Lee and Herring introduce Top Of The Pops (BBC1, 19 October 1995)

[@Monumentum616]

The quality is good in this video!

[@brandongill2577]

When I saw the chart rundown from 40-11, Scooter made their chart debut!

[@verkaforever]

I remember watching this edition of TOTP when I was a kid. Can't believe how much music has changed in such a short space of time- and not for the better!

[@jamesduffy7549]

this is hardly a video packed with masterpieces

[@Stantheman848]

TOTP only ever showed shit

[@michaelhollingworth1757]

Richard Herring gave the fingers to the crowd. NICE

[@andrewbevan4662]

You've seen the rappers? On top of the pops?

[@MrGoneTroppo]

It really happened and here's the proof

[@tiberi0x]

fuck, I miss the 90s lads. Remember gamesmaster?

[@Zaireeka75]

I hate to disagree with the previous commenter but i would have to say that the quality in this video is only pretty good.

[@jameswilson1984]

Jarvis Cocker has let himself go.

[@AlisonBryen]

I loved Lee & Herring back in the 90s.
I hated Living Next Door to Alice...people used to sing it to me at school back then because my name's Alison.
"Alice? Alice? Who the fuck is Alice...?"

[@thedonbishop55]

“Where’s Louise???” 😂😂😂

[@Dalsustaelu]

Fonzie from Happy Days has let himself go

[@NickSheridanCuts]

KD Lang looks well

[@daswgn]

where's Louise? lol

[@nibunibu4254]

2.55 is very funny

[@mioufie23]

Jimmy Saville really let himself go

[@joeljones8066]

Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein's let himself go