Відео

" I'm Brett, but you can call me darling " !

I was 5 years old and in love, I now know why, she asked me out on a date!

Actually Granada and Carlton merged.

Paxman era is very iconic

The original theme tune lasted two days short of ten years. Last used on 19th April 1974.

Got on another part of You Tube.

I loved this show and the music.

I barely remembered this lost Gem of a show! I purchased both seasons on DVD and I’m glad I did! A great show!

What's happened to the BBC and most programming now ..... wokeness and socialism destroys beauty , art and music.

Fantastic , uplifting!

No children with gender dysphoria in those days ! Funny eh

Oh better days

no sound

I have always love this tune, one of the best ever tv themes. I also like the vocal version by the late Matt Munro.

Great tv show great theme never gets old fast cars Aston Martin v8 Ferrari dino two great actors RIP roger and Tony

5⁄4-Takt :-)

Pat McGoohan - the highest paid UK tv star of the 1960s - £2k a week in 60's money.

You don`t realise until you get old how much you took for granted your younger days

The years of 1962 to 1974 of the Kirkintilloch Herald - have been added to the British Newspaper Archive yesterday. We now know who was in the Lenzie Academy team. It was Linda Tennant, Marilyn Barr, Joan Dunlop and Ruth Arnaud. What I'm delighted in also finding out from the Kirkintilloch Herald, was that David Dimbleby was the son of Richard Dimbleby.

A song to inspire one's self before a battle with the devil. "Some of Us are going to try!"

My grandson is named after Troy Tempest

Very happy memories of living in married quarters around the UK and overseas, and going to village schools. Dad served with the RAF, mum the selfless and dutiful housewife, both ever present source of love, security and reassurance. All that a child could need.

Who loves Marina in 2024 , just me ?

WOW this brings back some memories, just before 5.30 am everyday radio 1 & 2 starting up.

Blimey - when I was a kid I used to love how 'busy' the string section sounded on this - I used to imagine their bowing arms going like the clappers. It's been a treat to hear it again! And that ending - top notch stuff.

La serie televisiva in Italia si chiamava " Attenti a quei due "

My girlfriends dad named her Marina having been enthralled by this song and by aqua marina

Back in the days before the oversized studios and news readers with no personality took over ...

70's and 80's were a golden time for music, movies and telly - sadly long gone and will never return 😞

They "streamlined" the apostrophe out of "Whicker's".

It always reminds me of the Monty Pyrhon sketch . The Alan Whicker Appreciation Society

who used to think that the teams really were placed above each other? well i see that in some of those nz and aussie versions they actually were! (like in the young ones spoof of course).

Perfect, pure art. Timeless.

I am looking at all the troubles today ok we had few minor things like the mods and rockers but please what i would give to go back to the sixties

Tele was stylish and classy, they made plans to make everything right from the opening credits to the shows ❤☺️👍

OK, I wasn't born until late 1963 but I still remember this song from my youth when I listened to LWM on Radio 4.

As a six-year old boy in 1971 I really tripped out on this music and the short introduction showing both actors from young cildren to men. In my innocence, I found it very haunting, and, ironically so, my dad was killed in a neighbourly dispute so I rarely play this because it evokes such intense feelings about my dad!

Left Bank Two by the Noveltones. I have it as the ringtone on my phone. VisionOn was my favourite television program, way back in the day.

Bernard Cribbins OBE 1928-2022 Thanks for the memories buddy ❤ 😊

The theme is very relaxing

As I recall it, this closed the programme. My younger brother by five years remembers that it was something he called Dingy-Dong, Dingy Dong that opened the programme.

Happy Birthday BBC Two

This was shown in the Granada region. I remember watching it.

Very Joyce Grenfell...

Was always super jealous of Aquamarina...😢😢😢I ❤❤

Happy late b-day BBC two (1964-2024)

Fireball XL-5: NBC-TV, 1963-65!

"I've created the perfect woman" ~ Gerry Anderson

Truly excellent. And very many happy memories. This theme tune really meant that summer had arrived!

I distinctly remember this series of broadcasts even though I was only 10 - 11. One episode urged you to help get the old coins out of circulation quicker by telling you to "Give more, get change" also sung by the Scaffold. In the run-up to 15 Feb 1971 we also listened to "The Penny Programme" at school on Radio 4, which was essentially a radio version of this aimed at kids It was presented by Stuart Henry and Peter Pacey.