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'I'm Alright Jack,' as written by George Orwell 😂

Absolutely hilarious! thank you so much for sharing

What are yu saying rambling on who abused who

Brilliant to se these again I was 12 giving my adge away but Drama like this we don't get anymore it's all love Island etc

Crap

It seemed to me like they were heavily hinting that it was the sister who was really abusing Billy, but then the whole story ended without any dramatic resolution, which seems typical for Play for Today. I thought maybe there had been an ending that had been cut for time or something.

I would like to thank you for putting some great single season episodes like this and the 9 episode James Garner Man of the people. There is one series I started from another channel a series with James Garner I cannot remember the full title Murphy series ran for 24 episodes I just got into two episodes before UA-cam pulled the channel down and all its content . Any chance putting this series on and also the Rockford files movies James Garner made after Man of the People much appreciated . Thank you .

One of the most heartwarming twist endings ever.

Amazing acting really touching and terrific to see Cynthia Johnson 🌹❤️

Uncle Leo!

17.05 Tom Cruise, wow he gets everywhere and never ages 😮

Wow! Ouch! American foreign policy and internal shenanigans, hasn't changed much! 😂 Opening reminded me of blazing saddles, should of got the Spanish inquisition in there as well 😂😂😂

Anyone know what year/month this was filmed?

If only we had dramas like this today, tho in the 70s Play for Today could be challenging shall we say.

I'm so confused. Why did she keep denying she'd seen the shoe? Did she still think her husband was a suspect?

That was fantastic ❤

That line "You'd be a little upset if your husband just dropped down DEAD!" is pretty heavy considering it's being said to actress Judy Loe, who lost her husband very suddenly a few years prior, and I think many folks watching in 82 would been aware of that. It gives the story a hidden deprh outside the plot. It is a bit like when Audie Murphy was cast as the scared young soldier in the Red Badge of Courage when most people would have been aware that he'd had to kill hundreds of men in real battle.

Like today they look old to be in school. I would think 🤔 that they would have a job and their own place. But I enjoy this movie 😊

Boring

Ole skool movies 🎥 I really enjoy this movie ❤

Where's the rest of this episode?

Demonstrates how recorded interviews of suspects has proved to be essential...

The way the world used to look back when , now 2024 many miss eating around a table with family ,because we are oldies now groan x

great .Cherie ,s face is priceless in the last senses of the desert enjoyed watching this x

The character of Bernice Bradshaw is very good. Was she in 9 To 5? Tate Donovan smoking hot. Were Marc and Frances incestuously involved?

Note the set design for the interview included a picture of the former Israeli General Moshe Dayan. Yet another jibe against Israel - the UNHCR DOES NOT CARE ONE BIT FOR ISRAEL.

scary worrying and down right wrong that people don't even bother to check outside when one hears someone screaming for help etc the attitude oh its not my problem is wide spread don't get involved etc but say its you who are crying for help ?

brilliant dark comedy ,if we are truly honest looking after very old people is not fun at all , the body is doing things that are highly unpleasant plus old people can and do look scary , i should know , i look after 90 yr old mum with no help , its hard because she is not my mum really anymore ,i am her mum its heart-breaking really x

Sicko's

I had never heard of this movie. I saw the other movie about this car that starred Stephanie Powers but this one is much better

never thought much of the idea of school reunions ,people coming back to see how good or bad your life turned out / great to see old 1970s fashions cars etc not a mobile in sight ,we still manged to talk without AI TECH and killing the planet etc x

Many of us who were young in the 1970s when this was made are of a similar age now and living like this and in a time and world 2024 we thought we would never see or experience ,a lot are alone in rooms with computers but detached as everything has closed down ,even the young are suffering more loneliness depression mental disorders etc /shocking what's happened /great drama sad x

Anyone catch a very young Pauline Quirke as the cashier ?

most people will go through this ,having to lose loved ones ,takes pieces out of you the more you lose // you don't get over it ,you learn to live with all the pain loneliness etc brilliant drama

love to see the world we lost back then, people were more outgoing friendlier ,would get a good morning ,now 2024 people are more disconnected physically ,morally and a host of other things we lost through AI TEC and progress ? yeah we can speak to the ends of the earth but at what cost to the planet animals humans etc does anyone else agree ? or is it just my age talking x Thanks so much for putting these gold dramas on ,their history now x

A story about a sick man.

wow the world back then eh in the 1970s i remember it well ,human contact has been lost shops have closed ,pubs ,clubs, meeting places /2024 most are alone indoors on a computer in different rooms //yeah we lost human contact all right //really upsetting Thanks for vid x

What an awful woman.

I knew at once that car was a Triumph Vitesse 6 convertible. But was too early for that radiator grille though, it was from the Vitesse 6 2-Litre Mark II, which only came out in 1970. That one in the film had a 1968 reg mark, which was from a Mark 1 Vitesse 2-litre, KAM 548F.

From an era (50 years ago) when drama was clean, and easy to understand properly. Yorkshire Television had a great track record for that kind of drama set in the right kind of environment. Pretty girl...but she had very slippery hands though. Loved that cardie she worn in the office.

Guest star Hilarie Thompson co-starred on the 1970-1971 TV series The Young Rebels as Elizabeth Coates.

Formidable película. Gracias por compartirla.

Really enjoyed the 2 part series

In any Countries Police are their own Enemies, after retirement they even deny their attachment,friendship, intentionally can not remember each other also, my experience

The detective looks rather like a young Brent Spiner from Star Trek: The Next Generation but he would only have been 10 when this was made.

Thank-you.

Interesting that Paul Stewart played a gangster in Kiss Me Deadly (1955).

The police officer called it in ww/the license plate number, make, color of car.

This is a bad movie.

I found it on UA-cam. I the beginning it said it was based on a book. But did not say it was based on a true story. Does anyone know if it was actually based on a true story? Back to watching it. I'm on part One right now. Thanks!