It was my husband David and his brother who eventually won the car on this episode. Unfortunately, my husband passed away seven years later and I came across this by chance. I haven't seen this for a long time, so thank you for posting it.
+Julie Gray - That's sad, sorry to hear that. He threw a couple of cracking darts in the final! I've always wondered, when people won prizes like that on Bullseye what did they do, because they can't really share it. I presume your husband and his brother just sold the car and split the money?
Bullseye is a prime example of why comedians make for the best gameshow presenters. The late great Jim Bowen is still funny more than 40 years later. This was essential Sunday teatime viewing back in the day. Some people knock the prizes but they were quite good for their time even though the IBA imposed limits on the value of prizes (more than the BBC). I certainly wouldn't have turned my nose up at a brand new Mini in 1982. Both contestants in most teams were actually good darts players but somebody had to answer the questions.
This is awesome I always watch bullseye at night cause it's good to watch all u guys should watch it cause one day you might be on and get the opportunity to win prizes money and money for charity that people win for you so don't judge bullseye watch it cause you might be on it sooner or later 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
@@betaman7988 Plenty of wood effect or even pure wood on hifi's, VCR's and TV's in those days. Mahogany in particular. All TV's of the time had that thick black rim surrounding the screen. Perhaps we may have seen Tony Green standing at side of the oche had the rim been screen instead.
Jim touching his head and holding his fingers up to give those woman a clue about their questions was disgraceful! And at the end of that first episode: "£110 and a Mini METRO"! "It's not a Swan. Very very close, but it's a breed of Hen" Sheesh! 🙄😂
Probably the 4:3 ratio aspect of the time. Half the surrounding board on the left of the matchplay dartboard is cut off. I did notice somebody moving at the left edge of the screen in a few instances series 2 and series 3, must have been Tony Green.
49:34 "All the way from Scotland." Whereabouts in Scotland? Game show hosts do this almost all the time. English contestants get their town read out, Scottish players? Scotland. That's yer lot. Not moaning, well maybe just a bit, still love a bitta Bully.
The second series of bullseye seen a very different Bowen on the one hand the show his career had really taken off he'd no doubt enjoyed lots of attention from women, but a disease wwas on the horizon coming from africa that was both terminal and even with the best treatment incurable! What was going on behind the glasses and the smile?
It was my husband David and his brother who eventually won the car on this episode. Unfortunately, my husband passed away seven years later and I came across this by chance. I haven't seen this for a long time, so thank you for posting it.
+Julie Gray - That's sad, sorry to hear that. He threw a couple of cracking darts in the final! I've always wondered, when people won prizes like that on Bullseye what did they do, because they can't really share it. I presume your husband and his brother just sold the car and split the money?
That's so sad. How did he die when he seemed young? And what's his brother up to these days?
It was a shame to hear that David passed on. It nice to hear about people who appeared in the episodes.
Very sorry to hear that. He was a handsome fella. X
Bullseye is a prime example of why comedians make for the best gameshow presenters. The late great Jim Bowen is still funny more than 40 years later. This was essential Sunday teatime viewing back in the day. Some people knock the prizes but they were quite good for their time even though the IBA imposed limits on the value of prizes (more than the BBC). I certainly wouldn't have turned my nose up at a brand new Mini in 1982. Both contestants in most teams were actually good darts players but somebody had to answer the questions.
Even in 2022 I would have happily settled for these prizes
Tony Green sounded surprised when Carols first dart went in to the treble 20.
7:16 WAIT A MINUTE! Jim pointed to his head to assist the 'Headingley' answer! I demand this is investigated and charges are made.
Great times when there was something wrong if someone didn't have children, iI'd probably be burnt at the stake.
56:40 love how the cameraman zoomed out to the full board because he knew how useless the fella was 😂
Jim Bowen was a teacher who had no idea about the era`mmatical constructs 'less' and 'fewer'. Less with uncountable nouns Jim!
Yes the car was sold a few days later and we split the money to save arguments!
Julie Gray very sad your husband died young ⚘ this was my favourite episode 👍
You already won just meeting the legend Jim.
