70's TV birds we fancied when we were small
MULLINER™
Good luck!
Schrodinger
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Would Lesley Judd count?
Fr J. Hackett
> Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>
> Good luck!
I must be weird because I always thought
that Chrissy was more attractive than Jo
in Man About The House.
Good luck!
fr.
MULLINER™
wrote:
never.., but Jo being the dimwit she was made her annoying.
p.s. can I add Nerys Hughes?
Mortimer
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Also score points (as in those I-Spy books!) for:
- Lesley Judd and Sarah Greene (Blue Peter) [but deduct ten points for
fancying Valerie Singleton]; Janet Ellis disqualified because she's post 70s
- Sally James (TISWAS)
- Jenny Hanley (Magpie) [but deduct ten points for fancying Susan Stranks]
- Carol Leader (Playschool)
- Christine Mackenna (Flambards, Kids from 47a)
- The Cadbury's Flake woman (or was that post-70s?)
- Susan George
- Susan Penhaligon
- Angharad Rees
- Angela Rippon (as seen on Morecambe and Wise!)
- Lesley Dunlop (as seen in Angels - and in an episode of The Sweeney with
humungous knockers under a mohair sweater...)
- Judi Bowker and Stacy Dorning (Black Beauty)
- Liz Crowther (Shoestring)
Anyone want to add any more?
Fr J. Hackett
> - Sally James (TISWAS)
Got her autograph (one of the very few I have)
and she'll be on ITV next month with a Tiswas special.
> - Jenny Hanley (Magpie) [but deduct ten points for fancying Susan Stranks]
Appeared in a Bond film
(On Her Majesty's Secret Service)
fr.
Mazzy
> Janet Ellis disqualified because she's post 70s
Ah, but she would qualify due to her '78 Sweeney appearance, bedding
Jack Regan whilst wearing a German helmet.
http://www.thesweeney.tv/images/sweeney/faces/janet_ellis.JPG
Mortimer
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Ah, a fellow "admirer"?
Mortimer
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Just thought of some more:
- Sally Geeson (that crap ITV sitcom with Sid James and Diana Coupland)
- Adrienne Posta (Scrubba in Up Pompeii)
- Barbara Flynn (Family at War, before even The Beiderbecke Affair) [sorry,
"adventures under the duvet with Mrs Swinburne" - I need to go for a cold
shower now!]
Light of Aria
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Sally (Tizwas)
Cally (Blakes 7)
and special mention to Colonel Wilmar on Buck Rogers
MULLINER™
I never understood how Regan got crumpet
Mortimer
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Good point... and I seem to remember that JE had two very good points!
Sadly the URL doesn't work - looks as if all the images have been removed
from the site. But I can remember her!
Jeff Lawrence
> Anyone want to add any more?
As you mentioned Play School I have to say that when
I was 5 years old I had a terrible crush on Hamble. My
class-mates at infant school prefered Jemima but she didn't
do anything at all for me. It was the stripey legs I think.
And even today I still don't fancy girls with stripey legs.
Cheers
Jeff
Fr J. Hackett
Especially when he'd tell them to "shut it!".
fr.
John Rowland
I'm not sure if she was seventies or eighties, but I thought Debbie Rix was
mesmeric.
Mortimer
Regan's ex-wife was rather tasty too.
How did I forget:
- Felicity Kendall (score 100 points for her!)
- Madeline Smith
Just found a lovely Sally James pic:
http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/and/sally_james_29.jpg
And how about this Felicity Kendal pic:
http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/Good%20Life/felicity_kendal_good_life__8.jpg -
wish that was my hand!
Mortimer
"Jeff Lawrence" <jeff.la...@orange.nl> wrote in message
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You little cradle-snatcher, you!
Hamble was horrible - rosy apple-cheeks - yuk.
Jemima on the other hand...
me
<singh_d...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>
>Good luck!
>
Carol Hawkins (Sharon in Please Sir) and Sally Gleeson in Bless this
house. Cor, that takes me back.
Frank Incense
I'll get me coat.
Mortimer
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> Olive - the one from On The Buses ;)
>
> I'll get me coat.
