I absolutely loved this. I have c-ptsd and had a horrible flashback tonight so couldn’t sleep. But it’s almost 2am so didn’t want to text anyone. Watching this video was really entertaining, soothing and like hanging out with a couple of friends. 😊🦔🦔 Two weird little hedgehogs and I thank you and hope maybe you’ll do another of these when you get a chance.
Best. Video. Ever. I'm firmly in that supposed 5% of the audience that remembers all of this. This could have gone on for hours. Paul is like the twin brother I never had, lol.
I got curious and looked Nino up, it was a little difficult when all I had was "Nino" and "Splash" but I found him. His full name is Nino Firetto, and fortunately, he has not gotten into any, er, scandals. All that stuff was just unfortunate coincidence. Not that it would be anything else, I suppose, since no one knew about Cosby or Gary Glitter back then, but... I just had to know. And now you know!
Actually Kevin Kegan thy con spiral liver Paul Brazilian titled Pele pose with rugby ball leaky gun yell Jon so ee Russ accent en-us David letterman show comment quote carton ic canto tonic unknown G.Michaels words as act a bob along synchro diz en'crypt string all in journal gang plank all done it rubber bullies yeah war was alright we own all ,kill luz?)!
@@tncorgi92Paul is the one who turns into an arsehole by himself. Eli doesn't stir him up. If he put this kinda passion and enjoyment into cheapshow. It would probably be bigger. It's hard to listen to him be so negative all the time
Fantastic video, I was born in 86 so my main recollections of Look In are the 90's editions, used to love buying that magazine, and to see one again brought back so many memories! I'm sure I have some in my wardrobe, along with some Live & Kicking, Mizz and Shout magazines. I knew it was a good idea to keep them!
Spent the hour and 20 minute commute this morning watching this on the train. Had 3 people sitting next to me ask wtf I was watching! FYI you have 3 new subscribers xo
I keep coming back to this because it stirs so many memories. The thing I remember most vividly about Victor and Hugo was how Tommy Boyd, on CITV, introduced the last episode. He said, “you know when you’re eating your tea, and you save the best bit til last? Well that’s what they’ve done with this series.” And he was right! Though I was depressed that it was ending. All I remember about the episode was someone falling in a river, possibly the Seine.
I was already looking forward to this video, only to have my excitement heightened by Paul's presence! Love Paul, especially when Eli isn't constantly fraying at him. I wasn't even born until '99 and even I've seen Batfink and Danger Mouse, fond memories. Ironically, when Paul mixed up the video with a podcast and assumed people were just listening to it, I actually was, as it was my background whilst watering the garden :)
please do more nostalgia time capsules like this lads! Really been loving this and sending myself back to when I was a small child! i was born in 91 but my Mum pretty much gave us VHS recordings of all the TV shows for kinds since the 60s and her brothers' toys etc and at that age we also got re runs and the very end of various massive 80s hits and crazes, im very grateful for this look back in time!
You've had the opportunity to taste certain foods made in the 80s recently, Matt. More than can be said for most of us who have to just remember eating certain 80s food.
Long overdue collab with Paul. You two have really great chemistry - dare I say, one of the best guests on your channel. I wish you guys would collab more often. Paul is so much more composed and insightful when he isn't constantly trying to swat off Eli.
I have only just started the video, but when I heard "Hello, Paul" I knew that Christmas had come early this year. Thank you for this divine gift Stuart and Paul!
My sister used to get this mag' in the 70's; I was too into my Action-Man (G.I Joe for you Americans) for it. When Smash Hits came out, that help me to discover my love for music, that turned into a career. Edit: Ha... I made this comment before they started talking about Action-Man.
that table has been polished with Lemon Pledge. Lemon Pledge, no waxy build up just a clean shiny shine left behind. Lemon Pledge all your wood today. Get A Shiny Shine.
