Of course if we are going to have to change who goes on the notes it should be Tommy Cooper, Spike Milligan and Kenneth Williams.
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Of course if we are going to have to change who goes on the notes it should be Tommy Cooper, Spike Milligan and Kenneth Williams.
Bette Lynch Mob - anyone done that one yet?
The BBC are really going out of their way to not call these The Peter Files.
Facebook memories from 13 years ago about the TV series Embarrassing Bodies. Woman with enormous bulbous purple throbbing nose on Embarassing Bodies. Dr Pixie says to her: "Now what have you come to see me about today."
Ah good old Facebook memories. I miss Embarrassing Bodies...
A new thing in politics in recent years is definitely multiple filmed examples of them saying a particular thing, and then them just flat out denying they ever said it despite all the evidence to the contrary. Not a fan tbh!
Another one of the things my mum taped when we got our first VHS recorder!
Surely it can't be long now til the 40th anniversary of that QED documentary on rollercoasters...
Green Claws from CBBC.
On this day in 1978 The Incredible Hulk, starring Bill Bixby as David Banner and Lou Ferrigno as his green alter-ego, made its US television debut.
Derring-do and stuff like you would never see...
A yellow sign with black writing which reads Herefordshire rural watch with a pictogram of a black scarecrow with yellow eyes and a crow on its hat. The sign is on a wooden fence with a churchyard and blue sky just visible behind it
Herefordshire rural watch is folk horror
Say what you like about windmills, solar panels and electric cars, nobody ever started a war over them...
So basically
My favorite ice cream flavour...
This advert for the Babes In The Wood one appeared on TV Offal.
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Yeah I love the ending, absolutely bonkers!
Watched it for the second time the other day and enjoyed it even more second time around.
Was also pleasantly surprised how good the latest Conjuring film was as wasn't that keen on the third one.
Yeah Sinners I thought was a bit slow going to start with but once it hits it's stride it's great.
Also loved Weapons, Smile 2 and the newest Final Destination.
I loved Sinners. It's a great time for horror at the moment.
Maybe he is actually Basil. Or looking at his X account, possibly even the Major!
Spike Milligan predated talkies and appeared with Steps in a TV special
Paul Shane emotes
Tuesday
Indiana Jones but with the face of Tommy Cooper.
Another flashback from five years ago.
I must have been very bored during that lockdown...
Can also recommend In Search Of Darkness which I think was also Shudder.
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Who'd have thought there were so many songs about tights?
Faye Dunaway is hysterical in the film. I think it's become something of a camp classic for all the wrong reasons!
Also love the "Tina, bring me the axe!!!" scene.
If you've never had the pleasure the film adaptation really is quite something... youtu.be/XOILKHmZBwc?...
Found an original copy of the Mommie Dearest book in a charity shop and just got to the notorious "NO WIRE HANGERS" bit!