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I agree there with Bullseye. It's one I remember from my childhood as my Grandma used to enjoy it. For myself, I like Family Fortunes, Les Dennis being the best presenter.
Ill have a P please Bob
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Amos Hames 2
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Must not forget blockbusters
Didn't Bob Holness play the sax on the song Baker Street?
Roger
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That was an urban myth, it was actually Raphael Ravenscroft that played the saxophone on Baker Street.
Next you'll be telling me it's a myth that when you light a cigarette with a candle a sailor dies !!!
captain clutterbuck
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Alongside John Peel playing mandolin on Maggie May
Everyone knows that's clearly made up - it was the ukulele
mashibinbin
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There's also two very worthy additions to the gameshow genre in the 70s Whodunnit? and early 90s Cluedo - both with excellent multiple casts and a lot of fun along the way.
I think some of the dreadful daytime quizzes over the years are a secret government ploy to persuade the unemployed into work
Who remembers Henry Kelly’s Going For Gold……..
Who remembers Henry Kelly’s Going For Gold……..
captain clutterbuck
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Anyone ever managed to answer a question on Only Connect with Victoria Coren-Mitchell
Amos Hames 2
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Going for Gold. ClassicI think some of the dreadful daytime quizzes over the years are a secret government ploy to persuade the unemployed into work
Who remembers Henry Kelly’s Going For Gold……..
mashibinbin
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For the superfit there was the Krypton Factor, for the rest of Britain Indoor League a decade earlier!
They Think It's All Over was great in it's earlier years...
ferret
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They showed a few episodes on tv last year, it was so funny. Who would have thought Shove Ha’penny would have been so riveting
Did you watch it when Angelos Epithemou replaced George Doors, I find Angelous absolutely hilarious !!!!