Something from the Past

Later... with Jools Holland is a long-running British music television show hosted by Jools Holland. Launched in 1992 on BBC Two, it features unique live performances and intimate piano-side chats with a mix of legendary acts and fresh musical talent. Featuring Everything But The Girl "Missing" Live Performance

u/FeelingAd3887 — 6 days ago

Only Fools and Horses "Cwying"

Video edit from The iconic "Cwying" scene in Only Fools and Horses occurs in the episode titled "Stage Fright" (Series 7, Episode 3), which first aired on 13 January 1991. (Disclaimer) Subposted for entertainment fun, classic television moments and fair use purposes only.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 7 days ago

TOTP Featuring Nicki French "Total Eclipse of the Heart"

Question: What was the year of this version of the original song ⁉️ (Disclaimer) Subposted for entertainment fun and television music video memories.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 8 days ago

Kid Creole and the Coconuts "Annie, I'm Not Your Daddy"

"Annie, I'm Not Your Daddy" is the most successful and highest-charting single by the American tropical wave group Kid Creole and the Coconuts. Written by frontman August Darnell, the track was released in May 1982 as the third and final single from their critically acclaimed third album, Tropical Gangsters (released as Wise Guy in the United States) Subposted for entertainment fun, classic television music video memories and fair use purposes only.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 10 days ago

Dave Allen "Chinese Restaurant"

"Chinese Restaurant" comedy sketch by the legendary Irish comedian Dave Allen.The Sketch SetupIn this routine—which originally aired on his BBC television show and is a staple of compilations like the Vintage Dave Allen VHS release—the humour revolves around a chaotic group dinner at a Chinese restaurant. (Disclaimer) Subposted for entertainment fun, classic television comedy moments and fair use purposes only.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 15 days ago

Dana "All Kinds of Everything"

"All Kinds of Everything" is the famous song that gave Ireland its first-ever Eurovision Song Contest victory in 1970, performed by the then 18-year-old schoolgirl Dana (born Rosemary Brown).Written by amateur songwriters Derry Lindsay and Jackie Smith, the gentle ballad became an international chart-topping hit and launched Dana's lifelong career in entertainment and later politics.

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u/FeelingAd3887 — 15 days ago

Who remembers watching The Adventures of Black Beauty ?

The Adventures of Black Beauty (1972–1974)This highly acclaimed British family adventure series served as a "continuation" of the novel rather than a direct adaptation. The Plot: Set in 19th-century rural England, the story follows a widowed doctor, James Gordon, and his children, who adopt a handsome thoroughbred horse named Black Beauty. Together, the family and the horse navigate weekly town adventures and social challenges. (Disclaimer) Subposted for entertainment fun, classic television series and fair use purposes only.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 16 days ago

Name the Song & Name the Thames Television Programme

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u/FeelingAd3887 — 16 days ago

The White Horses B/W

The White Horses is a 1965 television series co-produced by RTV Ljubljana (now RTV Slovenija) of Yugoslavia and German TV (Südwestfunk). (Disclaimer( Subposted for entertainment fun, television memories and fair use purposes only.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 16 days ago

Who remembers Rupert the Bear ? 🐻

"Rupert the Bear"). He is a classic British children's comic character created by artist Mary Tourtel in 1920. Rupert famously lives in the fictional village of Nutwood and is instantly recognisable by his bright red jumper and yellow checked trousers and scarf. (Disclaimer) Subposted for entertainment fun, classic television memories and fair use purposes only.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 17 days ago

TOTP "Pump Up The Bitter" Star Turn 🍻🤣

"Pump Up the Bitter" is a famous 1988 British novelty hit song by the musical parody ensemble Star Turn on 45 (Pints). The track is a direct parody of late-1980s dance hits—most notably M/A/R/R/S’s UK number one hit "Pump Up the Volume" and Bomb the Bass's "Beat Dis". (Disclaimer) Subposted for entertainment fun and fair use purposes only.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 17 days ago

The Craggy Island Funfair 🤣

The Craggy Island funland "Funfair" appears in the classic Father Ted Season 1 episode "Good Luck, Father Ted", featuring a rundown local fair called "Funland", the "Spider Baby", and the terrifying "Crane of Death" A Hat Trick production for Channel 4 (Disclaimer) Subposted for entertainment fun, great television moments and fair use purposes only.

u/FeelingAd3887 — 19 days ago
▲ 13 r/Suzuki

A little bit more Pinstriping done today 😊

Hi everyone, I just wanted to share with you today what I did with my White Pinstriping 😊

u/FeelingAd3887 — 26 days ago