And you know that the playwright hasn't a clue about cabin procedures when she announces:" We shall be landing at Luton in five minutes-" not nearly enough time to complete cabin checks before having to strap herself in for landing! The flight crew tones of speech are spot-on though!
thankyou for the upload- they really knew how to rack up the mystery in these old chillers- Unfortunately for us, all the Beeb churn out nowadays is identity politics 'drama', one sided news programmes and dumbed down game shows. RIP BBC, you were once so great and worth the licence fee
I just listened to this story thinking it was a radio play. It was actually very good but I couldn’t make out the end. Now I find it was a film and can watch it❤️👏👏
A Gannex raincoat ... that takes me back. And notice how people used to answer the 'phone, not like today ("Hi", "Yeah", etc.) These days, no-one can use a dial telephone, never mind know how to answer one. Thanks for the upload.
There's no need to dial or answer a rotatory phone today why do people need to know how to use one, geez ppls lack of common sense today never ceases to dumbfound me 🙄🤦♀️ And I can't answer or speak for anyone else nor judge anyone else for that matter as you have on this topic But I do not personally answer the phone like as you desrcibed myself and I certainly don't answer it the way my dad did in the olden days as he felt it still necessary to answer it like a telephone receptionist from the 80s would as he was one when I was born.
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 First off, I still use three dial telephones, and I cannot be the only one, so there must be more of them out there, and there certainly were even 4 years ago. Admittedly, they are now becoming a thing of the past, which is a pity, as they are so well-made they just don't fail. (In those days, the 'phone company rented out their 'phones, so they made sure that they were bomb-proof.) The people I am judging are the ones who cannot efficiently open a conversation on any kind of 'phone - dial or otherwise. I know one person who says nothing, when they answer, in case it might be a 'scammer' of some kind. Idiots. Do they really think something is going to jump out of the 'phone at them? Then there are the ones who say, 'Hi', leaving the caller wondering if they have actually got through to the right number. And how about the fools who won't talk on the 'phone at all? They want you to 'text' them, instead. When I answer, I say, 'Hello, and state my name. Simple. Can you see a problem with that?
There’s nothing like a good, eerie story! You might be interested in this NEW radio drama, “The Odd Lot” and two other stories listed under “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Just follow the link here and enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/tjMKxhE-elw/v-deo.html--Claud.
Then drop technology and go read a book or something. Instead you'll sit around and use apps like these to watch content free at your leisure and bitch some more about how it was so much better when you had no such option.
I read most of the comments posted by others before watching. First, THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS BBC GEM! 😁 Second, complaining about this last century gem is akin to complaining about Shakesspear and good grammer. If anything, it harkens to a void in understanding the beauty of the creative works of previous times, in literarure and audio/visual. A lack of appreciating the grounding of what we build on today in the arts. Lastly, we have lost something today in the fast paced-in your face- blood, gore, and sex. Understated is beautiful!!
I agree. People won't have to read about how people were, spoke, behaved when curious about the past . We'll never know how Shakespeare sounded, when he spoke or how he really behaved. We have to imagine so much. Instead of criticising , enjoy the treat of hearing, seeing and witnessing the actual way people were and what was the acceptable way of life.
I enjoyed the tension in the episode and like a few other commenters I didn't quite get the ending. I understand he was having flashbacks to his time in the war, but the plane shown in the final scene looks like it had been there a long time, not something that had just crash landed. Ergo my confusion about what happened, I thought the flashbacks were helping him find his way down, and my reason is you would think if the captain is crashing the plane the rest of the flight crew wouldn't seem so calm. I think its fair for those of us that were a bit confused, that paired with the audio not being great I did the best I could to try to understand what had happened.
Wow! That was amazing. Great writing. Great acting. When the BBC knew about good story telling, rather than all this identity politics and woke culture. Thank you for the download.
They're talking through their brarwurst! Ha, ha! Nothing today matches the quality, artistry, and humour of the 60s-70s shows. They've been nosediving ever since.
Is this a ghost story? Or more a case of a captain struggling with grief/feelings of inadequacy (being second husband) or was the initial flight and him seeing something a warning that he should have listened more to rather than accepting the second fated return flight.
Thanks for uploading, wasn't really sure if the protagonist was being haunted or suffering a mental breakdown. Perhaps a mixture of both? Enjoyed the first episode more though.
Better than anything on American TV at that time. Mr. Wickins, I never had the chance to say this to you, but I apologise for my comments about bombing strategy in WWII. Your lads did their best and deserved to have been honored for it. (----Labour govt.).