Christ!!!! She's fallen out of the same ugly tree as Jo Brand!
SteveW
wrote:
> Olive - the one from On The Buses ;)
>
> I'll get me coat.
>
>
Your glasses would be more useful
--
Steve (3)
FCS
He was Sweeney. He either paid for it or, more
likely, promised not to take it any further so as
he didn't have to.
Wow, the whole Spearmint Rhino thing really
did pass everybody outside of Essex and The
Square Mile by didn't it.
G DAEB
COPYRIGHT (C) 2007 SIPSTON
--
FCS
> "MULLINERT" <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote in message
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>
> > Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>
> Also score points (as in those I-Spy books!) for:
>
Angharad Rees? '70s? Since when? I recall
her from the how to give up smoking show
"Go For It!" but that was mid-'80s. And she
was hardly a glamourous 40-something in
the your-best-mate's-mum mould then.
> Anyone want to add any more?
Joanna Lumley and Linda Bellingham, not that
either of them were on my list in those days,
but they both did do Hammer/Confessions series
stuff.
Do Chrissie Hynde and Sioxsie Sioux count or
was ToTP "music" and not "tele'"?
Meng
Two words: Gabrielle. Drake.
Two more words: Hubba. Hubba.
Paul Hyett
>Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>
>Good luck!
>
--
Paul 'Charts Fan' Hyett
Mortimer
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> On May 15, 9:31 pm, "Mortimer" <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
>> "MULLINERT" <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote in message
>>
>> news:1179259651....@e51g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> > Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>>
>> Also score points (as in those I-Spy books!) for:
>>
>> - Angharad Rees -
>
> Angharad Rees? '70s? Since when? I recall
> her from the how to give up smoking show
> "Go For It!" but that was mid-'80s. And she
> was hardly a glamourous 40-something in
> the your-best-mate's-mum mould then.
Since she played Demelza Poldark in the 1970s series Poldark.
Mortimer
"Paul Hyett" <p...@nojunkmailplease.co.uk> wrote in message
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> In uk.media.tv.misc on Tue, 15 May 2007, MULLINERT wrote :
>>Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>>
>>Good luck!
>>
> I cannot believe no-one seems to have mentioned Felicity Kendal!
I did, ages ago. And I posted a great picture of her:
Sofa - Spud
> Mortimer wrote:
> > "MULLINERT" <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote in message
>
> - Show quoted text -
A whole rake of nude Gabrielle stuff out there .......... for research
purposes of course.
Frank Incense
Jan Francis (may have been 80's in Just Good Friends)
Mortimer
> OK then, not Olive but certainly Felicity K and Barbara Flynn along with
Olive! Does your guide dog fancy her as well?
Yes I only excluded Jan Francis because Just Good Friends was 1980s. She was
nowhere near as fanciable when she played the resistance worker (*) in
Secret Army. She was also very tasty, in an older-woman sort of way, in Stay
Lucky, but that was 1990s.
(*) She was the one on whom Michelle "I shall say this only wernce" Dubois
in 'Allo 'Allo was based.
Sam Nelson
"Frank Incense" <dmr...@nospam.com> writes:
> Felicity K and Barbera Flynn along with
> Jan Francis (may have been 80's in Just Good Friends)
Jan Francis was in The Long Chase in 1972, all the way through to Secret
Army in 1978, with much other one-off stuff in between---a definite 70s
TV babe.
There was, as mentioned elsewhere, also Gabrielle Drake, who I remember most
from The Brothers and Kelly Monteith.
The ultimate 70s TV babe was Elisabeth Sladen, of course.
--
SAm.
Sam Nelson
"Mortimer" <m...@privacy.net> writes:
> Yes I only excluded Jan Francis because Just Good Friends was 1980s. She was
> nowhere near as fanciable when she played the resistance worker (*) in
> Secret Army. She was also very tasty, in an older-woman sort of way, in Stay
> Lucky, but that was 1990s.
Apparently she was in an episode of New Tricks---like, just last week.
> (*) She was the one on whom Michelle "I shall say this only wernce" Dubois
> in 'Allo 'Allo was based.
