My miserable score will remain private! If you still get a point for shouting at the screen "Oh, that's errr, oh it's, can't think of it's name" then I got them all🤣🤣as it is I shall have to reflect on my poor performance and do better next time. That was great, a real trip down memory lane there so thank you very much👏👏👍
@@stuviewtv I kicked myself by getting my sweeny mixed up with my professionals🤣 but pleased I remembered mind your language straight away and although I've yet to get a 'full house' your quizzes are so entertaining that I don't get too upset about the score, it's great fun✌️🍻
I still think that the theme to Black Beauty stands up as a genuine piece of classical music. Absolutely beautiful. I'd add also add the Lightening Tree theme from Follyfoot. This can be confirmed because I also know, just how much fudge is required to give a kid a treat and the preferred destination for anybody having a bath in a private jet with a bar of Coussins Imperial Leather soap. Fantastic vid as always Stu, even though I was thwarted by 'The High Road' and at least three others where shouting "Robin's Nest" proved fruitless.
Yes!! The Black Beauty theme tune was a classic, along with Follyfoot...🐴🐴 l nearly put “Robin’s Nest” instead of “Sorry” and I always mix up the theme tunes of Yes Minister” and “ To the Manor Born.” Happy Memories 📺
Love it so much I made it my phone ring tone. Whenever an annoying tune gets stuck in my head, I only have to play Galloping Home to drive it out again.
Black Beauty was a truly 10:38 superb theme tune.With Dennis Watered Down man nowhere to be seen.The Sweeney...I can't say enough bad things about it.Completely overrated.The show that preceded it Special Branch was far superior.
23 not bad.. I, m now 57 1970 i was only 3 still very young for rest of em but remembered most we had better programmes then than we do now and we never had repeats either bring back the good old days thats what I say
A walk in the park for me, this one. Got every single one right. But then, it is a bit of a hobby of mine collecting theme tunes, so I wasn't likely to miss any of these.
That was good😊 enjoyed that quiz...some of those programms were on late it brought back memories of me thinking oh its bed time = school in the morning...oh no😮. Loved black beauty❤. Got about 6 wrong..yes including manor born..Not!. Thankyou,👍
I achieved a score of around 9. I was amazed that Mind your language pulled in around 18 million viewers. We only had around 3 or 4 channels which was generally light hearted entertainment, unlike the dross we have nowadays with over a hundred channels. Good work Stu. 👍🎵🎼
It was all going so well until 19 and 20. Also missed 25, so 22/25 declared. 17 one of the best themes ever. Fond memories of 4pm Saturday afternoons watching the wrestling. Happier, simpler times. Good quiz.👍
Really well put together ! Totally honest 17 for me, mostly due to age! Would love to go through more torture like this, especially as a first-time viewer and brand-new subscriber! Keep em comin’! JCHK
Lots of memories there thank you :) hammer house of horror .. Used to watch those late at night after parents went to bed. Stand out episode was " The house that bled to death" with blood coming out of the pipes .. Still remember it now
Glad you enjoyed the memories! The House That Bled to Death seems to be the one that most people remember. Not surprising considering that scene with the blood in the pipes!
You only remember the good, your mind blocks out the bad. No-one even back then considered Crossroads to be good. Or Take the high road. Or Albion Market (remember that abortion?) There's some good stuff on modern TV/streaming. Fringe was a masterpiece, fir example.
I only got 16 correct, but some I knew of and some i just couldn't remember the names, Some others on here done really well though!🔥 Well done Ye high scorers 👏 🔥 but thank you StuView👍 scores aside, you really do bring us niche folk together with our love and brilliant memories of days gone by of these particular decades, We need StuView, you are that place we can drop into and deeply reminisce, almost as if we are back there, the innocence and goofiness of being a bairn back then💙🔥 This place retains my interest and I'm so happy I found it, Visiting your channel, where everything in your content makes sense and is so happily familiar🔥🔥
Got them all, but the Yes Minister theme was confused with To the Manor Born. Regarding the hammer House of Horror, the theme was just brilliant and with it, you did not feel anything sinister until the face at the window of the house/castle!
Amazing video thanks so much for uploading! Got a lot of these but not all. I recognised the themes, but couldn’t match them to the show. I loved Minder me, my dad and me used to watch it when i was 10/11 years old. It was rubbish after Dennis Waterman left though. Thanks again pal, all the best
Yes Minister did catch me out. Such a smart TV show. I wonder what Sir Humphrey Appleby would make of this lot. The Z Cars theme was called Night Patrol I think.
The scariest 'Hammer House Of Horror' was one with a man driving down a country road at night in the rain. A shadowy figure in a yellow Souwester appears as if from out of nowhere. The driver stops to pick him up and later gets stabbed in the throat if I remember rightly by a withered hand but with a very long sharp nail attached to it.
