General TV Chat

Hi. As a kid in the US in the 60s, I recall watching this series. It was great fun and of course I had never seen anything like it before. Anybody else have fond memories of this short lived series? The concept has stuck with me all these years and would enjoy chatting about it. Thanks.

Totally fed up with these begging adverts that never show any of there successes, villages with water taps, children who have had a hairlip operated on, pictures of donkeys in an animal retreat. Clearly all of the money goes in adverts and wages with very little if any going to good causes.

Hi folks , I am looking for feedback from anyone who has had experiences of partnership owning of a Platinum Skies property, either past part owner or present. I suppose my main concerns at the moment are Service Charges, and the average level of annual increases, and subsequent values of the property in years to come ( do they generally keep pace with the market ).

Hi, Is anyone watching this years Strictly? I love it, I have watched from the first series and went to one of their tour shows.

What would you choose? I think I'd to see reruns of Moonlighting, it was repeated years ago on Paramount but I'd still like to see it again. Also, maybe Crossroads! So, that's just 2 of mine, what are yours?

Just watched the first 2 episodes of Vigil from the producers of Line of Duty. This is about a Nuclear Submarine where one of the sailors dies/killed and the Police have to investigate the death quite good with a good story line and a few twists and turns along the way its on BBC i player episode 3 next Sunday. Anyone else watching it?

Hey fellow kids from the sixties. I grew up watching Doctor Who, Thunderbirds, Lost in Space, and Batman on a 19 inch b&w TV. I understand that the UK premiere of Lost in Space was 2 Oct 1965, and Batman was 21 May 1966. But I watched these in the Glasgow area, not England. Does anyone have the actual dates that Lost in Space and Batman were first transmitted on STV in the sixties? If not, any ideas for the name of a Glasgow daily from 1965 / 1966 that shows TV listings that I could look up online? Thank you. Les, New Zealand.

I'm a fan of Alastair Campbell and I think he could be an inspired choice to replace Piers Morgan. However, today he alternated between looking like a scared undertaker to a bored undertaker. I guess the 'always on screen' format is not something he us used to. I do hope he relaxes his manner and his dress code and grows into this role. What did you think?

Did you know there are 93 episodes of Midsomer Murders? So why do we see the same 10 or so, over and over again? Same goes with Lewis, 33 episodes and Morse, 33 episodes, yet we see the same half dozen repeated.

During the lockdown I first discovered “William and Mary”. Then I had the amazing good fortune of discovering ”Doc Martin.” Thank you Martin Clunes and cast!