I would go back to these days in a heart beat. I was home with my parents, brothers and great aunt. Now my dad isn’t here and we no longer have our family home. I’m now 40 and I miss my childhood more than ever.
Like yesterday. I get flashes of how I felt then watching this. That excitement and optimism about life. Everything seemed possible. I had loads of friends ..part of a family ..clever with great exam results..great health ......... Sadly didn't turn out that way. 54 childless and not married. Lonely lonely lonely
My heart 💕 goes out to you they were epic days A great photography was made in 1987 Called Day For Life pics of everyday people In Britain taken in one day in August captures the year nicely
I'm sorry for your situation. I'm 10 years younger and in a similar situation. Even if you're unmarried and childless, I hope you have stuff in your life to sustain you and give you some joy.
My dear fellow. I am so sorry. We are the same age. I was 54 this Oct 2023. I am divorced and have been single for the past ten years through choice. So many nutters. They either want you for your money, or are so fat and overweight they are desperate and or have so much baggage and issues of their own in tow. I never had kids either. And yes it can be lonely. BUT its also liberating, freedom, time to do what you want, with your cash and no one else telling you what you can and cant do and when to do it. Its almost like being a child again, with less restrictions, and the cash to get whatever treats you wish. Stay strong. I was 18 when this Christmas from 87 trailers were on tv. I was also working for a nasty vindictive bully of a boss in a job I hated and doing forty hours a week for only £60. Things improved and I got out of there, but it was many years later so all these happy xmas memories of past tv etc just remind me of the brief highs, the fun parts of Christmas, but looming over it all, was the knowledge that in a few days I would be back in that horrible job again. Getting used and abused for almost nine hours a day, every day, till I wanted to kill myself. Or the bully boss...it was a miracle I did not snap. Anyhoo, that was years ago. Enjoy and make the most of your time, your freedom and dont stress on the fact your on your own. Own it instead. Be you, and enjoy life and make the most of your health and time on earth....
What a fabulous compilation. I remember Christmas being a feast of great tv and films in the 80s and 80s, how did TV go down hill so far? Love a bit of old nostalgia.
The Two Ronnies, Only Fools and Horses and Joan Hickson's Miss Marple all in one evening, what a great lineup. BBC 1 christmas day schedules have certainly declined. Nowadays it's Call the Midwife and Mrs Brown's boys.
Brings back so many great memories the fantastic Terry Wogan,Two Ronnie's who my dad just loved and all the other wonderful people wish I had a time machine fantastic memories.
Apart from Jim'll Fix It, that's quite a great line-up. Admittedly, a lot of the humour has dated since then, but a lot of it will have been funny at the time, and there are some particularly great movie premieres. Plus, I love that back in the day, you still had big shows and films late at night (i.e. Terms of Endearment on Christmas Day, and Fry and Laurie at five to midnight on Boxing Day!)
You know whats freakin weird...im American, never been anywhere outside of America and yet ive always felt like i was from England..even today, i had a globe when i was about 3 and i would spin the hell out of that thing and stop it with my finger and it when it would land on the UK, i would move my finger to England and tell my mom thats where i was from And just watching these commericials makes me feel live ive watched all this before. The brain is weird.
Genetic memory. You most probably have ancestors from here. I feel the same with Russia, Scandinavia and Ireland, turns out I had ancestors from those places.
The BBC got record complaints after Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was broadcast on Xmas day - because of the violent and gory content. Points of View had them all on.
When BBC ONE was worth watching on Christmas Day. Indiana Jones & The Temple Of Doom pulled in an audience of 19 million alone. The rest of the festive schedule was far more diverse & entertaining too compared to the crap that masqueraded as a schedule in Christmas 2023. And the BBC wonders why an increasing number of people are cancelling their TV licence !
I was 6 in 1987. Is it just the fact that i was 6, or did Christmas feel different back then? Seemed more genuine back then with more meaning. Plus we only had 4 channels so everyone had to watch the same thing, more or less.
Jesus Christ was a Middle Eastern of Jewish descent. Christianity arrived in following the Roman conquest of Britain in 43 AD, before that it was paganism.
Back when TV was fun! 👍🏼
And good, occasionally!!
Happy memories back when TV was great at Christmas 🎄
I would go back to these days in a heart beat. I was home with my parents, brothers and great aunt. Now my dad isn’t here and we no longer have our family home. I’m now 40 and I miss my childhood more than ever.
Yes they were special times
Like yesterday. I get flashes of how I felt then watching this. That excitement and optimism about life. Everything seemed possible. I had loads of friends ..part of a family ..clever with great exam results..great health ......... Sadly didn't turn out that way. 54 childless and not married. Lonely lonely lonely
I know how you feel. I'd love to be back then now
My heart 💕 goes out to you they were epic days
A great photography was made in 1987 Called Day For Life pics of everyday people In Britain taken in one day in August captures the year nicely
I'm sorry for your situation. I'm 10 years younger and in a similar situation. Even if you're unmarried and childless, I hope you have stuff in your life to sustain you and give you some joy.
