I thought I'd Imagined this..(Warning, 70's TV Nostalgia...)

appleyapper · **Joined:** Tue Dec 12, 2006 6:25 pm **Posts:** 483

Sure did along with so many great programs of the time such as Timeslip, Catweasle, The Flaxton Boys, The Tomorrow People and even the one and only Follyfoot arrgh!!!!!

Lord Smythe · **Posted:** Mon Oct 29, 2007 9:15 pm

appleyapper wrote:

Sure did along with so many great programs of the time such as Timeslip, Catweasle, The Flaxton Boys, The Tomorrow People and even the one and only Follyfoot arrgh!!!!!

The Tomorrow People featuring a young Mike Holloway, also of Flintlock fame, who is incidentally appearing in this year's panto
at Durham Gala along with Maureen Nolan and Pee Wee Price,they sure know how to attract the big name stars at Durham Gala Theatre!

Lord Smythe · **Posted:** Mon Oct 29, 2007 10:55 pm

ElvisCsGlasses(TM) wrote:

Lord Smythe wrote:

appleyapper wrote:

Sure did along with so many great programs of the time such as Timeslip, Catweasle, The Flaxton Boys, The Tomorrow People and even the one and only Follyfoot arrgh!!!!!

The Tomorrow People featuring a young Mike Holloway, also of Flintlock fame, who is incidentally appearing in this year's panto
at Durham Gala along with Maureen Nolan and Pee Wee Price,they sure know how to attract the big name stars at Durham Gala Theatre!

Flintlock, they had their own Tea-Time show with that fat cockney lass Pauline Quirk in about 1976...as did The Arrows. Marc Bolan had his own show in 77, first time I ever saw The Jam on telly.

These were replaced with the cringeworthy "Get It Together" with Roy North.

Pauline's Quirks :roll:

Warwick Hunt · **Posted:** Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:08 pm

ElvisCsGlasses(TM) wrote:

Lord Smythe wrote:

appleyapper wrote:

Sure did along with so many great programs of the time such as Timeslip, Catweasle, The Flaxton Boys, The Tomorrow People and even the one and only Follyfoot arrgh!!!!!

The Tomorrow People featuring a young Mike Holloway, also of Flintlock fame, who is incidentally appearing in this year's panto
at Durham Gala along with Maureen Nolan and Pee Wee Price,they sure know how to attract the big name stars at Durham Gala Theatre!

Flintlock, they had their own Tea-Time show with that fat cockney lass Pauline Quirk in about 1976...as did The Arrows. Marc Bolan had his own show in 77, first time I ever saw The Jam on telly.

These were replaced with the cringeworthy "Get It Together" with Roy North.

Jeez I remember all them. There was another pop programme around the same time - Supersonic. Also remeber Runaround with Mike Read.

parmopooly · **Posted:** Wed Oct 31, 2007 12:45 am

ElvisCsGlasses(TM) wrote:

These were replaced with the cringeworthy "Get It Together" with Roy North.

it all went South after that :sweeeet:

And · **Posted:** Wed Oct 31, 2007 11:25 pm

not heard or seen that one before Phil, just a bit before my time. I've just been listening to the theme tune from 'The Paperlads' though...

I'll get me coat.

MutleyRules · **Posted:** Thu Nov 01, 2007 12:03 pm

Stand back Superman, Iceman, Spiderman. Batman and Robin too
Don’t wanna cause a fracas, but BA Baracas, have I got a match for you.
She makes them look like a bunch of fairies.
She’s got more bottle than United Dairies.
Hang about - Look out! For Supergran.

You can take your heroes, your Robert De Niros. Your Al Pacinos too.
They say Stallone is just another phoney. He couldn’t lace his shoes.
After her they’re all big girls blouses she’s got more front than a row of houses

Hang about - Look out! For Supergran

She’s a serious granny (Supergran!) A serious granny (Supergran!)
She’ll do things that you never saw your granny do
Scunner Campbell: Is there nothing that she cannae do?

And · **Posted:** Thu Nov 01, 2007 7:25 pm

ElvisCsGlasses(TM) wrote:

I can JUST about remember the theme tune.

think it's called 'Back home once again' by ermmm Renaissance

in my defence, i haven't listened to the rest of the album 'yet'

Hawklord · **Joined:** Thu Aug 17, 2006 10:27 pm **Posts:** 3118

Yes, Jane Relf was in the band as was her brother Keith.

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