Harry Ohrt Is that so? My brother was stationed in England, in WWII. He flew 36 missions over Germany. He was German on both sides. The USA didn't have to rush to your aide. We saved you're butts, and I don't appreciate the stupid comment. He was born and raised in So Calif.
Rentaghost okish What gall ! We didn't have to be there at all, you ungrateful pig. Hitler had said he had a bone to pick with England, not America. We did not have to be there. His letter is in a museum . It says " I had no intention of attacking America." The Brits tried to control so many countries. Including Ireland. Remember that?
Took that long to decide if you were worth bailing out, especially the likes of those who make nasty comments about one of the only true alliances on Earth. . Also since we weren't directly involved we had to wait until we were attacked, even though our President did all he could for England thru Lend Lease and other programs.We weren't beholden to stupid treaties. My God , read the "Guns of August" before you get all goosebumpy about the near destruction of Western Civilization. And unfortunately the U.S.A. did get involved in 1917. Without our help WWI would have ended in a stalemate and no STUPID Treaty of Versailles that guaranteed the next war. Your little programme of Appeasement didn't make you guys look like the sort of folks who make for good friendship. So sod off you revisionist xenophobe. BTW My Grandfather was there in 1914 in the CEF 67th Battalion Western Scots out of Victoria BC. He was invalided out in 1916 and died from his wounds in 1926 at the ripe old age of 42, leaving behind his Widow and my Dad 15 and his Brother 8 years old. Is that enough for you? Pretty pathetic all this discord and name calling when you consider the brave people on all sides who were serving their respective nations. What did they die for?
Possibly I agree with you...although 'Kolchak the Night Stalker' was only 2 years away, highly recommended for early 70's TV chills...many eps still are scary as hell.
Does anyone remember an episode broadcast on the BBC around about 1980 in which a bomber crew were reunited in 1980 and rebuilt their bomber and took off in it to complete their mission from WW2? I think it starred Ronald Leigh Hunt or William Franklyn but I can't find it on IMDB...does anyone know what I'm talking about? Can anyone help me?
+james marshall The main character, whom I think but am not sure was played by either Ronald Leigh Hunt or William Franklyn, is now a middle aged man, I think a business man, in c.1980. He had been a bomber pilot/Captain in WW2, I think the plane was a Lancaster. He becomes reacquainted with his former aircrew and groundcrew and the chief mechanic is somehow able to locate their old Lancaster which is in storage in a hangar somewhere. He renovates it and makes it airworthy again. The the Captain reunites all his old surviving crewmembers and persuades them all to fly with him over Germany one night, recreating their last ever mission from WW2. I'm very vague on the plot as it is nearly 40 years since I saw it, but I seem to recall the ending with Leigh-Hunt/Franklyn being killed in a car accident at the very end, after they'd succesfully completed their final mission. Does anyone remember this programme and have the slightest idea what the hell I'm talking about!? If so please get in touch here! Thanks, Paul Murphy.
paulmurphy42 Wow that sounds so interesting, my pappy was on a munition ship for the U.S Navy 1942 in the South Pacific.. I like watching the planes video's and hearing about them = they watched over my dads ship... I hope to see that movie show your talking about. Thanks alot.for the info
William Franklyn did appear in an ITV Playhouse entitled 'The Purple Twilight', broadcast on 2nd June 1979, which is about the crew of a Lancaster bomber.
Barkworth plays a guy to two years too young to fly in the war. Thought that can't be right, in 1972 he would have to be 43 or less (born 1929) and he looks 60.Nope he really was only 43 in 1972.
I think it's his plummy voice, haircut, and general bearing. He died aged 77 in 2006, but he did look like he was in his nineties by today's standards!
At 17m into the video his mate explains. They were both just too young to fight in WW2. They joined the RAF as the war had just been declared over. Give or take a few months.
The captain wasn't a WW2 pilot he was too young but rather he was in the ATC at school. He was brought up on tales of the war and had joined the RAF too late to prove himself but was surrounded by old hero airmen in his second chosen profession as a commercial pilot and was always playing second fiddle. After the death of his wife a life of bottling up feelings was taking its toll. He always felt his wifes wartime love, who was killed, was her real love, his career was faltering to younger men and a bad relation with his daughter who didn't return home for the funeral of her mother struck home the theme of coming second to others and he was cracking up. Reality and fantasy blended together just at the time his flight got into difficulty and his delusion was informing his performance. Just in time for him to bring his damaged plane home from over Germany and live out a wartime hero fantasy. And everybody onboard died.