Aw bloody hell, the Cosgrove Hall museum, loved going there as a wee un. Mind you Cosgrove Hall was (and is) based in east Manchester. And thank god someone else remembers Avenger Penguins with Mike "Cid from FF10/Tuck in Prince of Thieves" McShane. Also Greenback's caterpillar was called Nero and was David Jason making random noises sped up.
Someone's probs researched it but I'll just say it: Grampian- North Scotland and Highlands Scottish Television- Central Scotland Border- South Scotland/Cumbria/Isle of Man Tyne Tees- North East England Granada- North West England Yorkshire- Yorkshire Central- The Midlands HTV- Wales and West England (e.g. Wiltshire) Thames/LWT- London TVS- South and South East England TSW- South West England Channel Television- The Channel Islands Ulster Television- Northern Ireland
scruffy da real OG ITV used to licence different stations for all the British regions, so all the channels you saw were part of the ITV network, often sharing programmes from one to another. After the infamous franchise auction of 1991 stations got the right to merge with one another, slowly creating the uniform ITV network which is the same now throughout the UK.
The main reason for the regional variation was so that each region could present local news to their region, nowadays they just have a slot in the day where a different news show is broadcast at the same time without needing like 10 different channels
Chid's Viz was Acne. I remember buying the first issue and being amazed that it was full of swearing. Instantly became the best thing ever and burned itself into my mind, apparently!
Yep came here to say Acne. I think I had the 2nd issue. It can’t have lasted much longer as it genuinely did sell itself as a kids comic while being full of swears (glad to have confirmation that I didn’t misremember it all!)
I grew up in Ireland but close to the northern Ireland border so thank god I had access to the 4 English channels. Im glad I did the rest of Ireland had 2 channels while we had the luxurious 6. I loved Motormouth and going live on a Saturday morning. Funhouse on a Friday eve after school.
eerie ghost heads in the reflection! liked his episode or being a bit different. Nice to see Ashens and Gannon working together without the chaos of Barshens xD
The kids version of viz was called "POOT!" , this was so nostalgic to me, remember Look In so well, my dad used to get it for me, then I got a very very short lived bbc magazine called "THE BEEB", great video!
This is almost like a view into a parallel universe for me 😅 I'm an American dude born in '98, so in both time and space this cultural nostalgia discussion is foreign to me and I love it!😊 As many others have said, the banter and conversational tone between you 2 is wholesome AF. I found your channel through TH-cam's recommendations because of retro gaming stuff, and this is a neat offshoot from it!
The G.I. in G.I. Joe stands for Government Issue. It comes from WWII where Joe was a common name to call someone you didn't know, ie the phrase "What do ya know Joe?" The government issue comes for the clothes and equipment for soldiers in WWII. Also one of the American slang for the soldiers was GI. Thank you to Voi Vod for catching my mistake in calling it general issue.
Ahhh Saturdays I had 50p, half went on a mars bars the other half a La La La La Look In. Anybody remember when they gave away a free hubba bubba bubble measure?...like a sort of cardboard forceps.
This takes me back to my youth, reading Look-In magazine in the 70's. I think Tron had the first (or certainly one of the first) computer generated scenes with the light cycle race. I'm probably one of the few people who remembers Roger De Courcey and Nooky Bear :D
Young Sherlock Holmes featured the first fully CG animated "character"...the others were sequences or objects etc...oh and TSW was Television South West, down ere in Cornwall...
I loved Great Mouse Detective as a kid. It truely is a hidden gem and it is awesome that Rattigan was chossen for an expansion to the tabletop game Villainous. That movie needs more love.
Splash wasn't a Saturday morning show. It was a Friday afternoon magazine show featuring hobbies and things of interest to teenagers. Nino Firetto was one of the hosts.
