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After Madeline Smith it is Nanette Newman and what a looker she was back in the day and to be fair still looked good in her advancing years.Originally posted by 57vintage View Post
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I know I shouldn't but I still find it hilarious flicking over to GBN or Talk TV now and again.
Viewers were just treated to Laurence Fox letting a calmly spoken, elderly GP reduce him to swearing live on air before nearly breaking down in tears. Not willing to listen to a single thing the GP was saying even though he obviously knew what the f*ck he was talking about.
These presenters are absolutely pulled apart if they have any guests who aren't 100% yes men.
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I'm sure there are quite a few on here who would lap up the shyte spouted by 'Lozza'.Originally posted by mondo_notion View PostI know I shouldn't but I still find it hilarious flicking over to GBN or Talk TV now and again.
Viewers were just treated to Laurence Fox letting a calmly spoken, elderly GP reduce him to swearing live on air before nearly breaking down in tears. Not willing to listen to a single thing the GP was saying even though he obviously knew what the f*ck he was talking about.
These presenters are absolutely pulled apart if they have any guests who aren't 100% yes men.
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Anyone else notice the Dundee Utd references in this evening's episode of The Gold on BBC One?
I caught two of the names of McAvoy's fellow cellmates, Milne and Sturrock. Thought it was a bit odd, hearing those names. Then saw the credits at the end, Tannadice Productions.
Something similar happened years back when the scriptwriter gave some of the cast of an episode of Taggart names of the Arbroath FC team from 1958. Of course, some old timers recognised what was going on......
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One scene had a dude in a vintage Joot Shirt. Just an extra but I clocked it.Originally posted by Mike Oxsa-Eugene View PostAnyone else notice the Dundee Utd references in this evening's episode of The Gold on BBC One?
I caught two of the names of McAvoy's fellow cellmates, Milne and Sturrock. Thought it was a bit odd, hearing those names. Then saw the credits at the end, Tannadice Productions.
Something similar happened years back when the scriptwriter gave some of the cast of an episode of Taggart names of the Arbroath FC team from 1958. Of course, some old timers recognised what was going on......
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Watched The Gold on Saturday. Not a bad programme at all and yes I did clock the joot references.
To be fair if I could write a TV drama or a film, I would probably use names of Aberdeen footballers.
When the TV series Casualty first started, it used Norwich City players as character names.
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How do you think Donsdaft would cope with the Bill & Frank episode? I thought it was up there with the best tv I’ve seen in yearsOriginally posted by mondo_notion View PostBinged the series a while back. Didn't clock any of the Joot references but enjoyed the show more than I thought I would.
Finale of The Last Of Us later tonight/ this morning. It's been brilliant. HBO rarely make a dud. No laughing at the back for Westworld.
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Completely agree. Given it ultimately had nothing to do with the main story (other than providing a car and supplies to the main characters) it still worked so well. Mind you, their ***uality was almost an aside, it was much more about companionship I thought.Originally posted by Mason89 View PostHow do you think Donsdaft would cope with the Bill & Frank episode? I thought it was up there with the best tv I’ve seen in years
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The whole series has been great but that particular episode was perfect.Originally posted by Red Zone View PostCompletely agree. Given it ultimately had nothing to do with the main story (other than providing a car and supplies to the main characters) it still worked so well. Mind you, their ***uality was almost an aside, it was much more about companionship I thought.
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