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Talk about taking the Mickey. I am not fond of Doctor Who either.
The UK entry has now been chosen - Remember Monday, they are called, and as I am writing this on a Monday, it should be a case of Remember Saturday for the contest.
The south west is a great place for theme parks to be situated - I have visited Land's End three times and have had my picture taken next to the famous sign with "NOTTINGHAM 346" on one occasion, and "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" on another..
I know that on the back of the Mr Shifter and the Tour de France adverts, PG Tips released an LP called Mr Shifter and His Removal Men (I started a thread a few years back about it), with Bernard Cribbins reading the story of Cyril the Cyclist and Mr Shifter and his Removal Men, along with various nursery...
Last year I looked at the prices for tickets at the Cliffs Pavilion and was quoted around £70 - I assume that the cost of living crisis could be something to do with it, but I am certain that they will come down in price....
And of course, he presented one of those "just after 9.00 am on a weekday" discussion programmes on BBC Radio 4 - it was either Start the Week or Midweek, probably siting in for the usual presenter.
With regards to Game for a Laugh, it was a pity that it more less became The Jeremy...
An Irish war correspondent becoming a straight-man to a Saturday evening entertainment show involving practical jokes in the early 1980s did seem almost difficult to believe, but it did happen, and as Terry Wogan and Eamonn Andrews both proved, the Irish did indeed make great hosts, and even a former...
Just browsing at earlier posts on here, and I have to say that Ms Munro in the first series (I remember her surname was spelt like that when I had the 888 subtitles on when a clip from the very episode was shown in the 1990s) was not the first Headteacher - that job went to Mr Starling played by Denys...
Just had a look on the Eurovision 2025 page on Wikipedia - two entries stand out to me at the moment (mostly because of how they looked in their respective YouTube videos) - Luxembourg who only returned last year after over 30 years away, and also making me wonder whether it still existed as a country...
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