I can't thank you enough for this. I had a subscription for Look-In for years as a kid, and I loved it. No.73 was my favourite show. Remember flexi-discs? Look-In used to give them away on the cover. I still have a pure vinyl 33RPM Trebor Refreshers 'single' that came off a Look-In cover somewhere. You NEED to do one of these for Story Teller. Remember that? I LOVED Story Teller. Got loads of celebrities (of the time) to read stories that were recorded on a cassette, and said cassette would be mounted on the magazine, which had the stories on the tape written down. Kids read along with the cassette, and my Mum credited Story Teller for how advanced my reading was at the time.
I bought the first issue of Look-In in 1971 for 5p. I was reading it before the Physics lesson at school and the teacher snatched it and took it to the front of the class. He sat there for five minutes flicking through it. Eventually he asked me "You paid 5p for this? " I confirmed that I had. "They saw you coming," he said. Hilarity in the class. Happy days.
I remember Stefan Dennis being on the back page when I was a kid, with the complete lyrics to “Don’t it make you feel good” Yeahhh I loved that issue :/
I remember the Batman series being shown in the Mid eighties, think it was on a Saturday or Sunday morning. Vague memories of it being on before or after 'Happy Days'. Keith is a town in North East Scotland not far from where I grew up.
I hope this allows for future feat. Eli videos on the main channel. If Ashens is a tat connoisseur, Eli must be a tat gremlin. Their collaboration would make my rotten pustulent heart jump for joy
"Look-in" magazine first came out in January 1971 and I bought the very first edition; it had Tony Bastable (one of the three presenters from Magpie) on the front cover. I remember that "Look-in" cost me one shilling (old money) to buy when I was 14 years-old in 1971 and I bought everyone each week for the next two years.
Another memory: I went to Albert Dock in about 1995/6. It was part of a bus trip. It was mainly a tour of Anfield, but then we finished off going to the dock, and seeing Fred the weatherman’s floating map. I’m sure that there was still a Cosgrove-Hall thing there then, as I seem to remember a cardboard cutout of Danger Mouse. I wanted to go, but it was closed.
The black cauldron was edited to pieces as it was deemed too terrifying. I saw it in the cinema and enjoyed it. Watched it recently and you can spot the edits. I collected the black cauldron plastic figures from corn flakes. . TRON was the first MAJOR use of CG in a movie in 1982. THE BLACK HOLE had a CGI grid for its opening titles in 1979, but there were CG tests of x wing fighters by ILM in 1978.
Thank you, I remember the museum on the Albert Dock but whenever I try to talk about it people give me a blank stare. At least now I know I'm not going insane.
Confession time, "In the army now" is the first CD I ever owned back in the 80s. The title track wasn't my favorite (it was dreamin', ouch), but I'm feelin' this kid! Don't diss him!
Talking of Tony Hawks I am 100% sure that Tony Hawks has an uncredited scene in 1985 James Bond film A View To A Kill in the Eifel Tower restaurant scene when Roger Moore says "There's a fly in his soup" after Aubergine is killed, but there is nothing mentioned anywhere about it. Great video by the way.
No, you did not dream it. And... Andrea Arnold the girl on rollerskates went on to be the producer/director of the disturbing motion picture "We need to talk about Kevin" Which I watched with an disturbing person from whom I later I had to escape from by knocking the locks off the doors of his house in which he had tried to imprison me in. True story. Shame as I damaged the fabric of a (an) historic building. Never associate with the upper classes. Illuminate confirmed and all of that.
I absolutely loved this. I have c-ptsd and had a horrible flashback tonight so couldn’t sleep. But it’s almost 2am so didn’t want to text anyone. Watching this video was really entertaining, soothing and like hanging out with a couple of friends. 😊🦔🦔 Two weird little hedgehogs and I thank you and hope maybe you’ll do another of these when you get a chance.
Have C-PTSD too, can relate, am glad that this vid helped you, I hope you're doing well now.
Sounds like a bunch of lame excuse wankery to me
Best. Video. Ever. I'm firmly in that supposed 5% of the audience that remembers all of this. This could have gone on for hours. Paul is like the twin brother I never had, lol.
