Current series that'll still be running in 100 years time
Von Gibbling
but there'll still be some comparable broadcast medium.
Any candidates from where you're standing ?
Obviously Coronation Street, but what else ?
Bill Godfrey
> Obviously Coronation Street, but what else ?
The news.
The last ever 'only fools and horses'.
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Jim Barker
> "Von Gibbling" <vongi...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>
>>Obviously Coronation Street, but what else ?
>
>
> The news.
> The last ever 'only fools and horses'.
>
The Sky at Night
Both still with their original presenters
JimB
Fr J. Hackett
Bill Godfrey wrote:
> "Von Gibbling" <vongi...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
> > Obviously Coronation Street, but what else ?
>
> The news.
> The last ever 'only fools and horses'.
Countdown.
And posters saying that a 144 or whatever-she-will-be-by-then Carol
Vorderperson is a fucking MILF.
Farther Hackett.
Marcus Houlden
wrote the following to uk.media.tv.misc:
Ditto Last of the Summer Wine. How many more of the cast need to die before
they take it off?
mh.
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Trevor
Casualty. Only a nuclear apocalypse could stop the BBC making
another series.
Jason
"I love 2006...2104"
Gordon Davie
And Ken Barlow will still be in it!
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A. J. Moss
>Countdown
>
>The Sky at Night
>
>Both still with their original presenters
You'll have noticed that Chris Lintott bloke from UCL,
whom the BBC are grooming as TSAN's new presenter.
Another bloody Tory boy!
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Johannes
Can anyone remember those TV advertisements for video tapes, can't
remember the make. But the point was that the tapes would last so
long that a skeleton enjoyed watching them again and again. Quite
creepy, really.
Marcus Houlden
wrote the following to uk.media.tv.misc:
> Can anyone remember those TV advertisements for video tapes, can't
> remember the make. But the point was that the tapes would last so
> long that a skeleton enjoyed watching them again and again. Quite
> creepy, really.
I'm pretty certain it was Scotch, with the catchy "rerecord not fade away"
slogan.
Fr J. Hackett
Marcus Houlden wrote:
> I'm pretty certain it was Scotch, with the catchy "rerecord not fade
away"
> slogan.
It was defintely Scotch and it did use the "Not Fade Away" track,
slightly changed.
And it was about twenty years ago.
And I know that you possibly shouldn't start off sentences with "And".
And various other mistakes in the above message.........
Fr Fuckwit.
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Doctor Who?
Film 2105
Newsround
Blue Peter
Star Trek
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> It was defintely Scotch and it did use the "Not Fade Away" track,
> slightly changed.
I'm going to tell you how its going to be.
With Scotch's new lifetime guarantee.
Something somethingg something night and day.
Then re-record not fade away.
Re-record not fade away.
The tape's lifetime? My lifetime? A may-fly's lifetime?
Live, Bill.
Deano
I get quite upset when I see sentences ending in "of".
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still be on.
Andy Turner
Godfrey) wrote:
>"Fr J. Hackett" <dontbesob...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> It was defintely Scotch and it did use the "Not Fade Away" track,
>> slightly changed.
>
>I'm going to tell you how its going to be.
>With Scotch's new lifetime guarantee.
So what are Scotch gonna do when you take a knackered tape back to
them now?
andyt
Halmyre
> On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 22:28:15 GMT, Johannes <jo...@spamblock3sizefitter.com>
> wrote the following to uk.media.tv.misc:
>
>
>>Can anyone remember those TV advertisements for video tapes, can't
>>remember the make. But the point was that the tapes would last so
>>long that a skeleton enjoyed watching them again and again. Quite
>>creepy, really.
>
>
> I'm pretty certain it was Scotch, with the catchy "rerecord not fade away"
> slogan.
>
> mh.
But who did the voice? I'm thinking Derek Guyler, but I'm pretty sure
that's wrong.
Halmyre
Thanatos
I'd have said Derek Guyler too.
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mat...@angelfire.com
> "Fr J. Hackett" <dontbesob...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > It was defintely Scotch and it did use the "Not Fade Away" track,
> > slightly changed.
>
> I'm going to tell you how its going to be.
> With Scotch's new lifetime guarantee.
I don't think there was a "new" in it.
> Something somethingg something night and day.
Tape what you want both night and day
> Then re-record not fade away.
> Re-record not fade away.
MattLB
Fr J. Hackett
mat...@angelfire.com wrote:
> I don't think there was a "new" in it.
I'll try and have a look through my 80's ads DVD later tonight
(recording from VHS onto DVD) and check if it's on there - I'm not
promising anything though.
How dreadfully dreadfully sad I am.
Fr Hackett.
JNugent
> Johannes <jo...@spamblock3sizefitter.com> wrote:
>> Can anyone remember those TV advertisements for video tapes, can't
>> remember the make. But the point was that the tapes would last so
>> long that a skeleton enjoyed watching them again and again. Quite
>> creepy, really.
> I'm pretty certain it was Scotch, with the catchy "rerecord not fade
> away" slogan.
Correct.
And the VO was done by the late Derrick Guyler.
JNugent
> Halmyre <nos...@this.address> wrote:
>> Marcus Houlden wrote:
>>> Johannes <jo...@spamblock3sizefitter.com> wrotw:
>>>> Can anyone remember those TV advertisements for video tapes, can't
>>>> remember the make. But the point was that the tapes would last so
>>>> long that a skeleton enjoyed watching them again and again. Quite
>>>> creepy, really.
>>> I'm pretty certain it was Scotch, with the catchy "rerecord not
>>> fade away" slogan.
>> But who did the voice? I'm thinking Derek Guyler, but I'm pretty sure
>> that's wrong.
> I'd have said Derek Guyler too.
As would I (though I spelled his Christian name incorrectly in another
post). The correct rendition is: Deryck Guyler.
A single-term Google (UK) search under either name returns his name within
the top ten hits (the very top in the case of "Guyler").
secret squiddle
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> On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 15:11:58 GMT, Jim Barker <j...@magneticscotland.com>
> wrote the following to uk.media.tv.misc:
>
>> Bill Godfrey wrote:
>>> "Von Gibbling" <vongi...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Obviously Coronation Street, but what else ?
>>>
>>>
>>> The news.
>>> The last ever 'only fools and horses'.
>>>
>> Countdown
>>
>> The Sky at Night
>>
>> Both still with their original presenters
>
> Ditto Last of the Summer Wine. How many more of the cast need to die
> before
> they take it off?
>
Last Of The Summer Wine. Full of actors who everyone thought was dead.
**SS**
Mike Plowman
Godfrey) wrote:
>"Fr J. Hackett" <dontbesob...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> It was defintely Scotch and it did use the "Not Fade Away" track,
>> slightly changed.
>
>I'm going to tell you how its going to be.
>With Scotch's new lifetime guarantee.
>Something somethingg something night and day.
>Then re-record not fade away.
>Re-record not fade away.
>
And IIRC it was Brian Wilde (Foggy Dewhurst in LOTSW) who did the
voiceover.
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