The man on the plane; said he doesn't drink. And after refusing once, then when offered a 2nd time, preceded to swig from the spirits bottle. Why would he drink straight from a bottle that someone else has had their mouth on? 🤭😤
Liked-- thanks for an intelligent show; never paid for TV and haven't watched in nine years because of junk and ads so look at a couple here I've never seen. When you watch things you've already seen, you're wasting your life unless it's A STONER MOVIE.
I love this sort of tv program because it is intelligent. It's a sad state of affairs when so much of today's stuff has to rely upon excessive swearing and romantic sub-plots to provide cheap thrills or a shock value. Glad you liked it.
The complete series of dead of night NOT AVAILABLE TO WATCH INTREIGING bbc2 series DEAD OF NIGHT CANT UNDERSTAND WHERE THE REST OF THE SERIES OF THE EPISODEs which are notvavailable to watch NOT AVAILABLE WHATS GOING ON JUST LIKE THE SERIES OUT OF THE UNKNOWN WHERE ARE THE REST OF THESE EPISODES
@@Super_Mario128 These three remaining episodes are held by the BBC on Quad 2" tape using the 625 line PAL standard. Of course, if the missing episodes are ever found, they are likely to be either a 16mm black & white telerecording or an obsolete home video format.
Rentaghost okish really?? trendy lefties?? politically whatever. tch what rubb8sh. if u want a brain woekout how about what makes Antony a trajic hero? ant n cleo shakespear a level.
I you have read the Bible, Jesus feeds the masses with fish and loaves when where hungry. Jesus as he traveled was taken in and feed by strangers. Maybe you mistake Christian with liberal? Gleaning in the Bible, leaving a percentage of the crops for the poor, widowed or orphaned. Matthew 25:35 For I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in, James 2:16 If one of you tells him, "Go in peace; stay warm and well fed," but does not provide for his physical needs, what good is that?, Hebrews 13:2 Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have entertained angels without knowing it. Calling Christian charity liberalism is usually an ones way of turning attention away from their own inhumanity.
Being not British and not in tune with the culture made this the most boring episode of the "Twilight Zone" British style I've ever seen. They needed William Shatner to play the Capt. and chew on the scenery doing a patented Shatner meltdown. :)
Sorry, but this was just bad. The ending made no sense and the buildup was dull, dull, dull. And the budget must have been so low the actors had to pay to be in it.
why is it that I can never enjoy watching one of these obscure old tv shows without a horde of idiots trying to belittle modern telly that they don't watch? there was plenty of god-awful stuff on tv in the 60s-70s, the only difference between The Sweeney and Spooks is that one has "charm"- because it's from the 1970s, and so it's attempts at being "real" and "gritty" come across as quaint and serious rather than adolescent and sadistic. Better Call Saul or the Sopranos would never be made in the 1970s as (most of)the audience audience wouldn't have the attention span to follow the same story for more than 50 minutes.
In times past drama used to be more character based because there simply wasn't the budget for big action scenes. Many modern drama series / films - deliberately cram more and more action in to keep viewers satisfied. This can be demonstrated by the Fast and Furious franchise. The last effort was simply ridiculous. What you've watched is superior acting and building tension.
Not waisted, wasted. - and I can't change that. But it was part of a series, one this old man can just remember. Very popular and highly regarded, so the BBC destroyed much of it.
You know you're on a plane in the 70s when the air hostess tells you to "fasten your seatbelts and extinguish your cigarettes" haha.
And you know that the playwright hasn't a clue about cabin procedures when she announces:" We shall be landing at Luton in five minutes-" not nearly enough time to complete cabin checks before having to strap herself in for landing! The flight crew tones of speech are spot-on though!
lol
I watched this way back in the day...Great to see it again.
Remember watching this and programming like it when I was young. The paranormal was such the “in” thing.
@Evan Hodge perfectly put……suspicious academic explanations. Nailed it!
No CGI,or gratuitous violence,actually relying on superb writing and accomplished acting,it'll never catch on!.
lol youre saying that like they had an option to do CGI and chose not to
thankyou for the upload- they really knew how to rack up the mystery in these old chillers- Unfortunately for us, all the Beeb churn out nowadays is identity politics 'drama', one sided news programmes and dumbed down game shows. RIP BBC, you were once so great and worth the licence fee
Not so great when they were protecting Jimmy Savile
The BBC could still be great under the right people in charge.