I got curious and looked Nino up, it was a little difficult when all I had was "Nino" and "Splash" but I found him. His full name is Nino Firetto, and fortunately, he has not gotten into any, er, scandals. All that stuff was just unfortunate coincidence. Not that it would be anything else, I suppose, since no one knew about Cosby or Gary Glitter back then, but... I just had to know. And now you know!
I hate to tell you this now, but Nino's full name was on the front of the magazine.
Nicholas Cooke It was? Dammit.
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@@stevebez2767 You ok, mate?
@@stevebez2767 SOMEBODY DIAL UP THE LOONEY BIN! 🚨🚑
I could watch ashens lookin at look in for hours, very nostalgic I hope they do more!
Paul on the main channel AND the video is over an hour long. We have been blessed this day.
*cursed
It's nice to see him once in a while where Eli's not stirring him up.
Paul Drake Yes exactly, seeing him calm and organized is pretty cool
@Benjamin P 7 Sure is!
@@tncorgi92Paul is the one who turns into an arsehole by himself. Eli doesn't stir him up.
If he put this kinda passion and enjoyment into cheapshow. It would probably be bigger. It's hard to listen to him be so negative all the time
I can't belive I just sat for more than a hour listening two very british gentlemans talk about an 80s magazine.
It's called depression and loneliness. It makes you spend hours on TH-cam.
It shows you how far BBC has fallen!
@@annother3350 Look-In was an ITV magazine.
Yes you can
It's an hour of weaponised Gannon, it's entirely believable.
Paul ❤️ Stuart ❤️ You guys are making the world a better place for me.
Cringe bruh
I'm gay as well so it's ok
@@samholdsworth3957 I aim to cringe
@@Diepzeevis based
@@mr.barrel9359 and you!
Fantastic video, I was born in 86 so my main recollections of Look In are the 90's editions, used to love buying that magazine, and to see one again brought back so many memories! I'm sure I have some in my wardrobe, along with some Live & Kicking, Mizz and Shout magazines. I knew it was a good idea to keep them!
The Great Mouse Detective (or Basilmus as I knew it) is a childhood favorite of mine that still holds up incredibly well. I echo everything they said.
Spent the hour and 20 minute commute this morning watching this on the train. Had 3 people sitting next to me ask wtf I was watching!
FYI you have 3 new subscribers xo
Oh god an hour and 20 minutes do you do that weekly. Both ways
@@stevermacsoucher1625 I wish I could spend only that amount and on a train (maybe not, trains make me sick).
What kind of rude assholes looks over your shoulder and asks what you are watching... And that commute is ridiculous
@@stevermacsoucher1625 the dude died of old age from commuting so much
Rewatching this for the fifth time because it’s one of my favorite videos.
I keep coming back to this because it stirs so many memories.
The thing I remember most vividly about Victor and Hugo was how Tommy Boyd, on CITV, introduced the last episode.
He said, “you know when you’re eating your tea, and you save the best bit til last? Well that’s what they’ve done with this series.”
And he was right! Though I was depressed that it was ending.
All I remember about the episode was someone falling in a river, possibly the Seine.
Great nostalgia trip. Great guest. Thanks for showing some love for Basil the Great Mouse Detective!
This is it. This is the most British video on TH-cam.
Clearly you've not seen Jon (MATN) enthuse about coasters for the solid minutes.
*ten
What about the clip of Stewie griffin in the mirror after shaving his "coin purse"?
Someone's never heard of Jay Foreman.
It's so British that I've been colonised and my bottle of coke is now a cup of tea
I would love to see these guys run through different classic 80’s - 90’s magazines in a spin off series!