I know you’re not looking for sympathy, but I hope you’ve met that special someone since posting your message 💕💕
My dear fellow. I am so sorry. We are the same age. I was 54 this Oct 2023. I am divorced and have been single for the past ten years through choice. So many nutters. They either want you for your money, or are so fat and overweight they are desperate and or have so much baggage and issues of their own in tow. I never had kids either. And yes it can be lonely. BUT its also liberating, freedom, time to do what you want, with your cash and no one else telling you what you can and cant do and when to do it. Its almost like being a child again, with less restrictions, and the cash to get whatever treats you wish. Stay strong. I was 18 when this Christmas from 87 trailers were on tv. I was also working for a nasty vindictive bully of a boss in a job I hated and doing forty hours a week for only £60. Things improved and I got out of there, but it was many years later so all these happy xmas memories of past tv etc just remind me of the brief highs, the fun parts of Christmas, but looming over it all, was the knowledge that in a few days I would be back in that horrible job again. Getting used and abused for almost nine hours a day, every day, till I wanted to kill myself. Or the bully boss...it was a miracle I did not snap. Anyhoo, that was years ago. Enjoy and make the most of your time, your freedom and dont stress on the fact your on your own. Own it instead. Be you, and enjoy life and make the most of your health and time on earth....
When TV was good. Even the advert breaks were good.
When TV wasn’t a ticky box check list 🤣
What a fabulous compilation. I remember Christmas being a feast of great tv and films in the 80s and 80s, how did TV go down hill so far? Love a bit of old nostalgia.
The Two Ronnies, Only Fools and Horses and Joan Hickson's Miss Marple all in one evening, what a great lineup. BBC 1 christmas day schedules have certainly declined. Nowadays it's Call the Midwife and Mrs Brown's boys.
call the midwife is pretty good..
@@kailashpatel1706 Yes, but every year for a decade?
Thank you so much for this I have Christmas stuff from 1988
Brings back so many great memories the fantastic Terry Wogan,Two Ronnie's who my dad just loved and all the other wonderful people wish I had a time machine fantastic memories.
Me too. 😢
Apart from Jim'll Fix It, that's quite a great line-up. Admittedly, a lot of the humour has dated since then, but a lot of it will have been funny at the time, and there are some particularly great movie premieres. Plus, I love that back in the day, you still had big shows and films late at night (i.e. Terms of Endearment on Christmas Day, and Fry and Laurie at five to midnight on Boxing Day!)
Thank you for showing these bygone days we of a certain age will cherish those lovely days.
The 80’s were boss
Thanks for sharing this, lovely memories
Lots of memories... Thank you 👍
We’ll be lucky if the word “Christmas” gets a mention this year.
Try finding a Christmas cake with the word Christmas on the box
Old skool grimmy Britain
What a wonderful place
It was 🇬🇧🪂👍👍👍
You know whats freakin weird...im American, never been anywhere outside of America and yet ive always felt like i was from England..even today, i had a globe when i was about 3 and i would spin the hell out of that thing and stop it with my finger and it when it would land on the UK, i would move my finger to England and tell my mom thats where i was from And just watching these commericials makes me feel live ive watched all this before. The brain is weird.
You probably have ancestors from Britain...
In a previous life, you probably lived in England.
Genetic memory. You most probably have ancestors from here. I feel the same with Russia, Scandinavia and Ireland, turns out I had ancestors from those places.
Bergerac oh those were the days 😊
the year I met a cute 16 year old girl, celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary next year ❤❤
Indy being the big Christmas film - how it used to be.
The BBC got record complaints after Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was broadcast on Xmas day - because of the violent and gory content. Points of View had them all on.
When BBC ONE was worth watching on Christmas Day. Indiana Jones & The Temple Of Doom pulled in an audience of 19 million alone. The rest of the festive schedule was far more diverse & entertaining too compared to the crap that masqueraded as a schedule in Christmas 2023. And the BBC wonders why an increasing number of people are cancelling their TV licence !
Christmas (20)23 was a bit rubbish for Christmas tele esp when you don't have iPlayer/steaming surfaces etc, good job I've got some good DVDs.
now I dont even bother to turn the T.V on now its rubbish certainly not at xmas but watch old stuff on UA-cam
Watching Indiana Jones’s and only fools with my dad great memories
oh dear! philip schofield !
3:50 I wonder what else Jim “fixed”?
whatever it was, the Staff of the BBC and all the celebs would ignore it until after he died.
@@MrDirkles then they’d make a program about it they can make money out of.
0:35 Robert Kilroy, the only one who mentions himself, typical of that pratt...
I mean, his show was called Kilroy 😂
Russ abbot still funny today..then the flipside lenny Henry about as funny as piles.
I was 6 in 1987. Is it just the fact that i was 6, or did Christmas feel different back then? Seemed more genuine back then with more meaning. Plus we only had 4 channels so everyone had to watch the same thing, more or less.
When Britain was white and British
Such a shame that there are people like you who will use Christmas which is for everyone as a vehicle of of hate.
Jesus Christ was a Middle Eastern of Jewish descent. Christianity arrived in following the Roman conquest of Britain in 43 AD, before that it was paganism.
@@Cropsy-yy9wg Everyone?? How naive you are.
@@richierich8334 God doesn't deny anyone, you do.
@@Cropsy-yy9wgChristmas has nothing to do with God.