Blimey, Carol can chuck an arrow, I can see her going pro.
40 years ago..
You've gotta be joking.😄
are you taking the piss
absolutely classic bullseye - i love it
Angus really had visions of grandeur hoping to become number 1.🤣🤣🤣
Those prizes are still epic
Crikey, I thought my glasses had steamed up watching this one.
Brave women in these times. Must've felt like entering a gladiatorial ring to face the lions. Full respect.
Hilarious to see this & can you imagine if they could what 2021 was like!
Love this show and always have. Now though I can't watch it without laughing thanks to Peter Kay's rendition of it! lol.
That's how I came here tonight 🤪 Love Peter Kay!
The beer bellies very noticeable on the professiomsl dart players.
Part of the gig!
Great Sunday tv
This is awesome I always watch bullseye at night cause it's good to watch all u guys should watch it cause one day you might be on and get the opportunity to win prizes money and money for charity that people win for you so don't judge bullseye watch it cause you might be on it sooner or later 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
The last question he Answered bird I thought that would of been enough 😮
The video recorder is massive. 😂
Still very good prizes even with today's standards
you can tell that this is in the '80s, the video games system is an Atari 2600 XD
And the VCR has wood effect
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Plenty of wood effect or even pure wood on hifi's, VCR's and TV's in those days. Mahogany in particular.
All TV's of the time had that thick black rim surrounding the screen. Perhaps we may have seen Tony Green standing at side of the oche had the rim been screen instead.
"anyone in the audience know this one? It was T.S.Eliot." If the Muppets on the show can't get it then the audience have no chance!
Jim touching his head and holding his fingers up to give those woman a clue about their questions was disgraceful!
And at the end of that first episode: "£110 and a Mini METRO"!
"It's not a Swan. Very very close, but it's a breed of Hen"
Sheesh! 🙄😂
Can't beat a bit of bully
How come tony greens invisible in the earlier series even though you can hear him?
Probably the 4:3 ratio aspect of the time. Half the surrounding board on the left of the matchplay dartboard is cut off. I did notice somebody moving at the left edge of the screen in a few instances series 2 and series 3, must have been Tony Green.
Jim Bowen was only 28 when this was filmed
He was born in 1937 so how does that work?
He never lived to be as old as he looked
he would have been 14 on the comedians 10 years earlier if that were the case.
@@TommyC-NT-Adventures most of his jokes were that old too
Lol
Hi all
Carol was absolutely hot with those darts
Cizzys top inspired by Mr Consistincy Billy Lennard
mini metro????? its a mini city.....
49:34 "All the way from Scotland." Whereabouts in Scotland? Game show hosts do this almost all the time. English contestants get their town read out, Scottish players? Scotland. That's yer lot.
Not moaning, well maybe just a bit, still love a bitta Bully.
lol its weird when the prizes are shown to not hear tony emphasising the word "in. iiiiiiiiiiin1 iiiiiiiiin2. lol
its a freezer
amazing prizes especially the Star Prize
29:40 another show
The second series of bullseye seen a very different Bowen on the one hand the show his career had really taken off he'd no doubt enjoyed lots of attention from women, but a disease wwas on the horizon coming from africa that was both terminal and even with the best treatment incurable! What was going on behind the glasses and the smile?
Eh?
keep out of the black and in the red, please hit the board and not tony's head lolololololol .....
Non dart player.. yeah right..
OMG, .."JUST a housewife". Any idea how important your contribution to society is?
Tony Green didn't do a lot in the early series of Bullseye.
"It's a bullseye. And here's your host Jim Bowen."
I think these are episodes 7 & 8 of series 2
Shut up
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Weird seeing 20 as white. I'm used to it being black. I never saw a dart board like this until now.
The same board was also used in series 3 & 4 in series 5 it did have the proper tournament colours.
Not one decent dart player between the lot of em.🤣🤣
Gteat gameshow
so many useless dart throwers, and they still gamble.
the commentator is nick owen, before he went on gmtv. he also threw a charity throw on one episode. he didn't win much.