I was already looking forward to this video, only to have my excitement heightened by Paul's presence! Love Paul, especially when Eli isn't constantly fraying at him. I wasn't even born until '99 and even I've seen Batfink and Danger Mouse, fond memories. Ironically, when Paul mixed up the video with a podcast and assumed people were just listening to it, I actually was, as it was my background whilst watering the garden :)
please do more nostalgia time capsules like this lads! Really been loving this and sending myself back to when I was a small child! i was born in 91 but my Mum pretty much gave us VHS recordings of all the TV shows for kinds since the 60s and her brothers' toys etc and at that age we also got re runs and the very end of various massive 80s hits and crazes, im very grateful for this look back in time!
_"... it really is a catalogue of tat..."_
Ah, so a TATALOGUE?
ahh but what tat qulity tat
Cata-tatalogue, cata-tatalogue, catalogue!
GLYCEMIC INDEX JOSEPH
No, no, that was the UK's localization of Captain Novolin.
Ah the 80's. That's all I had to say.
You've had the opportunity to taste certain foods made in the 80s recently, Matt. More than can be said for most of us who have to just remember eating certain 80s food.
if it had Mc Hammer and Simpsons that's the early 90s
Wrecklesseating have you had a coronary bypass yet?
Ayoooo matt watches ashens!!!
I won a Scoot tech scooter in a Lookin competition back in 1987/88.
Was very exciting at the time and gained me a few cool points at school.
Still use it?
@@Aalborg42 Haha I used it a lot down the skate park for a couple of years, then it sat in my dads shed for years.
He sold it in the early 00s.
Long overdue collab with Paul. You two have really great chemistry - dare I say, one of the best guests on your channel. I wish you guys would collab more often. Paul is so much more composed and insightful when he isn't constantly trying to swat off Eli.
I have only just started the video, but when I heard "Hello, Paul" I knew that Christmas had come early this year. Thank you for this divine gift Stuart and Paul!
My sister used to get this mag' in the 70's; I was too into my Action-Man (G.I Joe for you Americans) for it. When Smash Hits came out, that help me to discover my love for music, that turned into a career.
Edit: Ha... I made this comment before they started talking about Action-Man.
Alias the Jester had the best theme tune EVER!
I now have 'Maths Countdown Liver and Peas' stuck in my head to the tune of Cher's song "Gypsies Tramps and Thieves"
The only thing I remember of Five Star was when a lad phoned them up on Going Live and shouted expletives at them
These days you can call people shit in Twitter, though they probably won't respond.
David Belamy (OBE) is still with us, he is 85. He is very involved in conservation. He has a degree in botany and a PhD.
He basically ended his TV career by his dumb views on refuting climate change, which he later rescinded
he has a beard
He is now dead
What a wild comment thread this was
@@tomkenning5482 LOL
Holy shit, over an hour of Ashens. Strap in bois!
strap in? more like strap on
Unfortunately Ashens and some other guy I don't give a shit about.
Oh so you don't watch the other Channel Ashens is involved in, Barshens...
An excellent video
Wow so many cockheads in this thread. IF you don't watch Barshens you fail at life.
used to love this mag ! also i loved smash hits .. big ... :)
that table has been polished with Lemon Pledge. Lemon Pledge, no waxy build up just a clean shiny shine left behind. Lemon Pledge all your wood today. Get A Shiny Shine.
Calm Down Dear, The Table Top Is Glass.
I find hand lotion is a better thing to rub on your wood...
Aw bloody hell, the Cosgrove Hall museum, loved going there as a wee un. Mind you Cosgrove Hall was (and is) based in east Manchester. And thank god someone else remembers Avenger Penguins with Mike "Cid from FF10/Tuck in Prince of Thieves" McShane.
Also Greenback's caterpillar was called Nero and was David Jason making random noises sped up.
AVENGEEEEEER!
AVENGEEEEEER!
AVENGER PENGUIIIIIIINS!
Can you believe I thought of that show just the other day - BEFORE watching this video?
I always get excited when Paul shows us his junk
Ashens is on the left but is coming from my right speaker. I cant deal with this
The Great Mouse Detective is one of my favorite books and films. I'm with Paul on this one. It deserves more attention.
