What TV shows did you watch growing up?
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I do that with food i have lettuce mango pineapple pomegranate croutons bacon bits has to be cesar pizza hut salad cream then will put dried strawberries or apples on top every night for last 3 years or more and if I cant find pomegranate or mango pineapple I panic
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interesting. Maybe these things are common after all.
At this time on a Sunday back in 1994, I'd be watching Grange Hill now on BBC Two, then over to channel 4 for voyage to the bottom of the sea and little house on the prairie.
The days when I knew how to relax.
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OOh yes me too !!! Im older than you but still watched the same and other ones I watched the borrowers i think thats what it was called
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I was on the Blue Peter side of the fence in the 1970's not Magpie. John Noakes was my favourite presenter.
SUPERSTARS was a show i loved too. It was a show where famous sport stars from various sports competed again other famous sport stars in multi disciplined events.
The Waltons was another show i enjoyed which usually aired on a Sunday afternoon.
Survivor was a long running series that i enjoyed but it scared me. It was a hard hitting drama about survivors in the UK trying to stay alive after a virus had wiped out most of the world's population.
My Sci Fi fix was Blake's 7. A show i absolutely loved.
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I watched them filming an episode of Blakes 7 in 1978 near Corsham in Wiltshire
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Oh survivors god thats a memory yes scared me so much
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Can't stop humming tune to 'The Love Boat' 🙄😅.
Loved 'The Saint' and 'Randall and Hopkirk (deceased'). I'm sure both were on on a Sunday too.
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I remember heart to heart my dad looked the same as the man who starred in it cant remember his name
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Hi Catherine, yes it was a very scary show for sure especially as i was a young teen with a still developing mind. Kinda like The Walking Dead but without the zombies.
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Hi Santosha,
I remember The Love Boat, The Saint, and Randall and Hopkirk well and all were shows i enjoyed. If i had to name my all time favourite show i would go with Hill Street Blues which was a ground breaking cops and robbers show from the US. It was the forerunner to lots of other hard hitting drama shows. M.A.S.H was another favourite, Cheers too. Oh and Mary Tyler more. Petrocelli and Lou Grant also.
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Hart to Hart wow that's a blast from the past! I can't remember the names of the two lead actors either but the female lead was my first ever crush. Alongside rock star Suzi Quatro.
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Oh he was lovely, wasn't it Robert Wagner ? married to Natalie Wood
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Just to annoy everyone 'Love, exciting and new, come aboard, we're expecting you', ha ha, if you know, you know.
I remember Hill Street Blues, mum and dad watched it but I don't know why i didn't. I loved Starsky and Hutch. David Soul, swoon swoon 😂
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Suzi Quatro, I was a fan. Just singing the other day 'if you can't give me love' ? C 1977 ish.
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Yes so many Tenko as well The Fall Guy its all the theme tunes they had as well I love the Little Hobo theme tune and Black beauty so so many
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I still watch the fall guy now and the A Team.
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Memories i still watch Tales of The Unexpected over and over oh and remember incredible Hulk and I loved superman back in the day
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And used to stay up late to watch Film Barry Norman of all the latest releases and film critics and my dad always bought film magazines every week
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The Old Grey Whistle Test
Parkinson
Dallas
The Thorn Birds
Question Time (with Robin Day)
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Cyril sneer
The Racoons, what a theme tune
Gummi Bears
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