She was the only reason I watched the otherwise-terminally-up-itself Secret
Army.
--
SAm.
Mortimer
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> In article <464ac9c5$0$8737$ed26...@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net>,
> "Mortimer" <m...@privacy.net> writes:
>> Yes I only excluded Jan Francis because Just Good Friends was 1980s. She
>> was
>> nowhere near as fanciable when she played the resistance worker (*) in
>> Secret Army. She was also very tasty, in an older-woman sort of way, in
>> Stay
>> Lucky, but that was 1990s.
>
> Apparently she was in an episode of New Tricks---like, just last week.
Yes, and Diamond Geezer a few weeks earlier. She's looking a *bit* older
now, but she's still got that impish mischievous streak to her personality.
Still fanciable at 55.
Mike Plowman
<dontbesob...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>On 15 May, 21:07, MULLINER™ <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>> Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>>
>> Good luck!
>
>I must be weird because I always thought
>that Chrissy was more attractive than Jo
>in Man About The House.
>
>Good luck!
>
Me too.
God, 70's birds, where do I start?
Cherly Murray. Adirenna Posta. Ayshea Brough. Anita Harris. Dora off
Follyfoot. Janet Ellis. Valerie off Land Of The Giants. Lee
Merryweather as Catwoman. Kathy Jones from Handful of Songs. Julie
Stevens, Chloe Ashcroft, Una Stubbs, Stacy Dorming from Black Beauty,
Sonia Fox from Crossroads. Cherie from Pans People. Sally Geeson .
Carol Hawkins from Please Sir.
I could go on and on and on and on.......:-)
--
Mike Plowman
"Hey you, Horror Face. I'm a Printhead"
Commander Gideon
Margaret Nolan
Katy Manning
Elizabeth Sladen
Alexandra Bastedo
Commander Gideon
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Forgot to add Valerie Leon!
Halmyre
singh_d...@boltblue.com says...
I've been through that entire bapwatch site and haven't seen a single
bread product yet. It's a swizz!
--
Halmyre
Mortimer
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>>> Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>>>
>>> Good luck!
>>
>>I must be weird because I always thought
>>that Chrissy was more attractive than Jo
>>in Man About The House.
>>
>>Good luck!
>>
> Me too.
Cor. I'd forgotten her. Very nice.
> Julie Stevens, Chloe Ashcroft
Play School totty. I didn't rate Julie Stevens, but Chloe Ashcroft was
lovely. And it seems that she had a bit of a mischevous streak to her:
[Talking about Hamble] None of the presenters could stand her either, so
she'd get drop kicked across the studio, and once, when she wouldn't behave,
Chloe Ashcroft took a dreadful liberty.
"I did a terrible thing to Hamble. She just would not sit up...so one day
I got a very big knitting needle, a big wooden one, and I stuck it right up
her bum, as far as her head. So she was completely rigid, and she was much
much better after that."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/classic/playschool/trivia.shtml
And then there was Toni Arthur. Was she on Play School or just Play Away?
And Carol Chell! The tottiest of the Play School totty.
MULLINER™
> Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>
> Good luck!
Does anyone know the name of the blonde Aussie hotel guest in Watery
Fowls?
Good luck!
JohnB
Thread title: "when we were small" ???
I wasn't small in the 70s!
I was big enough to appreciate Pan's People and Legs & Co and Felicity
Kendall and a few others, but my memory's not what it was ...
Wind back a few years and I still think Emma Peel / Dianna Rigg takes
some beating...
Martin Underwood
On 15 May, 21:07, MULLINERT <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
> Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>Does anyone know the name of the blonde Aussie hotel guest in Watery
Fowls?
Well all the actors and characters are listed on
http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0072500/epcast - maybe you can identify her from
that if you can narrow down the episode.
Commander Gideon
> some beating...
Alexandra Bastedo from The Champions for me ....
MULLINER™
> "MULLINERT" <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote in message
>
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> On 15 May, 21:07, MULLINERT <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>
> > Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
> >Does anyone know the name of the blonde Aussie hotel guest inWatery
>
> Fowls?