Whhooaaa!! Hammer House of Horror!! I thought I was free of that nightmare!! All I remember is witches and blood in a bowl of custard! I was menatlly scarred by this programme!!!
I love these quizzes! I got 23 Growing up in the 70s and 80s all my attention was funneled into those three channels and then four, with a concentration on comedy The ones I got wrong was the second one that was too scary to watch as a child and the one you said could be confused for another tune which I did. I hope that's abiguous and far enough down the comment to avoid spoilers! Keep it up! 😊
How cool was that video 👍…got a pretty solid 22 out of 25….As for Hammer there were two episodes for me that stood out, one with Peter Cushing and Brian Cox and the other one with Diana Dors!
I got 18 , didn't get : Van der Valk Z cars World of sport Take the high road Angels Superststars Dick Turpin Great work again Stu, enjoyed that ! Cheers
I love your quizzes, this one was frustrating… I sat there saying “oh, god, what was that… oh, of course!” Brilliant. You asked about Hammer House of Horror, I remember one episode that featured a dinner reunion for a group of air crash survivors and I think a reporter gate crashed to get a story. Turned out the survivors only survived because they resorted to cannibalism and the journalist ended up staying for dinner, I believe he was delicious.
Great stuff, love these, and happy to say I did actually get a couple wrong, but only because I thought they were something else! I got Hammer House of Horror straight away though - I was very lucky to meet Peter Cushing, when he took a Sunday off filming his episode, "The Silent Scream". Not the series scariest (that was probably The House That Bled To Death) but definitely a chiller. He was staying at a hotel run by my best friend's parents, and my mates mum came up and said "Peter is in the lounge if you want to go and say hello". 1980. Three years after he played Moff Tarkin in Star Wars. I was 13!! Are you kidding? My mate and I spent two very chatty hours talking to this sweet, gentle, charming and friendly gentleman. He even bought us a coke each!! A memory I cherish every day.
Oh wow, that is fantastic. What a fabulous memory to cherish. Peter Cushing was one of my acting heroes, as was Christopher Lee. Wonderful that you got to chat with him for so long and it's nice to hear how nice he was. I never got to meet Peter but I did get to meet Christopher Lee about twenty years ago. That was a bucket list moment for me and he was a true gent too,
@delbydoo, Hi there! I love watching the Hammer Horror films and my favourite actor from those movies was the late, great Peter Cushing and I had a crush on Christopher Lee when he was young in the Hammer Horror movies. What you wrote about Peter, that was great and very sweet of him, he brought you and your friend a coke and chatted to you both. It shows that he was a gentleman, kindhearted and a lovely man 🥰.
A poor 12. I recognised a lot more but couldn't put a name to them. Used to watch Hammer house of horror with my grandad - that certainly made me the horror fan that I am today - The house that bled to death is the one that is the most memorable and I've seen that one a fire few times since then. Great video.
Same, as said to another commenter who said he recognised all😀 I said of course we all heard them all.. I got 11 wrong,.was.confident I'd do better 😂😂😂
Dunno whether I'm a bit ashamed to say I got 24 out of 25. ("Hammer house of horror" being the one I missed). I always felt I was outside playing in the street & park as a kid... but seeing my score on this quiz makes me feel I spent more time in the house than I remember !!! One I thought you might have included was "Just good friends" another Ronnie Hazelhurst ditty... I absolutely love the the final credit trumpet solo version more than I should for some reason... I think I must've subliminally heard it during a particularly happy event in my youth. Other potentials... "The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" and "the flashing blade" Great work as ever Stu. Thank you once again. P.S "Superstars" always makes me think of Brian Jacks, Geoff Capes AND Ron Pickering.
Network released The Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe on DVD a few years ago, my wife had never seen it, so began her crush on Robert Hoffmann. The soundtrack CD is brilliant (Robert Mellin & Gian-Piero Reverberi) which I still play regularly.
@@KarlMB64 Its weird when you see someone from 60+ years ago and find them VERY attractive.... It's like feeling attracted to a ghost from the past, that no longer exists. It happens quite often when I watch old films / TV. Current ideas of "beauty" don't really work for me. I might search out that OST CD as if the main theme is anything to go by, then it should have plenty of beautiful tracks. All the best.
Ouch! 8 wrong! And yeah you got me good on the Yes Minister thought it was To The Manor Born! Lulled into a false sense of security by the first ten and then there was much groaning!🤣
just done the quiz with my mum (i was born in 74, she was born in 52) didnt go too well lol. knew most of the themes, just couldnt connect them, i still have the Minder theme tune on vinyl single, i'm guessing my Dad must have bought it, fancied himself as a bit of a Terry Mccann in those days, Capri included. went a bit Arthur Daley later on, Jag included.
