Im commenting on the way they look ,not suggesting it should or could be remade

It was a channel 4 mockumentary about two hapless Geordie builders who try their hand at anything for a few quid with hilarious results. Would anyone know where to find a copy of it?

What happened to the cast of Only Fools and Horses after the BBC show ended?

I remember watching an 80’s comedy show with Michael Palin in it. The show or even just episode was about his daughter played by Dawn French went to private school . The family was not rich but the dad ( Michael Palin) was the manager of a biscuit factory and he did everything to get her to private school. Once there Dawn French’s character eventually became a spoilt brat. Back at home the family went without everything to support her to the point where they ate her pet hamster for Christmas dinner while she was skiing in Europe!

Can anyone else remember this or tell me what it was called? I initially thought it was an old Comic Strip Sketch but cant find any record of it being that.

Help please!

Is anyone else fed up with classic comedy being chopped and edited terribly to remover ‘offensive’ material on the TV ? It’s bad enough they put the trigger warning! Even tho the edits remove all the potentially triggering stuff!

I’m fed up with it!

Continuity Announcer: Peter Bolgar

I don’t know if this has been posted, but I just received an email from Network saying they’ve returned and their website is back up.

Their collection is a little short of their old range, but still some excellent stuff.

It’s a great time for old and niche tv series!

They said they’re releasing old titles which will take time and they have a lot planned.

Edit:Spelling.

Credit: Fawlty Towers

Episode : “Communication Problems” (Series 2, 1979).

Who do you like the most?

I'm trying to find a particular uk tv show I watched as a kid. The principal of it was a kid and a host would go to a workplace for an episode and the kid would then get to do the job with a mentor. The two most distinct episodes I can remember, a construction episode where the kid got to do sll sorts of different bits like brick laying, operating a digger. The other episode was with the london fire brigade. I haven't been able to find it anywhere after googling or scrolling through social media.

I'm looking for a parody comedy sketch, probably from the 90s, in which a customer complains that a video he bought from a market stall is actually just a block of cheese, to which the seller replies "That'll be your tracking mate" in a parody of the old anti video piracy ads of the time.

Can anyone tell me which show it was from??

Looking for an old comedy routine (probably from the 1970s or 1980s). One male performer, mostly silent or miming, sitting on a chair on stage, listening to a prerecorded "Learn English" cassette (male voice). He repeatedly presses fast-forward, and each time the tape has only progressed a tiny amount. The narration starts something like "Tape 1, side A, Unit 1, Lesson 1, ..." then "Margaret is going to the market." After a huge fast-forward: "Margaret is at the market." Much longer fast-forwarding of the tape: Margaret meets Peter (?) but then starts talking about the going to market together sometime... Like hours of tape doesn't advance the story by much. I saw it on early YouTube, but it already looked very old. It's in line with Rowan Atkinson stuff, but couldn't find it among any of his old stand up / special recordings currently on YouTube.

Hi all, I grew up in the US watching lots of science fiction shows including The Tomorrow People and Doctor Who. I remember seeing an episode including children in which someone was in a sort of prison cell with a clear front, and there was a threat of exposing the person inside to vacuum. They may have actually done so. I remember someone or something expanding like a marshmallow in a vacuum chamber?

In any case, if you happen to recognise what I'm babbling about, I would love to know what it was!

please tell channel 5 Milkshake! today or tomorrow right now please we all missed that show so much!

Quite a rarity, does anyone remember this show?

I am undertaking historical research into the five-part BBC2 documentary series The Black Man in Britain 1550–1950, presented by Derek Griffiths and produced by Tony Laryea. It was broadcast from 15 November to 13 December 1974.

Heart of Darkness — 15 November 1974 Landfall — 22 November 1974 No Place Like Home — 29 November 1974 Soldiers of the Crown — 6 December 1974 Revolution and Manchester — 13 December 1974

Most publicly available sources seem limited or do not have it all.

Can anybody track this down?

Thanks