>
> that if you can narrow down the episode.
Raylene Mills character..., real name Luan Peters. I'm sure someone
on here once said they use to know her live.
Good luck!
Sofa - Spud
Youve forgotten Connie Booth !!
Halmyre
comfy...@hotmail.co.uk says...
> On 16 May, 12:22, MULLINER? <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
> > On 15 May, 21:07, MULLINER? <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
> >
> > > Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
> >
> > > Good luck!
> >
> > Does anyone know the name of the blonde Aussie hotel guest in Watery
> > Fowls?
> >
> > Good luck!
>
> Youve forgotten Connie Booth !!
>
>
And Carol Cleavage...sorry, Cleveland.
--
Halmyre
Mortimer
"Sofa - Spud" <comfy...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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On 16 May, 12:22, MULLINERT <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
> On 15 May, 21:07, MULLINERT <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>
>> > Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>
>> > Good luck!
>
>> Does anyone know the name of the blonde Aussie hotel guest in Watery
> Fowls?
>
> Good luck!
>Youve forgotten Connie Booth !!
Nah! She was vaguely attractive to look at but her voice was a big turn-off.
In the same way that I find some French women's voices a great turn-on, most
American accents are a very big passion-killer for me.
huw....@gmail.com
Anyone remember Francoise Pascal?
Frank Incense
looking lovely and cheeky.
The only one NOT to appear in this prog was "Daphne". Is she still with us?
or just decide not to take part.
Mortimer
Er, sorry - who are you talking about? How about including the context of
the posting that you are replying to.
Jeff Lawrence
> Play School totty. I didn't rate Julie Stevens, but Chloe Ashcroft was
> lovely. And it seems that she had a bit of a mischevous streak to her:
Reading some of these names really takes me back. I don't remember
some of the names though but I found this on TV Cream which puts
a lot of faces to the names. http://tv.cream.org/lookin/playschool/index.htm
My Playschool era was the mid to late 70s so I grew up with the likes
of Floella Benjamin, Derek Griffiths, Brian Cant and the great Fred
Harris
who also presented Chock-a-Block of course. Checking on IMDB it
appears that another favourite (more for his name) Christopher
Lillicrap
also presented it between 74 and 76 although I remember him more from
another programme called Playboard. Ah memories!
Cheers
Jeff
Sofa - Spud
> "Mike Plowman" <mike.plow...@mydomain.net> wrote in message
>
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>
>
>
>
>
> > On 15 May 2007 13:16:19 -0700, "Fr J. Hackett"
>
> >>On 15 May, 21:07, MULLINERT <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>
> >>> Good luck!
>
> >>I must be weird because I always thought
> >>that Chrissy was more attractive than Jo
> >>in Man About The House.
>
> >>Good luck!
>
> > Me too.
> > Kathy Jones from Handful of Songs.
>
> Cor. I'd forgotten her. Very nice.
>
> > Julie Stevens, Chloe Ashcroft
>
> Play School totty. I didn't rate Julie Stevens, but Chloe Ashcroft was
> lovely. And it seems that she had a bit of a mischevous streak to her:
>
> [Talking about Hamble] None of the presenters could stand her either, so
> she'd get drop kicked across the studio, and once, when she wouldn't behave,
> Chloe Ashcroft took a dreadful liberty.
>
> "I did a terrible thing to Hamble. She just would not sit up...so one day
> I got a very big knitting needle, a big wooden one, and I stuck it right up
> her bum, as far as her head. So she was completely rigid, and she was much
> much better after that."
>
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/classic/playschool/trivia.shtml
>
Poor Hamble !! from the above link
"""Hamble the doll - the hate figure of the under-fives for the entire
run of the programme.
Although it was originally a very common type of doll, sold in
Woolworths, by the time Play School was in full flow there were only
two Hambles in Britain. The other was owned by a woman in Chester, who
would hire it to the BBC for £40 a week whenever the Play School
regular was injured""2
I'd never have guessed!
