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Was this BBC1 Christmas adaptation of the globe only in Scotland - I don't remember it in England?

My childhood has come back to life.

Looking forward to watching the classic movies 🎬

Your V2000 experience is certainly better than mine. Philips or Grundig?

Thank you! This really takes me back, especially the Company programme near closedown.

Television heaven indeed.

The good old days

Back in the 70s,everyone would complain about the same Christmas repeats. Now I’d give anything for the BBC to repeat those programmes.

Brilliant 👏👏

More entertainment in one night, on one channel, than you would see all year on TV today

When the world - compared to today - was fairly sane.

Barely any channels but we all looked forward to anything that was on, no smug 'celebs' just people who had worked on radio and in theatre for years - know how to entertain us!

Wonderful entertainment, no pathetic quiz shows with Z list so called celebrities.

Amazing memories

Makes my heart smile, but sad as well.

A lost world.

WOW! Them were the days! I want to go BACK!

Let's timewarp back to the days when we had TV worth watching .

We're blessed having this Time Machine back to an era we took for granted.

What is the bridge shown in the open/close?

Wonder if that chap Alex Ferguson will ever amount to anything... 🙂

Pamela Ballantine on announcing duty, and also appearing in-vision in the 'Farming Ulster' trailer.

Maxwell Deas, Tyne Tees's long-serving head of religious broadcasting and the leading force behind Highway presenting the epilogue. Annie St John doing her thing out of vision this time, for some reason.

Amazing

Oh the memories!

Nicholas Parsons was astounding at the end of the show - the off the cuff closing speech was superb.

Ah, great memories, when Xmas TV was so much better than it is now. More does not equal better.

Long shot, but looking for the play Dearly Beloved (with Gareth Thomas), if anyone has it! (It’s the one that’s advertised in the trailer at the end of this clip.)

Wonderful.

Brilliant.

Poignant warm memories of a time. Mid 70s, a winter afternoon with the coal fire blazing. 😉

These truly are gold dust - any new complete eps of this classic are to be treasured

Scenes of a simpler era

Super to be transported back to a lovely bygone era

TSW presentation was a class act compared to Westcountry.

Lavers the legend! 👍👍

Terrific old time entertainment - love it!

Fantastic !

Thank you so much for sharing this. Full disclosure; I downloaded the audio, to use the end credits of "Father's Day" for one of my videos (I have the theme song, but no footage). I have longed to see this programme again, and despite searching long and hard for any footage, your video with the end credits is the only one I've ever come across; even so, it was still wonderful to see a small glimpse of this programme. It's a great thing you're doing; preserving these moments of our history that, whilst on the great scheme of things seems inconsequential, bring such joy to those of us that remember these times of our lives; the programmes, and even the continuity, so thank you!

£140 for a Vauxhall Chevette. Worth every penny!

Absolutely genius stuff, how lucky to be a kid back then

It is indeed Simon Bates. He did several stints as the voice of BBC1 menu trailers in the late 70s and early 80s. I think mostly deputising for Ray Moore.

Grampian - still "generic" in 1995.

Is there life after death? We at ATV asked the people of Birmingham...

This is very rare. Perhaps you could upload it to Archive or similar with the original interlacing still present?

Brilliant! THANK YOU!

Fantastic upload! Thanks for sharing this! I’d love to see more Believe it or Not ❤

Who did the titles for The Nature of Things? Monty Python?

Good old days.

Very clean switch at Post Office Tower for 1979