23/25🤩🎊 A great score from me.... but then I am from an age when my childhood was spent watching only three channels on television 📺 I was doing brilliantly until “Angels.” I recognised the tune, but forgot the programme!! The only series I had never heard of was “Hammer House of Horror.”🧛🏼♂️ Great Quiz🤔 With so many wonderful television 📺 theme tunes 🎶 You could do another Quiz🧐
20 correct god takes you right back ❤ I was only watching Hammer House of Horror the other week 😆 the theme that scared me was Armchair Thriller think it was more the shadow when it sits and grips the arms 😳🙈🙈🙈🤪
I still remember how the entire country stayed in to watch the final episode of Z-Cars. Didn't it end with the cast standing behind the police station shutters as they went down for the final time?
Only two, Black Beauty solely because I have watched Alan Partridge several times (it’s played at the end of the last episode of series 1 and Lynn shares this fact), it’s also the theme tune used for a Finnish comedy series in the late 90s. And Generation Game I knew only because I’ve binged that on UA-cam.
Truly enjoyed that Stu... All of them right, but one! As 'yes minister ' I truly did get mixed up with ' to the manor born' ha ha 😂..what a good prediction you had , that some of us might get it wrong 😂
I got some of the tv themes right like Crossroads (heard it was famous for its wobbly sets) lol 😂, Blockbusters. No-one was a better host than the late, Bob Holness. (RIP Bob!), Black Beauty, Hi-De-Hi, The Sweeney, Minder, The Professionals, forgot about, Tales of the Unexpected (loved that song and series), Parkinson (RIP Parky) but I don’t remember the other tv themes as I was born in 1980 but a few of the programmes like, The Professionals, The Sweeney and Minder are still repeated on tv.
Great video! Really appreciate your content as it takes me back to better times in the late 60s-70s when I was growing up. TV was so much better then with none of this modern PC, gender identity nonsense.
1. Hello Miss Diane-2. We're the Sweeney son and we haven't had our dinner yet-3. Lloydes, the sign of the black horse-4. I'll have a P please, Bob-5. Oh my gawd, it's her indoors-6. ?-7. Hello campers-8. Rhaul Dahl introduction-9. My guest tonight..-10. Z Victor 1-11. ?-12. Dutch courage-13. An Irishman walks into a pub-14. Didn't they do well-15. ?-16. Language Timothy-17. Coming up at 2.15 we have Mick McManus taking on Kendo Nagasaki-18. Cover me-19. Hurry Nurse, bedpan-20. ?-21.?-22. Just popping next next door to see Johnny Walker-23. Stand and deliver-24. Hello honkytonk-25. ?...... I thought I'd just give some alternative titles to those I could think of but those with the question mark, my mind went blank. Excellent upload.
I scored badly on this one but to comment on the hammer house of horror (one theme that I got straight away) I was 10 when they aired and the top three that disturbed me for life in this order was... the house that bled to death, the doppelganger one and Charlie boy, closely followed by the werewolf kids one. That short series was brilliant.
The Hammer house of horror episode that terrified me as a child was 'The two faces of Evil', with the hitchhiker... but my favourite will always be 'Charlie Boy' with the evil Nkisi Doll.
As a 15yo in 1980, I was allowed to watch Hammer House of Horror on a Saturday night. I don't remember being particularly scared by any episode though. Still watch the DVD box set occasionally.
I was 11 and I remember watching it, the one that always sticks in my mind I think was called the House that dripped blood or something the blood pouring out of the pipes onto the kids birthday party will stay with me forever haha.
Oh my god,theme 3 and 4 2 of my favourites Black Beauty and Blockbusters loved them both,haha remember getting told off by my mum for saying "can I have a p Bob" haha love it ❤❤😂😂😂😅😊
Lots of memories for me. There’s times I think tv programs were better back then. I look through FreeSat program menu now and the frequency I can’t find anything to watch
I don't think Hammer's House of Horror ever actually scared me, but a few of the stories still stick in my mind. The house that bled to death. The one with the genetically engineered plants and the adopted kid seeing the ghost of their real one who died after eating some of it. The one with the dream loop. "Why did you do it? Why did you kill your wife?" And the one with Peter Cushing as, what they originally think, is a concentration camp survivor, but he was one of the guards. And traps them in their house at the end with an electrified force field.
Thriller seamed like a popular drama on a Saturday evening back in the early seventies but my Mum was always reluctant to allow me to sit up and watch it. If only I had a portable TV set in my bedroom then!
OMG! This is the first quiz that I hate having a very good score. Guess I'm goanna have to start buying adult nappies soon. Thank you Stuview TV for this.(sarcasm level 11) Also thank you Stuview TV for your great uploads, I suppose? (sarcasm level 0).
Hammer House of Horror. Most frightening. Maybe The Two Faces of Evil, the hitchhiker episode. Then the Peter Cushing one where he kept Brian Cox trapped with a tiger.