Mortimer
"Jeff Lawrence" <jeff.la...@orange.nl> wrote in message
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> On 16 May, 13:14, "Mortimer" <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
>
>> Play School totty. I didn't rate Julie Stevens, but Chloe Ashcroft was
>> lovely. And it seems that she had a bit of a mischevous streak to her:
>
> Reading some of these names really takes me back. I don't remember
> some of the names though but I found this on TV Cream which puts
> a lot of faces to the names.
> http://tv.cream.org/lookin/playschool/index.htm
There's a great description of the toys on that page:
Jemima (red-cheeked floppy cloth effort in Laura Ashley frock), Hamble
(awful, scary Bjorkesque Victorian porcelain doll thing - ugh! Often the
target on in-studio "drawn-on pubic hair" japes), Humpty (the coolest -
round, fat green fucker in tartan trews, prone to unsteadiness atop a
cardboard wall - did all his own stunts)
> another favourite (more for his name) Christopher Lillicrap
I've got to admit that it takes a special sort of courage to use a name like
Lillicrap on TV, especially on children's TV where children are just
beginning to learn about "naughty words" and will poke fun at the name even
more than adults would. I think if I'd been him or his father or
grandfather, I'd have changed the name once and for all by deed poll. Mind
you, an ancestor of mine did have the surname Crapper, so who am I to talk?
MULLINER™
> On 16 May, 13:14, "Mortimer" <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
>
> > Play School totty. I didn't rate Julie Stevens, but Chloe Ashcroft was
> > lovely. And it seems that she had a bit of a mischevous streak to her:
>
> Reading some of these names really takes me back. I don't remember
> some of the names though but I found this on TV Cream which puts
> My Playschool era was the mid to late 70s so I grew up with the likes
> of Floella Benjamin, Derek Griffiths, Brian Cant and the great Fred
> Harris
> who also presented Chock-a-Block of course. Checking on IMDB it
> appears that another favourite (more for his name) Christopher
> Lillicrap
> also presented it between 74 and 76 although I remember him more from
> another programme called Playboard. Ah memories!
> Cheers
> Jeff
OK, this thread is getting out of hand cos people are naming the likes
of Connie Both, Jack Reagan and Christopher Lillicrap who shouldn't be
in it. To get things back under control, I'm going to surmise top 5 as
follows: -
70's birds you fancied when you were small
- Francois Pascal
- Luan Peters
- Pam Ewing (frist Yankee bird I ever fancied)
- Aurielle, the gril from Rice Crispies ad (important note; I was 13
when I met her and she was 12)
- Cathy Hargreaves, original Grange Hill babe
Good luck!
Meng
> On 16 May, 07:30, Meng <nos...@fnarg.co.uk> wrote:>>> news:1179259651....@e51g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...>>> Also score points (as in those I-Spy books!) for:
>>> - Lesley Judd and Sarah Greene (Blue Peter) [but deduct ten points for
>>> fancying Valerie Singleton]; Janet Ellis disqualified because she's post 70s
>>> - Sally James (TISWAS)
>>> - Jenny Hanley (Magpie) [but deduct ten points for fancying Susan Stranks]
>>> - Carol Leader (Playschool)
>>> - Christine Mackenna (Flambards, Kids from 47a)
>>> - The Cadbury's Flake woman (or was that post-70s?)
>>> - Susan George
>>> - Susan Penhaligon
>>> - Angharad Rees
>>> - Angela Rippon (as seen on Morecambe and Wise!)
>>> - Lesley Dunlop (as seen in Angels - and in an episode of The Sweeney with
>>> humungous knockers under a mohair sweater...)
>>> - Judi Bowker and Stacy Dorning (Black Beauty)
>>> - Liz Crowther (Shoestring)
>>> Anyone want to add any more?
>> Two words: Gabrielle. Drake.
>> Two more words: Hubba. Hubba.- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> A whole rake of nude Gabrielle stuff out there .......... for research
> purposes of course.
>
I'd particularly like to give an honorary mention to the 1972 film Au
Pair Girls.
By Christ she was fit.
Mike
>
>"Frank Incense" <dmr...@nospam.com> wrote in message
>news:117927052...@despina.uk.clara.net...