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I think that ship sailed long ago
@@stephenchappell7512 Was that on The Onedin Line 🤦♀️🙂 (sorry)
@@RinpochesRose Woosh!
I just listened to this story thinking it was a radio play. It was actually very good but I couldn’t make out the end. Now I find it was a film and can watch it❤️👏👏
Peter barksworth what a believable actor one of the greats
A Gannex raincoat ... that takes me back.
And notice how people used to answer the 'phone, not like today ("Hi", "Yeah", etc.) These days, no-one can use a dial telephone, never mind know how to answer one.
Thanks for the upload.
There's no need to dial or answer a rotatory phone today why do people need to know how to use one, geez ppls lack of common sense today never ceases to dumbfound me 🙄🤦♀️
And I can't answer or speak for anyone else nor judge anyone else for that matter as you have on this topic
But I do not personally answer the phone like as you desrcibed myself and I certainly don't answer it the way my dad did in the olden days as he felt it still necessary to answer it like a telephone receptionist from the 80s would as he was one when I was born.
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677
First off, I still use three dial telephones, and I cannot be the only one, so there must be more of them out there, and there certainly were even 4 years ago. Admittedly, they are now becoming a thing of the past, which is a pity, as they are so well-made they just don't fail. (In those days, the 'phone company rented out their 'phones, so they made sure that they were bomb-proof.)
The people I am judging are the ones who cannot efficiently open a conversation on any kind of 'phone - dial or otherwise.
I know one person who says nothing, when they answer, in case it might be a 'scammer' of some kind. Idiots. Do they really think something is going to jump out of the 'phone at them?
Then there are the ones who say, 'Hi', leaving the caller wondering if they have actually got through to the right number.
And how about the fools who won't talk on the 'phone at all? They want you to 'text' them, instead.
When I answer, I say, 'Hello, and state my name. Simple.
Can you see a problem with that?
Thank you so much for uploading these old gems!
There’s nothing like a good, eerie story! You might be interested in this NEW radio drama, “The Odd Lot” and two other stories listed under “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Just follow the link here and enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/tjMKxhE-elw/v-deo.html--Claud.
Thanks for the upload, enjoyed this one .
Peter Barkworth - a brilliant actor.
Peter Barkworth - who plays Capy. Ralph - is very much in the Kenneth More mould in this.
oh the way the world used to be / love looking back but feel sad that my youth is gone x
Then drop technology and go read a book or something. Instead you'll sit around and use apps like these to watch content free at your leisure and bitch some more about how it was so much better when you had no such option.
I read most of the comments posted by others before watching.
First, THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS BBC GEM! 😁
Second, complaining about this last century gem is akin to complaining about Shakesspear and good grammer. If anything, it harkens to a void in understanding the beauty of the creative works of previous times, in literarure and audio/visual.
A lack of appreciating the grounding of what we build on today in the arts.
Lastly, we have lost something today in the fast paced-in your face- blood, gore, and sex.
Understated is beautiful!!
Well said.
*grammar
I agree. People won't have to read about how people were, spoke, behaved when curious about the past . We'll never know how Shakespeare sounded, when he spoke or how he really behaved. We have to imagine so much. Instead of criticising , enjoy the treat of hearing, seeing and witnessing the actual way people were and what was the acceptable way of life.
Excellent,with some fine acting.
I enjoyed the tension in the episode and like a few other commenters I didn't quite get the ending. I understand he was having flashbacks to his time in the war, but the plane shown in the final scene looks like it had been there a long time, not something that had just crash landed. Ergo my confusion about what happened, I thought the flashbacks were helping him find his way down, and my reason is you would think if the captain is crashing the plane the rest of the flight crew wouldn't seem so calm. I think its fair for those of us that were a bit confused, that paired with the audio not being great I did the best I could to try to understand what had happened.
I enjoyed this for the 70s scenery and the story was intriguing too.
Oh i i so enjoy that - it was brilliant! Thank you so much.
Smoking and getting drunk in the plane, surely these must have been the real happy days.
I never flown in a big plane. Are you allowed to drink on them now?
Only if you're really thirsty.
It was called freedom.
yes
hector Salcido BELIEVE THAT!!!
Wow! That was amazing. Great writing. Great acting. When the BBC knew about good story telling, rather than all this identity politics and woke culture. Thank you for the download.
Need to watch again.
