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How much longer must we put with this killer queen. Sorry, who can stand this hard-hearted woman?

请问这个视频里展示的婚礼和奥运会的电视直播录像在哪里可以看到全部内容啊

This show doesn’t get enough love

Lots of people can learn from Esther, I remember writing to Esther in the late sixties early seventies when I was a child explaining how miserable I was at home and she replied to me explaining that there was nothing she could do directly though she did say I was welcome to the studios to see how the programme was made. I never did reply back though I wish I did.

WE ALL KNOW WHAT PHILLIP SCHOFIELD LIKED EXPLORING

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TVC, distinctive and adored? ... So much so, the BBC sold it! ... Obviously the Beeb value money more than British television history?

On holiday, so actually had a chance to “Tune In” for the full 2 hours, on a what would normally be a working day! Live Aid was the broadcast of my generation (X), no internet, mobile phones or plethora of TV content to continually distract us and blank VHS, was really expensive! Everyone enjoying themselves on the day, old and new performers delivering their best until …. the Cars video of Drive, showed the actual impact of famine, bringing everyone to tears, focussing us all on the purpose. As a broadcaster for 25 years. it still amazes me how the analogue satellite linkage, was planned, negotiate and delivered to near seamlessly join the two international concerts making them one. But then Live 8 pushed the boundaries further helping to cancel significant debt and increased G8 aid by $25bn to African nations, with a call to action that was based on social purpose rather than the historical echo of “Give us the ******* Money”. Also had a dash more, dare I say it, Diversity here in London! Fantastic to hear about Harvey’s extensive career, before and after, which I really never appreciated. Great broadcast, thanks Harvey, Andrew and to all my RTS colleagues and friends.

This was so good, I was actually the last question I asked and what my point was is when you’ve got a bunch of bad TV shows or a bad or good TV shows and movies about a particular subject would that influence it coming out based on that, so obviously Super Mario Bros wasn’t well received for those who are fans on the show But something like nightmare which was so ahead of its time and everything that was such a positive experience and there’s a little hidden references so Steve Neil Sampat salon and Ellie Gibson. I do actually know personally and I met Steve through nightmare. Live in Milton Keynes, which was a dream come true for me because I love the show wanted to go on it, but didn’t have any friends to do it And one of the things that I found out that Stapleton video game comedian fantastic and I’ve actually been to the filming of a couple of the car babe it’s one of which I was actually cosplaying as link which I thought was kind of awesome. Can you be in the next audience please and I’m like I would love to but I’m working the next day and I’m going to be absolutely tired and I’ve had nothing to do to it, I was like yeah I would love to but I’m the one guess that I really missed was Jonathan Ross. I would love to have been on that typing but I flew out to America on that day so on holiday but yeah it was really it was such a good panel and it was actually filmed at the ITV studios as well which was amazing.

Very interesting Q&A - and great to hear about more episodes to come!

So chill! Shall we connect?

Norman's research is faultless and addresses many of the issues surrounding the development of television in the UK. I'm honoured to be able to call him a friend.

Barry De cruise did a nice job

Just are just 3 studios at 'TV Centre' now, - 1, 2 and 3 which happen to be their original numbers as they count from the left hand side of the building which is the bit still used for TV. The wall with the famous dots is the outside wall of Studio 1, home of the Graham Norton show as well as other programmes.

Drummer from Stateless!!!

Mars is most probably sterile.

14:16 lol Brian, never change!

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Can't wait I've spent 5 years studying the gigerpans from the rovers and I have built 8 models of the strange objects that I have seen up there. I have my own hypothesis of what's up there but you would not believe me.

Brian Cox: Seven Days On Mars is broadcast on BBC2 at 9pm on 17 June, and in iPlayer thereafter.

all 3 are superb, georgous....jonas nay is amazing .

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One of the worst shows I've seen

I'm a very late disciple of this series .. & you commentary about the UK-raection is very obvious, but '83's links to apartheaid/Africa would have an EVEN MORE relevant context to all the SouthernAfrican people like my generation, who probably are now considered the "diaspora" .. that my UK-colleagues dont quite get, yet the series is a wonderful chronology of the pre-Soviet collapse that we have all forgotten, especially after the .COM bubble tsunami that washed away Soviet-socialism .. yet ironically you mentioned Putin .. & today his spectre-phoenix has arisen in today's Ukraine. .. from the Western post-COVID chaos .. !

AND yet, the bean-counters demolished it and moved the whole shooting match to the 'dump' that is Salford Quays in Manchester. SAD !

How can I watch and paint along with the PAOTW in Canada please, I LOVE everything Sky Arts creates? ♥️🇨🇦

If it was SUCH a happy place to work, why were there so many strikes and work to rules in the 1960s and 70s?

Brilliant

Ingrid is the most beautiful woman in the world.

very insightful thank you!

RIP Rodger Bunce

Hi. Will this be staying here? it won't get deleted?

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Such a great collaboration between these three. I hope it is one that they will revisit.

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Loved all three series. Such a shame it came to an end. ☹️

Marvellous footage - thank you RTS and Norman!

Really great to see this historic film and to see so many PYE D16T television receivers. I have two consoles and a table model that I have restored to excellent working order. Thanks for letting us see this. John.

Terrific, and lots more than just the 1948 London Olympics!

Thank you so much to all involved in this video, an absolute gem! A fascinating insight into the technical history of UK television, a real education. Can I ask are there any 1,250 line video recordings still in existence, are there any VTR's that can still play them? The HD video in this production appears to be converted to SD. We need more videos like this, in fact ironically it's better than the content of broadcast television today! Well done all, I salute you.

Brilliant and fascinating lecture. Thanks for making this available for us all to enjoy!

Thank you for watching and making it to the end. The video will remain on the same UA-cam link until the end of the Olympics. Feel free to pass on to friends and colleagues. Thank you Norman Green!

Really looking forward to this livestream.

Can't believe they decided to demolish most of the studios. With the way things went in London with itv London studios, BBC television centre could have become 'Media City London' with all studios retained, itv and BBC using office space and flats built on the outer ring (scenery and restaurant blocks) it could have been something!!

Yet, renovating it into an apartment wasn't a good idea. It'll technically infuriating for those whose sleep