Hammer house of horrors! The ghoul, the house that dripped blood and creeping flesh were the ones I remember scaring me half to death as a young boy in the seventies.
only got the mind you language one wrong. Superstars will always stand out to me as my uncle was on it with his mate Geoff Capes, and gave me the T-Shirt afterwards as a kid.
I didn't do too bad, considering I was just a small child in the seventies, and wasn't allowed to watch many of these shows... I got about two-thirds of them right. Did anyone else have a weird thing going on with some of these theme tunes? A few of them ('Angels' and 'Z-Cars' being two examples) I was absolutely CERTAIN had lyrics to them - I was even trying to remember them, to help me guess the theme tune by singing them - but, once I knew the answer, I knew they didn't, they were only ever instrumentals. Maybe some tunes just had such a solid beat and melody line they sounded like they SHOULD'VE had lyrics.
Got most of em, missed Dick Turpin (sounded familiar) and Superstars (Thought international athletics, so close) and yes, I was thinking TTMB for Yes Minister, probably cos it didn't start with the chime.
My miserable score will remain private! If you still get a point for shouting at the screen "Oh, that's errr, oh it's, can't think of it's name" then I got them all🤣🤣as it is I shall have to reflect on my poor performance and do better next time. That was great, a real trip down memory lane there so thank you very much👏👏👍
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Sounds like a full house then Martin!😀
@@stuviewtv I kicked myself by getting my sweeny mixed up with my professionals🤣 but pleased I remembered mind your language straight away and although I've yet to get a 'full house' your quizzes are so entertaining that I don't get too upset about the score, it's great fun✌️🍻
Almost the same as you.
I said Follyfoot for Black Beauty.
“Get your trousers on, you’re nicked!” Another great selection and great commentary, Stu. Thanks.
We're the Sweeney son, and we haven't had any dinner.
I still think that the theme to Black Beauty stands up as a genuine piece of classical music. Absolutely beautiful.
I'd add also add the Lightening Tree theme from Follyfoot.
This can be confirmed because I also know, just how much fudge is required to give a kid a treat and the preferred destination for anybody having a bath in a private jet with a bar of Coussins Imperial Leather soap.
Fantastic vid as always Stu, even though I was thwarted by 'The High Road' and at least three others where shouting "Robin's Nest" proved fruitless.
I often find shouting the same answer repeatedly eventually pays dividends...sadly, not this time though it seems!
Yes!! The Black Beauty theme tune was a classic, along with Follyfoot...🐴🐴 l nearly put “Robin’s Nest” instead of “Sorry” and I always mix up the theme tunes of Yes Minister” and “ To the Manor Born.” Happy Memories 📺
But was this fudge full of peppery goodness?
@@Matelot123 Not only was it full of Cadbury goodness, but it was very small and neat. :)
Now, "Do you want the fish"?
The theme to the Czech dubbed in English programme 'White Horses' was also very pleasant.
Oh, thank you for this! Some of those themes took me back! The Black Beauty theme, however brief, actually brought tears to my eyes.
My pleasure! That Black Beauty theme often gets me too, such a beautiful and stirring tune.
Love it so much I made it my phone ring tone. Whenever an annoying tune gets stuck in my head, I only have to play Galloping Home to drive it out again.
@@socratesrocks1513 I agree with you. It's one of the most beautiful and evocative tunes ever to be played.
Black Beauty was a truly 10:38 superb theme tune.With Dennis Watered Down man nowhere to be seen.The Sweeney...I can't say enough bad things about it.Completely overrated.The show that preceded it Special Branch was far superior.
23 not bad.. I, m now 57 1970 i was only 3 still very young for rest of em but remembered most we had better programmes then than we do now and we never had repeats either bring back the good old days thats what I say
21 - To Manor Born & Yes Minister are almost identical pieces of music!!! I loved Mind Your Language - could never be shown on British TV now!
Great Quiz! I didn't get everything right..... , BUT it was good to hear Old UK TV Themes. Some Wonderful Themes existed many years ago.....
Brilliant ! So glad we found this channel 😊
That's great to hear - thanks!
Some great memories for me. The Dick Emery Show was a family favourite! Oh you are awful…. So many great characters that would never be revived today.
Absolutely loved this nostalgia, I knew most of them, what's more we used to watch most of them, which is shocking to think about
Glad you enjoyed the memories!
Absolutely great. So many memories. A tear came to my eye at number 3. I got 22. Clearly watched too much telly. Thanks, Stu. 😊
You're very welcome!
Its surprising how just a few notes can jog great memories, thank you for the smiles. 17 correct
You're welcome 😊
A walk in the park for me, this one. Got every single one right. But then, it is a bit of a hobby of mine collecting theme tunes, so I wasn't likely to miss any of these.
Top stuff!
I enjoyed that. Remembering all but 1, it was great to hear them all once again.