>> Olive - the one from On The Buses ;)
>>
>> I'll get me coat.
>
>Christ!!!! She's fallen out of the same ugly tree as Jo Brand!
Amazingly with "Olive" it was all makeup and dodgy glasses. There are
some pics of her out there either in a bikini or topless and she is
quite simply stunning. She was apparently a model as well as an
actress.
--
Brian
>
From Space 1999 - Barbara Bain and Zienia Merton (source of a lifetime
of yellow fever I suspect)
Commander Gideon
> of yellow fever I suspect)
Barbara Bain was far sexier in Mission Impossible (everyday on Five US).She
was almost Thunderbirdishly wooden in Space 1999!
Richard Brooks
Anyway, Diane Keen from Cuckoo Waltz. Get yourself two blokes, a bird
in a short skirt, a deckchair, no scripts and you have it made.
Richard.
--
"Initiative is punishable."
Russian business saying.
Jim Barker
--
Jim Barker
Commander Gideon
Oh yes,good call,schwing!
Mike Plowman
<singh_d...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>- Cathy Hargreaves, original Grange Hill babe
>
Oh no. Trisha Yates was the best GH babe, but I also had a soft spot
for the very naughty Imelda played by Fleur Taylor but them I was
always a sucker for spikey hair and eyeliner.
--
Mike Plowman
"Hey you, Horror Face. I'm a Printhead"
Mike Plowman
wrote:
>Wanda Ventham
Excellent Call. I remember her in UFO. Still looked good in Only Fools
thirty years later.
And what about Michelle Dotrice. She was a babe as Betty.
Kevin Lee
wrote:
>
>"Commander Gideon" <b...@indigo.ie> wrote in message
>news:AOA2i.19664$j7.3...@news.indigo.ie...
>> Sally Geeson (that great ITV sitcom with Sid James and Diana Coupland)
>> Margaret Nolan
>> Katy Manning
>> Elizabeth Sladen
>> Alexandra Bastedo
>
>Forgot to add Valerie Leon!
>
And Madeline Smith
Daniel Lincoln
xd18911
news:1179259651....@e51g2000hsg.googlegroups.com:
> Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>
> Good luck!
>
All this talk of various Carols and a mention of Lynda Bellingham and
nobody has piped up and mentioned Carol Drinkwater??
Jeff Lawrence
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> All this talk of various Carols and a mention of Lynda Bellingham and
> nobody has piped up and mentioned Carol Drinkwater??
Don't mention drinkwater, it's a bit of a sore point with me at the
moment! Mine's full of e-coli bacteria until next Monday apparently!
Cheers
Jeff
Calum
> On 16 May 2007 07:36:09 -0700, MULLINER™
> <singh_d...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>
>> - Cathy Hargreaves, original Grange Hill babe
>>
> Oh no. Trisha Yates was the best GH babe
Did she ever smile? Seem to remember her being a right miserable cow...
Dark 1
> Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>
> Good luck!
Cheryl Ladd of Charlie's Angles gave me tingly sensations on the pant
area, but was too young to know why exactly.
Also had much fondness for Heather Thomas of The Fall Guy fame, but
that's into the 80s.
I think those two were my first TV fancies. Ironic really that
nowadays, not much into blondes.
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Oh yes! Of particular note being 'The Wedding Party' episode. One for
the spank bank that one! ;)
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> On 16 May 2007 07:36:09 -0700, MULLINER™
>
> >- Cathy Hargreaves, original Grange Hill babe
>
> Oh no. Trisha Yates was the best GH babe, but I also had a soft spot
> for the very naughty Imelda played by Fleur Taylor but them I was
> always a sucker for spikey hair and eyeliner.
> --
> Mike Plowman
> "Hey you, Horror Face. I'm a Printhead"
No way was Trisha Yates top GH babe..., Tucker didn't call her 'Pongo'
for nuffink
1. Cathy Hargreaves
2. Julia Glover
3. Callie
Sorry Jackie Wright (Melissa Wilkes) doesn't make my list. I know she
was popular though
Good luck!