Someone's probs researched it but I'll just say it:
Grampian- North Scotland and Highlands
Scottish Television- Central Scotland
Border- South Scotland/Cumbria/Isle of Man
Tyne Tees- North East England
Granada- North West England
Yorkshire- Yorkshire
Central- The Midlands
HTV- Wales and West England (e.g. Wiltshire)
Thames/LWT- London
TVS- South and South East England
TSW- South West England
Channel Television- The Channel Islands
Ulster Television- Northern Ireland
Ben Attwood As an american I do not understand this, can a brit please explain this system to me?
scruffy da real OG they are television networks in the UK
scruffy da real OG ITV used to licence different stations for all the British regions, so all the channels you saw were part of the ITV network, often sharing programmes from one to another. After the infamous franchise auction of 1991 stations got the right to merge with one another, slowly creating the uniform ITV network which is the same now throughout the UK.
And of course we shouldn't forget TV-am taking care of the morning slot for ITV, before handing over to all the various ITV channels.
The main reason for the regional variation was so that each region could present local news to their region, nowadays they just have a slot in the day where a different news show is broadcast at the same time without needing like 10 different channels
Chid's Viz was Acne. I remember buying the first issue and being amazed that it was full of swearing. Instantly became the best thing ever and burned itself into my mind, apparently!
frishnit acne!!!! Thank you!!!
Yep came here to say Acne. I think I had the 2nd issue. It can’t have lasted much longer as it genuinely did sell itself as a kids comic while being full of swears (glad to have confirmation that I didn’t misremember it all!)
Sounds good. I’ve never heard. Zit was a Viz rip-off, even had a vhs. Maybe inspired slightly by acne too for the title.
The closest Viz type kids mag I can think of was Tony Husband's "Oink!". Excellent comic and pretty rude too.
I grew up in Ireland but close to the northern Ireland border so thank god I had access to the 4 English channels. Im glad I did the rest of Ireland had 2 channels while we had the luxurious 6. I loved Motormouth and going live on a Saturday morning. Funhouse on a Friday eve after school.
Pure nostalgia trip heaven!!
Nice to see Paul on the channel. dont often see you two do stuff outside of barshens.
Watching danger mouse on TV at my grandmother's house is one of my earliest memories.. Really good video Ashens 🙂
That video was better than it had any right to be! :D
I loved the times LGR did such nostalgia videos, this is great!
This is actually incredibly entertaining a, even tho I have spent my entire life in North America, and cannot comprehend most of its references
eerie ghost heads in the reflection! liked his episode or being a bit different. Nice to see Ashens and Gannon working together without the chaos of Barshens xD
Mrs. Brown's Boys owes royalties to No. 73.
The kids version of viz was called "POOT!" , this was so nostalgic to me, remember Look In so well, my dad used to get it for me, then I got a very very short lived bbc magazine called "THE BEEB", great video!
This is almost like a view into a parallel universe for me 😅
I'm an American dude born in '98, so in both time and space this cultural nostalgia discussion is foreign to me and I love it!😊
As many others have said, the banter and conversational tone between you 2 is wholesome AF. I found your channel through TH-cam's recommendations because of retro gaming stuff, and this is a neat offshoot from it!
I'd also like to mention that the fact that the magazine's title was hyphenated originally and then not is interesting to me too.
The G.I. in G.I. Joe stands for Government Issue. It comes from WWII where Joe was a common name to call someone you didn't know, ie the phrase "What do ya know Joe?" The government issue comes for the clothes and equipment for soldiers in WWII. Also one of the American slang for the soldiers was GI.
Thank you to Voi Vod for catching my mistake in calling it general issue.
Daniel Taylor Thank you!
you are probs correct but someone once told me it stands for Goverment issue
Thank you for that catch. I meant to write Government Issue. You are correct.
Ahhh Saturdays I had 50p, half went on a mars bars the other half a La La La La Look In. Anybody remember when they gave away a free hubba bubba bubble measure?...like a sort of cardboard forceps.