Another great quiz stu. These really bring back some great memories. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!
Brilliant way to spend a friday night, i really enjoyed this :D
Fantastic, thank you!
Manor Born...definitely! And then you explained why it wasn't. Good fun. Thanks. 😊
That was good😊 enjoyed that quiz...some of those programms were on late it brought back memories of me thinking oh its bed time = school in the morning...oh no😮. Loved black beauty❤. Got about 6 wrong..yes including manor born..Not!. Thankyou,👍
Well I came a cropper on 'Take the high road',which i suspect many will!
And, I'm ashamed to say 'Hi De Hi' also.
Your graphics are brilliant Stu! 👍🙂
Thanks!
I got that one, then talked myself out of it.
I achieved a score of around 9.
I was amazed that Mind your language pulled in around 18 million viewers. We only had around 3 or 4 channels which was generally light hearted entertainment, unlike the dross we have nowadays with over a hundred channels.
Good work Stu. 👍🎵🎼
Thanks!
Brilliant Stu , I got about eight wrong and although I remembered the theme songs matching them to the shows was a bit tougher.
It was all going so well until 19 and 20. Also missed 25, so 22/25 declared. 17 one of the best themes ever. Fond memories of 4pm Saturday afternoons watching the wrestling. Happier, simpler times. Good quiz.👍
I used to love watching the wrestling on a Saturday afternoon. Just a shame there was about two hours of horse racing to get through first!
Fab! Was hoping to hear 'Blake 7', that theme was epic!
Great quiz and yes I thought number 22 was To The Manor Born!
Really well put together !
Totally honest 17 for me, mostly due to age!
Would love to go through more torture like this, especially as a first-time viewer and brand-new subscriber!
Keep em comin’!
JCHK
Glad you enjoyed the video, despite the torture! Thanks so much for subscribing.
wow happy memories! Thank you!
Lots of memories there thank you :) hammer house of horror .. Used to watch those late at night after parents went to bed. Stand out episode was " The house that bled to death" with blood coming out of the pipes .. Still remember it now
Glad you enjoyed the memories! The House That Bled to Death seems to be the one that most people remember. Not surprising considering that scene with the blood in the pipes!
@@stuviewtv'Charlie Boy' with the Nkisi doll was always my favourite.
Thanks for sharing, took me back....
Why were the shows back then. So much better than the shows of today .
You only remember the good, your mind blocks out the bad. No-one even back then considered Crossroads to be good. Or Take the high road. Or Albion Market (remember that abortion?)
There's some good stuff on modern TV/streaming. Fringe was a masterpiece, fir example.
The Black Beauty Theme tune I have as my ring tone I loved that. Show plus the horse.
Damn you, Ronnie Hazelhurst. Thought Yes Minister was To The Manor Born...
You're not alone there Dan!
@@stuviewtvyeah the beginnings are so similar, another 10 secs and the difference is far easier to spot though 👍
Only got about half right.Theme tune for Black Beauty being one of my favourite TV series as a young teenager.🙂
I really enjoyed this
Many thanks.
I only got 16 correct,
but some I knew of and some i just couldn't remember the names,
Some others on here done really well though!🔥
Well done Ye high scorers 👏 🔥
but thank you StuView👍 scores aside, you really do bring us niche folk together with our love and brilliant memories of days gone by of these particular decades,
We need StuView, you are that place we can drop into and deeply reminisce, almost as if we are back there,
the innocence and goofiness of being a bairn back then💙🔥
This place retains my interest and I'm so happy I found it,
Visiting your channel, where everything in your content makes sense and is so happily familiar🔥🔥
nice one, ah the memories i got 19/25 and yes i did think of Brian Jacks can still feel the pain of those squat thrusts 😮
Great work Stu. Another wonderful trip down Memory Lane. My wife and I got quite a few. We too thought it was 'to the manor born....' 😂😂😂❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Amazing how often those two series are mixed up when it comes to their theme tunes.
Yes that one tripped me up as well.
I missed out on 8. Thought it was to the Manor born. 17.
Great selection. I managed to get about two-thirds of them right.
20/25. Yes Minister tripped me up. I guessed To the Manor Born.
Same manor born 😂 11 wrong for me.
Got them all, but the Yes Minister theme was confused with To the Manor Born. Regarding the hammer House of Horror, the theme was just brilliant and with it, you did not feel anything sinister until the face at the window of the house/castle!
Amazing video thanks so much for uploading! Got a lot of these but not all. I recognised the themes, but couldn’t match them to the show. I loved Minder me, my dad and me used to watch it when i was 10/11 years old. It was rubbish after Dennis Waterman left though. Thanks again pal, all the best
Many thanks!
Yes Minister did catch me out. Such a smart TV show. I wonder what Sir Humphrey Appleby would make of this lot.
The Z Cars theme was called Night Patrol I think.