JNugent
> Sofa - Spud <comfy...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>>On 16 May, 12:22, MULLINER™ <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>>>On 15 May, 21:07, MULLINER™ <singh_ding_r...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>>>>Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>>>>Good luck!
>>>Does anyone know the name of the blonde Aussie hotel guest in Watery
>>>Fowls?
>>>Good luck!
>>Youve forgotten Connie Booth !!
> Oh yes! Of particular note being 'The Wedding Party' episode. One for
> the spank bank that one! ;)
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In that case, what about April Walker?
Mike Plowman
<singh_d...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>No way was Trisha Yates top GH babe..., Tucker didn't call her 'Pongo'
>for nuffink
>
>1. Cathy Hargreaves
>2. Julia Glover
>3. Callie
Am I the only one that fancied Bridget?
Bob Moore
Cherry Gillespie
Katy Manning
Paula Wilcox
Anouska Hempel
Alexandra Bastedo
Jacqueline Bisset
Kate Jackson
Persis Khambatta
Lesley Anne Down
Madeline Smith
Richard Sutherland
<bo...@mvps.org> writes
Ayesha from UFO
Carol Hawkins
Sally James
Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights :)
Jaclyn Smith
Pre-plastic Victoria Principal
The girl in the Nimble ads (remember the balloon)
And the one in the Hawaii Five-O opening credits!!!
... ah them were the days.....
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Mike
>And then there was Toni Arthur. Was she on Play School or just Play Away?
We had her exact double as an English teacher. Absolutely gorgeous and
with a delightful habit of wearing tight fitting or semi see though
clothes.
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JNugent
> On 16 May 2007 13:19:13 -0700, MULLINER™
> <singh_d...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>
>
>>No way was Trisha Yates top GH babe..., Tucker didn't call her 'Pongo'
>>for nuffink
>>
>>1. Cathy Hargreaves
>>2. Julia Glover
>>3. Callie
>
>
> Am I the only one that fancied Bridget?
Forsyth?
Richard Brooks
> MULLINERâ„¢ <singh_d...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>
>> Anne Aston - http://www.bapwatch.co.uk/obscure/anne/index.htm
>>
>> Good luck!
>
> Cheryl Ladd of Charlie's Angles gave me tingly sensations on the pant
> area, but was too young to know why exactly.
Cheryl Ladd now looks like Victoria Tennant and who would have realised
that Jacklyn Smith is 61!
<http://www.cherylladd.com/index2.htm>
Wait a minute or so....
<http://video.bravotv.com/player/?id=99778>
Rob Cullen
In the opening credits for Dallas......
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>> She was also on the recent "Comedy Connections" showing her age but still
>> looking lovely and cheeky.
>> The only one NOT to appear in this prog was "Daphne". Is she still with
>> us? or just decide not to take part.
>
> Er, sorry - who are you talking about? How about including the context of
> the posting that you are replying to.
>
Yeah sorry
I was referring to Jan Francis being on the Comedy Connections programme
recently along with almost all the other members of the cast except Daphne
(her mother in the prog)
Mike Plowman
McCuskey, the headmistress in Grange Hill.
JNugent
> On Wed, 16 May 2007 23:56:49 +0100, JNugent
> <not.t...@noparticularplacetogo.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Mike Plowman wrote:
>>
>>>On 16 May 2007 13:19:13 -0700, MULLINER™
>>><singh_d...@boltblue.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>No way was Trisha Yates top GH babe..., Tucker didn't call her 'Pongo'
>>>>for nuffink
>>>>
>>>>1. Cathy Hargreaves
>>>>2. Julia Glover
>>>>3. Callie
>>>
>>>
>>>Am I the only one that fancied Bridget?
>>
>>Forsyth?
>
>
> McCuskey, the headmistress in Grange Hill.
Ah... after my time.
Commander Gideon
> > And the one in the Hawaii Five-O opening credits!!!
> >
> > ... ah them were the days.....
What? Danno?
John Rowland
>
> McCuskey, the headmistress in Grange Hill.
Have we gone through fuck and marry onto kill?
xd18911
$dbd4...@news.wanadoo.nl:
Blimee!