Excellent, thank you for posting 👏👏
Many thanks for this. A real treasure. :)
Terry Tanktop ..very thought provoking, especially when you consider that when this film was made, WW2 was, to many people not such a distant memory.
Totally agree. Such a shame only 3 pf original series remain. Great viewing
WHOA!!! THIS IS WHY I DON'T FLY THE FRIENDLY SKIES.... GREAT UPLOAD
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
Loved this
Typically British ghost story was it all in his mind or were there other forces at work that's for the viewer to decide.Thanks for posting.
ขอบคุณสำหรับการแสดงที่ดี แต่ภาพยนตร์เรื่องนี้ผมดูแล้วบอกได้เลยว่า "ไม่สนุก"
ป.ล. ต้องขอโทษด้วยที่ผมไม่ใช้ภาษาอังกฤษ
the days before Eunuchry went mad .....
I think I'd rather believe in ghosts than believe I was hearing things.
They're talking through their brarwurst!
Ha, ha! Nothing today matches the quality, artistry, and humour of the 60s-70s shows. They've been nosediving ever since.
'Ladies and Gentlemen extinguish your Cigarettes! 😆😆😆 - words long since past on planes
Thank You 💜
Is this a ghost story? Or more a case of a captain struggling with grief/feelings of inadequacy (being second husband) or was the initial flight and him seeing something a warning that he should have listened more to rather than accepting the second fated return flight.
Thanks for uploading, wasn't really sure if the protagonist was being haunted or suffering a mental breakdown. Perhaps a mixture of both? Enjoyed the first episode more though.
Better than anything on American TV at that time. Mr. Wickins, I never had the chance to say this to you, but I apologise for my comments about bombing strategy in WWII. Your lads did their best and deserved to have been honored for it. (----Labour govt.).
Harry Ohrt Is that so? My brother was stationed in England, in WWII. He flew 36 missions over Germany. He was German on both sides. The USA didn't have to rush to your aide. We saved you're butts, and I don't appreciate the stupid comment. He was born and raised in So Calif.
You are correct. I accept his apology.
Rentaghost okish What gall ! We didn't have to be there at all, you ungrateful pig.
Hitler had said he had a bone to pick with England, not America. We did not have to be there. His letter is in a museum . It says " I had no intention of attacking America." The Brits tried to control so many countries. Including Ireland. Remember that?
Took that long to decide if you were worth bailing out, especially the likes of those who make nasty comments about one of the only true alliances on Earth. . Also since we weren't directly involved we had to wait until we were attacked, even though our President did all he could for England thru Lend Lease and other programs.We weren't beholden to stupid treaties. My God , read the "Guns of August" before you get all goosebumpy about the near destruction of Western Civilization.
And unfortunately the U.S.A. did get involved in 1917. Without our help WWI would have ended in a stalemate and no STUPID Treaty of Versailles that guaranteed the next war. Your little programme of Appeasement didn't make you guys look like the sort of folks who make for good friendship. So sod off you revisionist xenophobe.
BTW My Grandfather was there in 1914 in the CEF 67th Battalion Western Scots out of Victoria BC. He was invalided out in 1916 and died from his wounds in 1926 at the ripe old age of 42, leaving behind his Widow and my Dad 15 and his Brother 8 years old. Is that enough for you?
Pretty pathetic all this discord and name calling when you consider the brave people on all sides who were serving their respective nations. What did they die for?
Possibly I agree with you...although 'Kolchak the Night Stalker' was only 2 years away, highly recommended for early 70's TV chills...many eps still are scary as hell.
ironically Bob Holmes, Louis Marks and Rodney Bennett would all work together on the Doctor Who serial: The Masque of Mandragora several years later.
how is that ironic?
44:04 I think he's attempting re-entry, sir.
Good tv series👻
"next time when I'm within a microsecond of being hit I'll be sure to take a photo." Oh very droll :\
George Harrison in the radio room spleeeendid
They mentioned Coventry FC winning. It must have been a while ago!
Oooh Harsh!
Does anyone remember an episode broadcast on the BBC around about 1980 in which a bomber crew were reunited in 1980 and rebuilt their bomber and took off in it to complete their mission from WW2? I think it starred Ronald Leigh Hunt or William Franklyn but I can't find it on IMDB...does anyone know what I'm talking about? Can anyone help me?
+paulmurphy42 That rings a bell Paul. Will set thinking cap on :?
+paulmurphy42 what happens in the episode?