Chris C the la la la la la! Reminds me of inspector gadget....oh when TV wasn't shit...
I have the 1986 young ones and cliff Richard magazine cover one I get it out just to remind myself how good it was back in the 80s
Tom Cruise was SUPPOSED to play Captain Planet, but pulled out at the last minute apparently.
I already know I won't get any of the references but can't go wrong with an hour of paul and ashens!
This takes me back to my youth, reading Look-In magazine in the 70's. I think Tron had the first (or certainly one of the first) computer generated scenes with the light cycle race. I'm probably one of the few people who remembers Roger De Courcey and Nooky Bear :D
Young Sherlock Holmes featured the first fully CG animated "character"...the others were sequences or objects etc...oh and TSW was Television South West, down ere in Cornwall...
1:15:46 We Don't Have A Egg Licence!
I'm American and have very little idea of what you guys were talking about, but I enjoyed it.
That Nino section had me ded
Next up, Ashens interviews A-Ha
Random quote...
"We still don't have an Egg Licence!"
That'll be living a boy's adventure tale...
Good to see this, Nino Firetto is now a DJ on Radio Exe, in Devon.. however he lives in the USA, miles away from a hanzel and gretel dream home.
Hes on youtube too
Don't know why I didn't watch this earlier. This is a really nice watch!
Basil The Great Mouse Detective is an absolute classic! Far surpasses so many Disney films for me!
I loved Great Mouse Detective as a kid. It truely is a hidden gem and it is awesome that Rattigan was chossen for an expansion to the tabletop game Villainous. That movie needs more love.
Splash wasn't a Saturday morning show. It was a Friday afternoon magazine show featuring hobbies and things of interest to teenagers. Nino Firetto was one of the hosts.
Joanne Gray Kind of the ITV equivalent of Blue Peter wasn’t it?
That's right, yes. It was shown in the slot previously occupied by Magpie.
Joanne Grey, also the occupied Friday time slot for Freetime in the early 80's as well after Magpie was axed.
i like how they lied about the age of "nino" in the magazine, saying he was born in 1960 when wikipedia says it was 1957 to make him younger
You don't think Wikipedia could be wrong?
@@sperrin Wikipedia has to cite sources. Random magazines don't.
@@MuchWhittering can't Wikipedia be edited by the general public? Wouldn't be the first time there's been a mistake on there.
Upon starting the video, I thought, "Paul? You mean, THAT Paul?" and was promptly overjoyed
Same!
I was far too young to know about this and wasn't in the country long enough either. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
Seven times now! This video is so much fun.
55:08 [laughs] Your moms like the most specific stage mom ever!
Look-In!!!!!!! Now you're talking...I had this in the '70s, happy times!
I can't thank you enough for this. I had a subscription for Look-In for years as a kid, and I loved it. No.73 was my favourite show.
Remember flexi-discs? Look-In used to give them away on the cover. I still have a pure vinyl 33RPM Trebor Refreshers 'single' that came off a Look-In cover somewhere.
You NEED to do one of these for Story Teller. Remember that? I LOVED Story Teller. Got loads of celebrities (of the time) to read stories that were recorded on a cassette, and said cassette would be mounted on the magazine, which had the stories on the tape written down. Kids read along with the cassette, and my Mum credited Story Teller for how advanced my reading was at the time.
My name is Ninoooooo
DONKEY!
No its not, its Mo rice, says it up there
Nino would’ve understood this reference
Gordon Ramsey frown intensifies
I bought the first issue of Look-In in 1971 for 5p. I was reading it before the Physics lesson at school and the teacher snatched it and took it to the front of the class. He sat there for five minutes flicking through it. Eventually he asked me "You paid 5p for this? " I confirmed that I had. "They saw you coming," he said. Hilarity in the class. Happy days.
Watching their reflections in the table because that's what my brain is trying to process instead of focusing on the magazine. Thanks brain.