MULLINER™
He means this little beauty >> http://www.bigbob.com/five-o/files/50girl.gif
I wonder if there's a story about her.
Good luck
P.S. Hawaii 5-O was really Hawaii 5-Zero I think.
Dry Gulch Pete
> On 16 May, 15:02, Jeff Lawrence <jeff.lawren...@orange.nl> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On 16 May, 13:14, "Mortimer" <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
>
> > > Play School totty. I didn't rate Julie Stevens, but Chloe Ashcroft was
> > > lovely. And it seems that she had a bit of a mischevous streak to her:
>
> > Reading some of these names really takes me back. I don't remember
> > some of the names though but I found this on TV Cream which puts
> > a lot of faces to the names.http://tv.cream.org/lookin/playschool/index.htm
> > My Playschool era was the mid to late 70s so I grew up with the likes
> > of Floella Benjamin, Derek Griffiths, Brian Cant and the great Fred
> > Harris
> > who also presented Chock-a-Block of course. Checking on IMDB it
> > appears that another favourite (more for his name) Christopher
> > Lillicrap
> > also presented it between 74 and 76 although I remember him more from
> > another programme called Playboard. Ah memories!
> > Cheers
> > Jeff
>
> OK, this thread is getting out of hand cos people are naming the likes
> of Connie Both, Jack Reagan and Christopher Lillicrap who shouldn't be
> in it. To get things back under control, I'm going to surmise top 5 as
> follows: -
>
> 70'sbirds you fancied when you were small
> - Francois Pascal
> - Luan Peters
> - Pam Ewing (frist Yankee bird I ever fancied)
> - Aurielle, the gril from Rice Crispies ad (important note; I was 13
> when I met her and she was 12)
> - Cathy Hargreaves, original Grange Hill babe
>
<g> Cathy Hargreaves (Lyndy Brill) got me interested in Grange Hill
many moons ago - saw her outside a West End theatre where she was
playing Peron's mistress in Evita and she smiled at me! :-)
Commander Gideon
> - Francois Pascal
> - Luan Peters
> - Pam Ewing (frist Yankee bird I ever fancied)
> - Aurielle, the gril from Rice Crispies ad (important note; I was 13
> when I met her and she was 12)
> - Cathy Hargreaves, original Grange Hill babe
>
~
<g> Cathy Hargreaves (Lyndy Brill) got me interested in Grange Hill
many moons ago - saw her outside a West End theatre where she was
playing Peron's mistress in Evita and she smiled at me! :-)
Blimey,sounds like something Jimmy Carr would say!
Dry Gulch Pete
<g> does it? - I'm not one of Jimmy's fans - like all the other girls
our friend mentions though except don't know Aurielle - only know Snap
Crackle and Pop and don't fancy any of those three! :-D
Commander Gideon
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Remember Margaret Nolan and Valerie Leon,phoarrr!
>
Dry Gulch Pete
> "Dry Gulch Pete" <pacif...@btopenworld.com> wrote in messagenews:1180087447.2...@q66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
LOL - always wanted to see Margaret Nolan in Can Hieronymous Merkin
Ever Forget Mercy Hummpe and Find True Happiness?
The Mullen™
If Lyndy Brill smiled at me, I probably would have collapsed. She was
hot!
Late 70's Aurielle was Rice Crispies girl who had the pigtails and
(maybe) slight lisp. Met her at a kids party - when I was a kid too,
and she was so sophisticated "oh yaaa" it caused a stir at school the
next day. The big debate was who did Aurielle speak to the most...,
'getting off' with someone didn't come into it for another year or two
later, then dropping the hand a bit after that, and then at 15 it was
all about full blown tiffin.
Also, think Lucy Benjamin was a party when I was small, cos when she
was in Close to Home with Paul Nicholas, I recognised her. Never
fancied her though.
Good luck!
The Mullen™
Surfing the net since '94
Dry Gulch Pete
LOL - still can't recall Aurielle but Lucy rings a bell - as for Lyndy
Brill, I remember a very attractive young lady smiling at me, I
couldn't believe my luck so smiled back as I walked past, *then*
realised who it was! :-D