The scariest 'Hammer House Of Horror' was one with a man driving down a country road at night in the rain.
A shadowy figure in a yellow Souwester appears as if from out of nowhere. The driver stops to pick him up and later gets stabbed in the throat if I remember rightly by a withered hand but with a very long sharp nail attached to it.
The Two Faces of Evil- definitely one of the scariest of all the episodes.
Whhooaaa!! Hammer House of Horror!! I thought I was free of that nightmare!! All I remember is witches and blood in a bowl of custard! I was menatlly scarred by this programme!!!
I love these quizzes!
I got 23
Growing up in the 70s and 80s all my attention was funneled into those three channels and then four, with a concentration on comedy
The ones I got wrong was the second one that was too scary to watch as a child and the one you said could be confused for another tune which I did. I hope that's abiguous and far enough down the comment to avoid spoilers!
Keep it up! 😊
Many thanks!
Great quiz thanks again Stu I had 13/25👍👍😁
Thanks Ken!
Very enjoyable. Got about 70%.
As a child that grew up in the late 70s and ealry 80s this was right down my street. However still got 7 wrong!
How cool was that video 👍…got a pretty solid 22 out of 25….As for Hammer there were two episodes for me that stood out, one with Peter Cushing and Brian Cox and the other one with Diana Dors!
Oh yes,they were both classic Hammer episodes!
I got 18 , didn't get :
Van der Valk
Z cars
World of sport
Take the high road
Angels
Superststars
Dick Turpin
Great work again Stu, enjoyed that ! Cheers
Many thanks!
I love your quizzes, this one was frustrating… I sat there saying “oh, god, what was that… oh, of course!” Brilliant. You asked about Hammer House of Horror, I remember one episode that featured a dinner reunion for a group of air crash survivors and I think a reporter gate crashed to get a story. Turned out the survivors only survived because they resorted to cannibalism and the journalist ended up staying for dinner, I believe he was delicious.
Glad you enjoy the quizzes. Many thanks! Oh yes, I remember that episode of Hammer House of Horror too. The Thirteenth Reunion I think it was called.
Great stuff, love these, and happy to say I did actually get a couple wrong, but only because I thought they were something else! I got Hammer House of Horror straight away though - I was very lucky to meet Peter Cushing, when he took a Sunday off filming his episode, "The Silent Scream". Not the series scariest (that was probably The House That Bled To Death) but definitely a chiller. He was staying at a hotel run by my best friend's parents, and my mates mum came up and said "Peter is in the lounge if you want to go and say hello". 1980. Three years after he played Moff Tarkin in Star Wars. I was 13!! Are you kidding? My mate and I spent two very chatty hours talking to this sweet, gentle, charming and friendly gentleman. He even bought us a coke each!! A memory I cherish every day.
Oh wow, that is fantastic. What a fabulous memory to cherish. Peter Cushing was one of my acting heroes, as was Christopher Lee. Wonderful that you got to chat with him for so long and it's nice to hear how nice he was. I never got to meet Peter but I did get to meet Christopher Lee about twenty years ago. That was a bucket list moment for me and he was a true gent too,
Loved to have got the double, but alas....another mate met Christopher Lee a few years back and said he was also a true gentleman.
Lucky guys.....
@delbydoo, Hi there! I love watching the Hammer Horror films and my favourite actor from those movies was the late, great Peter Cushing and I had a crush on Christopher Lee when he was young in the Hammer Horror movies. What you wrote about Peter, that was great and very sweet of him, he brought you and your friend a coke and chatted to you both. It shows that he was a gentleman, kindhearted and a lovely man 🥰.
Ha that was fantastic 😁👍
Thanks Stu. Another great quiz. 22/25.
Great score!
Started off really well and then it got tough
Really good quiz Stu
Thanks!
I love this
Thanks!
A poor 12. I recognised a lot more but couldn't put a name to them. Used to watch Hammer house of horror with my grandad - that certainly made me the horror fan that I am today - The house that bled to death is the one that is the most memorable and I've seen that one a fire few times since then. Great video.
Thanks!
Same, as said to another commenter who said he recognised all😀 I said of course we all heard them all.. I got 11 wrong,.was.confident I'd do better 😂😂😂
What is the version of the sweeney theme tune you played? It's not from the series.
12/25! And yes, I confused the theme tune with To the Manor Born! Aww...😮
Dunno whether I'm a bit ashamed to say I got 24 out of 25. ("Hammer house of horror" being the one I missed). I always felt I was outside playing in the street & park as a kid... but seeing my score on this quiz makes me feel I spent more time in the house than I remember !!! One I thought you might have included was "Just good friends" another Ronnie Hazelhurst ditty... I absolutely love the the final credit trumpet solo version more than I should for some reason... I think I must've subliminally heard it during a particularly happy event in my youth.
