For all of us who were kids in 1980s london especially we will remember it alot Its amazing that if you show grange hill to kids today, that they can still relate to the classroom of 1980s london. First time like many i saw these scenes like i was a kid, and so weird, that they can trigger your memories. Grange hill was a show that had lots of dark stories, and it is behind your mind in dark place, that you just do not think about until you see something like this.
Terry Sue-Patt's death was announced on Twitter and his Facebook profile on 22 May 2015. Scotland Yard confirmed that officers had forced entry into a flat in Walthamstow after concerns were raised about the welfare of the occupant; however, the death was not treated as suspicious. It was reported that Sue-Patt may have died up to a month before his body was discovered.
I am just re-watching it on Brit Box ....... I felt it was quite sad that the original characters of Tucker, Trisha, Alan, Justin, Benny and Cathy just seemed to disappear, Justin's last scene was chairing a PTA meeting, Benny's was playing football and the others made their last appearances at a school concert and they were never seen again.. it would have been good to have an end of term episode where it showed you their last day at Grange Hill and how they felt to be leaving
Tuckers last scene was actually in the last ever episode where he was making sure his nephew was ok at GH and he is the only character to appear in the first and last episode
@@kevinprior3549 Mr Mitchell was a great character, the kind of teacher you'd like. He was in the John Cleese film" Clockwise" having a wee by the road. John Cleese ssid he was a good actor, and not as well known as he should be. Shsme he died young RIP.
Sue-Patt's death was announced on Twitter and his Facebook profile on 22 May 2015. Scotland Yard confirmed that officers had forced entry into a flat in Walthamstow after concerns were raised about the welfare of the occupant; however, the death was not treated as suspicious. It was reported that Sue-Patt may have died up to a month before his body was discovered.
I found a copy of this version of "Just Say No" on vinyl at a used bookstore in - of all places - Indianapolis a few years ago. I was confused, to say the least.
I watched it 12 years old and shocked, some of the best acting ever seen a nice guy who gets into smack that was sad, the song was decent im anti drugs rather have a beer keep legit.😘
The best UK children TV series of the late 70s, 80s and 90s. Before that, there was only Cartoons for kids, play school, Black Beauty, and the Bionic man - Steve Austin. I loved Grange Hill and then, by the late 90s, it kind of lost its purpose or rhythm and went down hill.
Love the sceen of Mr Bronson car was broken down . Ziggy the Scouser tries to repair it .... Point one he is from Liverpool... Point 2 amazing he didn't nick it 😂😂
Nice to see the actual Michelle Fowler. Redmond is like Geldof... scruffy with bad hair but clever. And where is Todd Carty without a bike leather jacket?
I ended up getting called Ziggy in real life with me supporting the same team and having my hair the same 😂😂😂😂 Crazy I still get called Ziggy from time to time
Roger Sloman who played a teacher in early episodes played Les Coker in EE, Ben Freeman who played Chris went to Emmerdale and more recently played a drug dealer in EE, Luisa Bradshaw-white who played Maria was Tina Carter in EE, Brian Capron went on to play Richard Hillman in Corrie. I saw Clare Buckfield in Panto in Worthing in 2005
It's interesting that GH received so many complaints. Some of the programmes for children of just a few years prior had content that was far more disturbing and unsettling (but still good); Children Of The Stones & The Changes comes to mind. Not to mention some of the educational programmes as well! Without being 'leftist', was there a class thing going on there, i.e. earlier kids' tv featuring more middle class actors, whereas GH featured more working class kids in prominent roles.
I'm amazed Ian Beale weren't in Grange Hill. Gonch reminds me of Ian. And I wish more was said about the people playing the teachers. Plus what happen to Mauller or did I miss it?
Suzanne and Tucker both seemed the younger versions of Shell and Mark - Shell especially. Still quite mouthy as Michelle and ambitious. Michelle should have loved media studies just like Suzanne and become a journalist.
Always felt like a nasty show. Every time I tuned in, it was the same. A kid being bullied or pushing racial issues, or someone stealing, taking drugs. No wonder people are so crazy today. It wasn't a good show for the ages that saw it.
@@spidyman8853 A lot of idiots can't tell actor from character but it means he must have been a good actor if people thought he really was like that in real life, a shame he didn't go on to bigger things, surprised he was never in Eastenders.
Hes in..a painful mood..a back issues..hes a blokes faking...his health.. Hes, lookin up her, clothes, sicko...but hes did'nt haves a reflection..on him, a mirrors
I couldn't watch those Danny scenes. Losing Jeremy was bad enough. Jonah and Zammo would have been superb on Eastenders. All that lot would have, Annette, Julie and Faye, Jackie too. Faye was almost a young Kathy.
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The only time I be home from school on time......GRANGE HILL 👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾
Grange hill was the nuts.. The characters were so relatable....
