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Killa Vanilla now, it seemed weird the other night Torchy saying how he uses it, when there isn’t a ounce of fat on him
 
Trevor’s sitting waiting patiently for the watch show to begin. He’s waiting because he’s not sure what time it is..
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Muttley said:
I like the football episode where Mrs Doyle declares football is "just a load of men kicking a ball about". Father Ted gave her a book called Understanding Football for Women and she and all her cronies become obsessive experts🤣

I always liked Father Jack who just sat in a corner swearing😜
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I like the one where the priests get lost in the women's lingerie section of a department store. Priceless. :LOL:
 
galesgal57 said:
I did like it when Dougal always called Bishop Brennan Len. I also loved the married couple who used to curse and swear at each other, and we're always sweetness and light in front of the priests. A great series. 🤣🤣
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Yes, it was laugh out loud funny, and you don't see much on the box today that fits this description. All of the actors were perfect for the role they played.
 
EmmaP said:
If I go to older TV, I tend to go back to Children’s TV Shows from my childhood. I admit I still watch the odd epsiode of Blue Peter the up to date stuff, I know it seems weird me nearly being 50, But got told it’s a common trait, to sometimes feel more child like.

Saying that Blue Peter in 2025 has become so dumbed down and no budget
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Nothing wrong at all with going back and watching things you used to love as a child, I think it's good for us to go down Memory Lane and remind ourselves of things we loved and enjoyed as a kid, what we were doing at the time the programme was shown, etc.. I always watched Blue Peter in the early 60's (well before you did!) and learnt a lot from it. Used to watch it sometimes with my cousin, who was years older than me and at college.
 
Scraping the barrel said:
Luckily Muriel is alert and on hand to warn them when ‘our hero’ is on with said watches
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I think she needs some looking after, given her dinner is kiwi fruits, slices of melon, tomatoes and a glass of wine. Has Wiltshire Farm Foods gone rogue on her?
 
historymystery said:
Nothing wrong at all with going back and watching things you used to love as a child, I think it's good for us to go down Memory Lane and remind ourselves of things we loved and enjoyed as a kid, what we were doing at the time the programme was shown, etc.. I always watched Blue Peter in the early 60's (well before you did!) and learnt a lot from it. Used to watch it sometimes with my cousin, who was years older than me and at college.
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Anyone remember Tales from Europe, particularly The Singing Ringing Tree? It used to scare the living daylights out of me.
 

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