Other potentials... "The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" and "the flashing blade"
Great work as ever Stu. Thank you once again.
P.S "Superstars" always makes me think of Brian Jacks, Geoff Capes AND Ron Pickering.
Kevin Keegan falling off the bike too on Superstars - ouch!
Network released The Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe on DVD a few years ago, my wife had never seen it, so began her crush on Robert Hoffmann. The soundtrack CD is brilliant (Robert Mellin & Gian-Piero Reverberi) which I still play regularly.
@@KarlMB64 Its weird when you see someone from 60+ years ago and find them VERY attractive.... It's like feeling attracted to a ghost from the past, that no longer exists. It happens quite often when I watch old films / TV. Current ideas of "beauty" don't really work for me.
I might search out that OST CD as if the main theme is anything to go by, then it should have plenty of beautiful tracks.
All the best.
Ouch! 8 wrong! And yeah you got me good on the Yes Minister thought it was To The Manor Born! Lulled into a false sense of security by the first ten and then there was much groaning!🤣
Same here...lol. 😅
just done the quiz with my mum (i was born in 74, she was born in 52) didnt go too well lol. knew most of the themes, just couldnt connect them, i still have the Minder theme tune on vinyl single, i'm guessing my Dad must have bought it, fancied himself as a bit of a Terry Mccann in those days, Capri included. went a bit Arthur Daley later on, Jag included.
Small correction - the Van der Valk theme was released as a single in Nov 72, but it didn't top the charts until almost a year later in Sept 73.
Thanks for the info - much appreciated
superb, around 85 percent
Many thanks. Nice score too!
23/25🤩🎊 A great score from me.... but then I am from an age when my childhood was spent watching only three channels on television 📺 I was doing brilliantly until “Angels.” I recognised the tune, but forgot the programme!! The only series I had never heard of was “Hammer House of Horror.”🧛🏼♂️ Great Quiz🤔 With so many wonderful television 📺 theme tunes 🎶 You could do another Quiz🧐
Nice score! Yes, there's definitely more than enough great themes for another quiz.
Ooooh we had some good telly, better than some of today's rubbish 😂😂😊
20 correct god takes you right back ❤ I was only watching Hammer House of Horror the other week 😆 the theme that scared me was Armchair Thriller think it was more the shadow when it sits and grips the arms 😳🙈🙈🙈🤪
I still remember how the entire country stayed in to watch the final episode of Z-Cars. Didn't it end with the cast standing behind the police station shutters as they went down for the final time?
Only two, Black Beauty solely because I have watched Alan Partridge several times (it’s played at the end of the last episode of series 1 and Lynn shares this fact), it’s also the theme tune used for a Finnish comedy series in the late 90s. And Generation Game I knew only because I’ve binged that on UA-cam.
Truly enjoyed that Stu...
All of them right, but one! As 'yes minister ' I truly did get mixed up with ' to the manor born' ha ha 😂..what a good prediction you had , that some of us might get it wrong 😂
Glad you enjoyed it! Amazing how those two shows get mixed up. Mind you, the theme tunes are so similar.
I got some of the tv themes right like Crossroads (heard it was famous for its wobbly sets) lol 😂, Blockbusters. No-one was a better host than the late, Bob Holness. (RIP Bob!),
Black Beauty, Hi-De-Hi, The Sweeney, Minder, The Professionals, forgot about, Tales of the Unexpected (loved that song and series), Parkinson (RIP Parky) but I don’t remember the other tv themes as I was born in 1980 but a few of the programmes like, The Professionals, The Sweeney and Minder are still repeated on tv.
Great video! Really appreciate your content as it takes me back to better times in the late 60s-70s when I was growing up. TV was so much better then with none of this modern PC, gender identity nonsense.
Definitely the golden age of television back then.
Yeah, The Sweeney never bothered with political correctness!!!
Got about 20% of them and recognised 75% of them... So many moments I kicked myself. I absolutely should have got "Sorry"... Damn! 😂
1. Hello Miss Diane-2. We're the Sweeney son and we haven't had our dinner yet-3. Lloydes, the sign of the black horse-4. I'll have a P please, Bob-5. Oh my gawd, it's her indoors-6. ?-7. Hello campers-8. Rhaul Dahl introduction-9. My guest tonight..-10. Z Victor 1-11. ?-12. Dutch courage-13. An Irishman walks into a pub-14. Didn't they do well-15. ?-16. Language Timothy-17. Coming up at 2.15 we have Mick McManus taking on Kendo Nagasaki-18. Cover me-19. Hurry Nurse, bedpan-20. ?-21.?-22. Just popping next next door to see Johnny Walker-23. Stand and deliver-24. Hello honkytonk-25. ?...... I thought I'd just give some alternative titles to those I could think of but those with the question mark, my mind went blank. Excellent upload.