For all of us who were kids in 1980s london especially we will remember it alot
Its amazing that if you show grange hill to kids today, that they can still relate to the classroom of 1980s london.
First time like many i saw these scenes like i was a kid, and so weird, that they can trigger your memories. Grange hill was a show that had lots of dark stories, and it is behind your mind in dark place, that you just do not think about until you see something like this.
Grange Hill started off with London accents and morphed onto Northern accents thirty years later!
Well it moved I believe from London to Liverpool during it filming so that’s probably why
@CricketEngland you bet me too it 😂
Tucker dressed like he was on the set for grease and I love it
It was such an important show that covered topics that needed to be talked about.
Yeah shame we don't see this on TV nowadays.
Iconic series & favourite of my childhood.
I went to a Comprehensive in 1980 & saw a lot of similar stuff going on in school mirrored by Grange-hill.
I left school in 78,, remember watching this so much and I loved it. I became a sec school tea her for a while and lived Grange Hill myself.
RIP Benny Green
DJFear Ross he's not dead
RIP WHAT DID HE DIE FROM??
Mirabella Mcgarry he was murdered at his house
@@benikisoka4659 No he wasn't, not true.
Terry Sue-Patt's death was announced on Twitter and his Facebook profile on 22 May 2015.
Scotland Yard confirmed that officers had forced entry into a flat in Walthamstow after concerns were raised about the welfare of the occupant; however, the death was not treated as suspicious.
It was reported that Sue-Patt may have died up to a month before his body was discovered.
Pogo Patterson sounded like he had a permanent cold.
I am just re-watching it on Brit Box ....... I felt it was quite sad that the original characters of Tucker, Trisha, Alan, Justin, Benny and Cathy just seemed to disappear, Justin's last scene was chairing a PTA meeting, Benny's was playing football and the others made their last appearances at a school concert and they were never seen again.. it would have been good to have an end of term episode where it showed you their last day at Grange Hill and how they felt to be leaving
Tuckers last scene was actually in the last ever episode where he was making sure his nephew was ok at GH and he is the only character to appear in the first and last episode
Fascinating viewing from a viewer who watched this as a kid themselves in the 80s. Thank you for uploading.
loads of us said yes in Raves a few years later, had a great time in the late 80's through to the mid 1990's :-(0
RIP Terry sue xx
Gripper was the most wonderful role and incredibly acted. I am sorry he got grief. Really great bloke and very caring.
Gripper was a brilliant bully
Grange hill the best programme of it's era: I grew up the same as the kids portrayed ageit was like true life on screen BRiLLIANT:
RIP Michael Percival (Mr Mitchell), great actor.
RIP
Grant and Phil's dad?
Not much said bout the teachers
@@kevinprior3549 Mr Mitchell was a great character, the kind of teacher you'd like. He was in the John Cleese film" Clockwise" having a wee by the road. John Cleese ssid he was a good actor, and not as well known as he should be. Shsme he died young RIP.
@@davidirving9242 I agree... I thought ALL teachers in late 70s were strict but I am wrong
RIP Terry Sue Patt
RIP BENNY
First ever child to turn up at the school gates with a football almost as big as him in his arm
Sue-Patt's death was announced on Twitter and his Facebook profile on 22 May 2015.
Scotland Yard confirmed that officers had forced entry into a flat in Walthamstow after concerns were raised about the welfare of the occupant; however, the death was not treated as suspicious.
It was reported that Sue-Patt may have died up to a month before his body was discovered.
@@CricketEngland fekkin TERRIBLE news mate!
RIP Anthony Minghella, a great talent taken too soon, funnily enough he died in 2008, the year Grange Hill ended.
thanks for uploading this
Suzanne Ross' Boy George outfit is legendary - Claire says - you look great. Will never forget.
I found a copy of this version of "Just Say No" on vinyl at a used bookstore in - of all places - Indianapolis a few years ago. I was confused, to say the least.
Indianapolis as in in America?
The punk scene with Susan Ross is bloody brilliant and funny. And I guess Just Say No must have been bigger than u think in USA
Best series ever
Will never forget Ammo and Jackie in the lift at the flats. So romantic.
I watched it 12 years old and shocked, some of the best acting ever seen a nice guy who gets into smack that was sad, the song was decent im anti drugs rather have a beer keep legit.😘
My no 1 in the world angie bless her loves this bingo Northampton
The best UK children TV series of the late 70s, 80s and 90s.
Before that, there was only Cartoons for kids, play school, Black Beauty, and the Bionic man - Steve Austin.
I loved Grange Hill and then, by the late 90s, it kind of lost its purpose or rhythm and went down hill.
