😂 great stuff. So glad I was born this year
I would have been 3 or 4 when this was broadcast, I've never seen Shep looking so young.
Shep so wants those spoons
Dang! It's happened again! I'm in love with SHEP!!😍😍🤩🤩
When I was seventeen I met a steward in a British Rail restaurant in Paddington Station, who played the spoons. My classmates did not appreciate his performance, but I did because my mother had always watched such stuff on television and so I was familiar with old school music hall entertainment. It's not an easy thing to master, much like tap dancing and playing the accordion. ❤️
Great times watching Blue Peter 😊
True gents and both missed. Shep too. ❤💕
Just magical ❤
Love this especially Shep & John “down Shep” 😂🤣
Now, if only John had joined in by playing the 'Comb' (plastic comb with that dreadful toilet paper covering it!), that would have been a tad better! Didn't we all love Shep?!
Shep the best dog ever x
Shep was legit professional.
Brilliant stuff!
A walk down memory lane, two massive stars of the seventies and Blue Peter’s most famous dog, Shep…it seems like only yesterday but now we are the grandparents, where does all the time go?.
Happy good Saturday to you too BBC!
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Legends
That was hilarious! :)
Shep being a typical border collie! They get excited by any unusual human behaviour.
Classic TV.
HAHA I love this dog, so cute.
Brilliant what a talent shep was and Roy wasn’t to bad either
So very very funny.
Classic! 🙂
This lovely clip reminded me of an amusing game I like to play and one you might like to try yourself dear reader...
Try, just try to imagine a funny middle name that any particular celebrity might have...
For Roy Castle I came up with 'Sand' as in: Roy 'Sand' Castle!
Fairly amusing, don't you think and a lot of fun, I think you'll agree.
Can anyone think up another one featuring another celebrity or even another one for Roy 'Sand' Castle?
What about Johnny 'Beach' Ball off "Think of a Number"?
@@Hey-Its-Retro Nice!
Or if you're into dystopian, hyper-aggressive, science-fiction-motorbike/roller-skate-based-sports films; 'Roller'
Get down shep!! LOL!
Great times. I was 10 then and there is no doubt times were simpler then, coming home from school playing around in the garden and then watch blue Peter while eating beans on toast. Just so simple but great memories.
Very entertaining and they didn't have to offend.
The unwillingness to offend is what ruined this for me. I wish he would have told that dirty dog to get lost. He should have done it using as coarse and ribald language as he deemed necessary at the time. Sometimes that's exactly what is called for. No one wants to be praised for "not offending" while they are being bitten in the privates by an out of control canine monster.
@@jeffrey44 you're mentally deficient. I'm sorry to be the one to have to tell you this but at some point you've lost your marbles. If you were trying to be funny it was lost on me that's for sure. Thanks for ruining the comment section.
@@jeffrey44Agreed. Definitely a canine monster on the loose there
roy castle and John noakes 🙂 x
Get down Shep!
You made me laugh Shep..
Get Down...
Not seen that one before, I think Shep saw the spoons and equated that to dinner time.
Anyhow thanks for posting.
Simpler times back then.
Roy was gd rem watching him as a child he not get not well with all the trumbone he played at clubs breathing in smoke Guinness book of records with norirs mcwhiter and his brother ?
And again in English?
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''Smokey Jazz clubs'' and woodwind instruments, not a good mix?☮☮💜💜🎶🎶
What's the point of your comment? Where's the peace
Well, technically, the trumpet is a brass instrument, but yeah, second hand smoke did for poor Roy.
I liked the dogs of blue peter and I don't mean the presenters.
Back when the bbc had real talent not the scammers of today!!!!
Castle has clearly shoved pieces of chopped liver up his sleeves to drive the dog nuts.
Border Collies do not like noise
Typical collie..love them lol..great tv..when it was fun and not woke
Duno why but Roy Castle always irritated me.
Ahhhh, the good old days. Things were better then.
*Shep suffers from a mild case of psychosis*