I loved Look in! It was the best! I remember buying it with my pocket money in eighties
Epic nostalgia. Please do some more of these boys.
I remember Stefan Dennis being on the back page when I was a kid, with the complete lyrics to “Don’t it make you feel good”
Yeahhh I loved that issue :/
That is a tune!
I remember the Batman series being shown in the Mid eighties, think it was on a Saturday or Sunday morning. Vague memories of it being on before or after 'Happy Days'. Keith is a town in North East Scotland not far from where I grew up.
This is a weird episode of Barshens...
This is a weird episode of cheapshow.
Pashens MrOliver
Max Headroom gave me nightmares
An hour long Ashens? Yes!
About a magazine from the 80s? Hell yes!!
It features Paul from Barshens? Crestfallen....
My mind blew at the Action Force advert. Jesus wept they were great days
Two of my favourite human beings
I hope this allows for future feat. Eli videos on the main channel. If Ashens is a tat connoisseur, Eli must be a tat gremlin. Their collaboration would make my rotten pustulent heart jump for joy
"Look-in" magazine first came out in January 1971 and I bought the very first edition; it had Tony Bastable (one of the three presenters from Magpie) on the front cover. I remember that "Look-in" cost me one shilling (old money) to buy when I was 14 years-old in 1971 and I bought everyone each week for the next two years.
I'm ready to not do anything else tonight and just watch this
Another memory: I went to Albert Dock in about 1995/6. It was part of a bus trip. It was mainly a tour of Anfield, but then we finished off going to the dock, and seeing Fred the weatherman’s floating map. I’m sure that there was still a Cosgrove-Hall thing there then, as I seem to remember a cardboard cutout of Danger Mouse. I wanted to go, but it was closed.
The black cauldron was edited to pieces as it was deemed too terrifying. I saw it in the cinema and enjoyed it. Watched it recently and you can spot the edits. I collected the black cauldron plastic figures from corn flakes. . TRON was the first MAJOR use of CG in a movie in 1982. THE BLACK HOLE had a CGI grid for its opening titles in 1979, but there were CG tests of x wing fighters by ILM in 1978.
I can remember Look In starting way back in the early 70's I used to have it regularly.
77 minutes of Ashens and Paul looking at a magazine? Fucking clearing my schedule rn this is the most important thing.
My favourite video ever lookin😍
Thank you, I remember the museum on the Albert Dock but whenever I try to talk about it people give me a blank stare. At least now I know I'm not going insane.
Woah!! What an epic that was.About as long as Ashens and The Quest For The Game Child.
Confession time, "In the army now" is the first CD I ever owned back in the 80s. The title track wasn't my favorite (it was dreamin', ouch), but I'm feelin' this kid! Don't diss him!
Talking of Tony Hawks I am 100% sure that Tony Hawks has an uncredited scene in 1985 James Bond film A View To A Kill in the Eifel Tower restaurant scene when Roger Moore says "There's a fly in his soup" after Aubergine is killed, but there is nothing mentioned anywhere about it. Great video by the way.
Oh shit, over an hour of fresh Ashens. Awwww yeah!
Really enjoyed this. Cheers from Canada.
I had the horn for Tiffany, big time. I was 23 and really should have known better.
No 73 I thought I had dreamed that bloody show
No, you did not dream it. And...
Andrea Arnold the girl on rollerskates went on to be the producer/director of the disturbing motion picture "We need to talk about Kevin"
Which I watched with an disturbing person from whom I later I had to escape from by knocking the locks off the doors of his house in which he had tried to imprison me in.
True story. Shame as I damaged the fabric of a (an) historic building.
Never associate with the upper classes. Illuminate confirmed and all of that.
Gabi Roslyn. Neil Buchanan. And Sandi Toksvig. We’re all presenters on this Saturday morning show.
Basil was one of my favorite movies at the time! It still stands as one of the best disney movies imo