Many thanks! Some nice alternative titles there.
The font used gave an extra clue for no. 6
The exterior shots for no.19 were done at St James Hospital, Wandsworth, now demoloshed.
I scored badly on this one but to comment on the hammer house of horror (one theme that I got straight away) I was 10 when they aired and the top three that disturbed me for life in this order was... the house that bled to death, the doppelganger one and Charlie boy, closely followed by the werewolf kids one. That short series was brilliant.
The Hammer house of horror episode that terrified me as a child was 'The two faces of Evil', with the hitchhiker... but my favourite will always be 'Charlie Boy' with the evil Nkisi Doll.
As a 15yo in 1980, I was allowed to watch Hammer House of Horror on a Saturday night. I don't remember being particularly scared by any episode though. Still watch the DVD box set occasionally.
I was 11 and I remember watching it, the one that always sticks in my mind I think was called the House that dripped blood or something the blood pouring out of the pipes onto the kids birthday party will stay with me forever haha.
Proud of myself that I only got 3 wrong!😊 The old memory still working.
Angels, Take The High Road, Superstarts and World of Sport are the only ones I missed.
Loved this, but couldn’t identify 12 of them. That was due to my ‘going out phase’ when I was in the pub most nights!
Oh my god,theme 3 and 4 2 of my favourites Black Beauty and Blockbusters loved them both,haha remember getting told off by my mum for saying "can I have a p Bob" haha love it ❤❤😂😂😂😅😊
Lots of memories for me.
There’s times I think tv programs were better back then.
I look through FreeSat program menu now and the frequency I can’t find anything to watch
I correctly answered all 30 themes. 😜Actually it was about 18 but this is the first time I've not tried to get a perfect score by pausing the video. 😉
Great job!
Take the High Road stumped me, but the one that devastated me was when I confidently said “To The Manor Born”. 😳
I don't think Hammer's House of Horror ever actually scared me, but a few of the stories still stick in my mind.
The house that bled to death.
The one with the genetically engineered plants and the adopted kid seeing the ghost of their real one who died after eating some of it.
The one with the dream loop. "Why did you do it? Why did you kill your wife?"
And the one with Peter Cushing as, what they originally think, is a concentration camp survivor, but he was one of the guards. And traps them in their house at the end with an electrified force field.
Some great episodes there.
Thriller seamed like a popular drama on a Saturday evening back in the early seventies but my Mum was always reluctant to allow me to sit up and watch it. If only I had a portable TV set in my bedroom then!
OMG! This is the first quiz that I hate having a very good score. Guess I'm goanna have to start buying adult nappies soon. Thank you Stuview TV for this.(sarcasm level 11) Also thank you Stuview TV for your great uploads, I suppose? (sarcasm level 0).
Hammer House of Horror.
Most frightening. Maybe The Two Faces of Evil, the hitchhiker episode.
Then the Peter Cushing one where he kept Brian Cox trapped with a tiger.
Think I'd agree with you there. Good choices.
So proud of myself for getting Take the high road goodness knows how !
One of my favourite shows Z, cars and van der valk .
Im ashamed to say I knew every one
Then again brings back some happy memories.👍
Well done!
A lot of the ward shots on Angels were filmed at the Walsgrave hospital in Coventry
Sign of a mis spent childhood here with 24 . The one I missed was Angels as I kept repeating that's the one it couldn't be.
Hammer house of horrors! The ghoul, the house that dripped blood and creeping flesh were the ones I remember scaring me half to death as a young boy in the seventies.
Yeah, the Yes Minister and TTMB threw a spanner in the works!
Me too I said to the manor bourne
Born even 😂
only got the mind you language one wrong. Superstars will always stand out to me as my uncle was on it with his mate Geoff Capes, and gave me the T-Shirt afterwards as a kid.
Wow, that's great that you got the t-shirt from Superstars.
I didn't do too bad, considering I was just a small child in the seventies, and wasn't allowed to watch many of these shows... I got about two-thirds of them right.
Did anyone else have a weird thing going on with some of these theme tunes? A few of them ('Angels' and 'Z-Cars' being two examples) I was absolutely CERTAIN had lyrics to them - I was even trying to remember them, to help me guess the theme tune by singing them - but, once I knew the answer, I knew they didn't, they were only ever instrumentals. Maybe some tunes just had such a solid beat and melody line they sounded like they SHOULD'VE had lyrics.
Does anyone remember Dick Emery? as a small boy in the sixties i appeared on stage with him in a Cardiff theatre, great memories.
Oh wow, that's fantastic!
Black Beauty theme is in my opinion the very best theme tune ever
Got most of em, missed Dick Turpin (sounded familiar) and Superstars (Thought international athletics, so close) and yes, I was thinking TTMB for Yes Minister, probably cos it didn't start with the chime.
I got 22 out of 25 happy memories.
Nice score!