Tucker Jenkins aka Todd Carty is the only character to appear in the first and last episode of GH
How quickly did Tucker grow in 3 years? And I'm amazed Zammo and Jackie weren't together in real life... there's a good chemistry
Omg I know
Love the sceen of Mr Bronson car was broken down . Ziggy the Scouser tries to repair it .... Point one he is from Liverpool... Point 2 amazing he didn't nick it 😂😂
Nice to see the actual Michelle Fowler. Redmond is like Geldof... scruffy with bad hair but clever. And where is Todd Carty without a bike leather jacket?
RIP MS MOONEY ❤
Shame she died so young
I ended up getting called Ziggy in real life with me supporting the same team and having my hair the same 😂😂😂😂 Crazy I still get called Ziggy from time to time
Roger Sloman who played a teacher in early episodes played Les Coker in EE, Ben Freeman who played Chris went to Emmerdale and more recently played a drug dealer in EE, Luisa Bradshaw-white who played Maria was Tina Carter in EE, Brian Capron went on to play Richard Hillman in Corrie. I saw Clare Buckfield in Panto in Worthing in 2005
Good behind the scenes story sort of thing
My older brother got me interested as a girl really do miss it😢
Hugs the boy
It's interesting that GH received so many complaints. Some of the programmes for children of just a few years prior had content that was far more disturbing and unsettling (but still good); Children Of The Stones & The Changes comes to mind. Not to mention some of the educational programmes as well! Without being 'leftist', was there a class thing going on there, i.e. earlier kids' tv featuring more middle class actors, whereas GH featured more working class kids in prominent roles.
I'm amazed Ian Beale weren't in Grange Hill. Gonch reminds me of Ian. And I wish more was said about the people playing the teachers. Plus what happen to Mauller or did I miss it?
AMAZING!!!!! So good. My childhood in a tv series 🥇
They got it wrong under Terry Sue Patt name... I thought he, Tucker and Alan left in 82
Never knew Sophie Lawrence was in GH
She was so kind.
Holton, man, the indivi... the prog... the 80s hits. Eastender, working class, area.but now.is a middle class, publics, means peoples,
Does anyone remember Bronson and Danny Kendall. Bronson give Danny Kendall a hard time. Danny didn't take any shit from him. He didn't back down.
What are the names of that boy in the bath and the girl who was showing him how to wash a shirt?
Tegs Ratcliffe and Justine Dean
You wot, you wot , you wot you wot you wot !!!!!!!!!
The nearest thing to Grange Hill Now is the Modern remake of St Trininians😂 kids just ain’t allowed to act like real kids anymore.
Two words:
Akley Bridge
Waterloo Road?
Does anyone know which episode that was taken from the clip?
From lots of different episodes
That article and picture at 7:30. Anyone know what it's referring to? Doesn't look familiar.
It sounds like "Points if view"
Suzanne and Tucker both seemed the younger versions of Shell and Mark - Shell especially. Still quite mouthy as Michelle and ambitious. Michelle should have loved media studies just like Suzanne and become a journalist.
19:22 Fleur Taylor is an absolute bloody dream.
31.00😂😂🤣🤣
Is daddy kendal still alive
23:26 you obviously didn’t watch the whole video
Albert Square is Eastenders..
Pity zammo took an overdose in a toilet for the story.
When the tv license was worth it, I’m born 72 and now bbc are shit
Same x
Always felt like a nasty show. Every time I tuned in, it was the same. A kid being bullied or pushing racial issues, or someone stealing, taking drugs. No wonder people are so crazy today. It wasn't a good show for the ages that saw it.
Yes I always thought Pogo's girlfriend with the cream cakes from St Marys was Leticia Dean but someone told me it wasn't.
If that's true that Mark Savage got bullied because he played a racist bully in GH then that's sad. He can't help what his character was.
Yea he did. People actually believed it LOL
@@spidyman8853 A lot of idiots can't tell actor from character but it means he must have been a good actor if people thought he really was like that in real life, a shame he didn't go on to bigger things, surprised he was never in Eastenders.
26:05 he was evil
Gripper Stebson
Hes in..a painful mood..a back issues..hes a blokes faking...his health..
Hes, lookin up her, clothes, sicko...but hes did'nt haves a reflection..on him, a mirrors
Justine sort of became Mandy on Eastenders. The actual girlfiirend.
Precious with Punk Mary and of course Suzanne and Tucker. All together.
Gary Hailes was so special as Barry on ee.
Who can forget Rolly and Janet?
Must admit I didn't recognise Glenroy Glenroy without his dreds.
GH trial on the youngins, corrie on the northerners - worked out okay and then you get the home life and ee.
The kids at home got to questioning and arguing but that is how propaganda works.
I couldn't watch those Danny scenes. Losing Jeremy was bad enough. Jonah and Zammo would have been superb on Eastenders. All that lot would have, Annette, Julie and Faye, Jackie too. Faye was almost a young Kathy.
Omg the Scruffy McGuffy song!