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9th February 1969 The last episode of the Saint, titled 'The World Beater' went to air.(The Saint) 10th February 1930 Robert Wagner (Johnathan Hart) was born.(Hart to Hart) 11th February 1997 Barry Evans, sadly passed away.(Mind Your Language) 12th February 1915 Lorne Greene was born in Ottawa, Canada(Bonanza) 13th February 1942 Peter Tork was born in Washington DC(The Monkees) 14th February 1975 P.G. Wodehouse (author) sadly passed away.(Jeeves and Wooster) 14th February 1928 Maerk Eden (Alan Bradley) was born.(Coronation Street) 16th February 1964 Christopher Ecclestone (David Bilborough) was born in Salford, England.(Cracker) 16th February 1930 Peter Adamson (Len Fairclough) was born.(Coronation Street)
SEPTEMBER SONG Drama series which follows the adventures of Billy Balsam and Ted Fenwick, two friends in their fifties who set off on a voyage of discovery.
anisa from from pakistan now in Canad on Mind Your Language: "This program was soooooooo hilarious we just love every bit of it. each and every character lives in our heart. they look like a family member to us. I used to watch them when I was a young girl. Now my children love it too. Just yesterday we finished watching the whole classic episode just in one weeks time. Believe me our house was rocking with laughter. Our hearts feel grieved for loosing some of these gems.
I liked and enjoyed each and every comment here on this site. It is like as if they are conveying my sentiments. ahhh..Those were the days!!!!!
simple people simple matters simple interests.
I wish world would be as sincere again.Amen
It was first ever multicultural sitcom free of any discrimination ,race color, culture or creed
I salute the writer too.
On the atmosphere of the show I wish the world was eternal"
Ian Rothwell from Lancashire on Bullseye: "C'mon everyone, wrack your brains for those classic prize phrases, I remember "No need to grumble when those clouds rumble....you've won yourself a tumble -drier" Anyone remember others?"
Eugenie Quidenus from Melbourne, Australia on PD James: "P.D. James' books are always a pleasure and Roy Marsden was a unique Commander Dalgliesh. Why is he not in this role anymore?"
terry (porky) clayton from brighton on Jason King: "jason was my hero in the 70,s and i have tried to emulate him all the way through the 80,s 90,s and 00,s and dont care that people laugh at my jason king moustache .... they are only jealous"
amanda charlton from barnsley on The Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club: "I would like a copy of the wheeltappers and shunters club footage which was shown on calender itv. The footage showed my nannan + grandad in the audience, who are now passed away but was in their 50`s at the time. I would love to be ableto purchase this series. I would be grateful for your help"