+james marshall The main character, whom I think but am not sure was played by either Ronald Leigh Hunt or William Franklyn, is now a middle aged man, I think a business man, in c.1980. He had been a bomber pilot/Captain in WW2, I think the plane was a Lancaster. He becomes reacquainted with his former aircrew and groundcrew and the chief mechanic is somehow able to locate their old Lancaster which is in storage in a hangar somewhere. He renovates it and makes it airworthy again. The the Captain reunites all his old surviving crewmembers and persuades them all to fly with him over Germany one night, recreating their last ever mission from WW2.
I'm very vague on the plot as it is nearly 40 years since I saw it, but I seem to recall the ending with Leigh-Hunt/Franklyn being killed in a car accident at the very end, after they'd succesfully completed their final mission.
Does anyone remember this programme and have the slightest idea what the hell I'm talking about!? If so please get in touch here! Thanks,
Paul Murphy.
paulmurphy42 Wow that sounds so interesting, my pappy was on a munition ship for the U.S Navy 1942 in the South Pacific.. I like watching the planes video's and hearing about them = they watched over my dads ship... I hope to see that movie show your talking about. Thanks alot.for the info
William Franklyn did appear in an ITV Playhouse entitled 'The Purple Twilight', broadcast on 2nd June 1979, which is about the crew of a Lancaster bomber.
any info on whether the episode on the Philips tape has been recovered?
anyone remember a sci fi drama/ play possibly late 60s early 70s about a society where they kept a collection of brains in tanks??
Lawrence Davis
A Star Trek original series episode had brains in tanks .
The Gamesters of Triskelion .
DECENT EPISODE!!!
Barkworth plays a guy to two years too young to fly in the war. Thought that can't be right, in 1972 he would have to be 43 or less (born 1929) and he looks 60.Nope he really was only 43 in 1972.
I think it's his plummy voice, haircut, and general bearing. He died aged 77 in 2006, but he did look like he was in his nineties by today's standards!
At 17m into the video his mate explains. They were both just too young to fight in WW2. They joined the RAF as the war had just been declared over. Give or take a few months.
Can anyone explain this one to me (?) please I think I missed it .
+Lisa Finnity lol they talk so flat
The captain wasn't a WW2 pilot he was too young but rather he was in the ATC at school. He was brought up on tales of the war and had joined the RAF too late to prove himself but was surrounded by old hero airmen in his second chosen profession as a commercial pilot and was always playing second fiddle.
After the death of his wife a life of bottling up feelings was taking its toll. He always felt his wifes wartime love, who was killed, was her real love, his career was faltering to younger men and a bad relation with his daughter who didn't return home for the funeral of her mother struck home the theme of coming second to others and he was cracking up. Reality and fantasy blended together just at the time his flight got into difficulty and his delusion was informing his performance. Just in time for him to bring his damaged plane home from over Germany and live out a wartime hero fantasy. And everybody onboard died.
terrortorn thanks I was so confused. Albeit I was sketching while watching I thought I had missed something.
Calm down, Stewart...And while you're at it, learn to spell...
terrortorn thanks😈
The man on the plane; said he doesn't drink. And after refusing once, then when offered a 2nd time, preceded to swig from the spirits bottle. Why would he drink straight from a bottle that someone else has had their mouth on? 🤭😤
Bloody good paranormal anthology series ...and what do the BBC do,wipe all of the episodes bar three.....crime .
Where are all the other episodes gone seems only two,episodes availabe
Liked-- thanks for an intelligent show; never paid for TV and haven't watched in nine years because of junk and ads so look at a couple here I've never seen. When you watch things you've already seen, you're wasting your life unless it's A STONER MOVIE.
I love this sort of tv program because it is intelligent. It's a sad state of affairs when so much of today's stuff has to rely upon excessive swearing and romantic sub-plots to provide cheap thrills or a shock value. Glad you liked it.
哪里有完整版？
这是完整版本。
So what was the ending ?????????????????????
As a Scot, I have no idea how what he described is a "Scottish breakfast" lol i love a Scottish Breakfast... and that not it lol
Superb gripping drama, though the lingering ridiculous extreme close-ups of the captains eyes, nose and mouth became painful to watch.
The complete series of dead of night NOT AVAILABLE TO WATCH INTREIGING bbc2 series DEAD OF NIGHT CANT UNDERSTAND WHERE THE REST OF THE SERIES OF THE EPISODEs which are notvavailable to watch NOT AVAILABLE WHATS GOING ON JUST LIKE THE SERIES OUT OF THE UNKNOWN WHERE ARE THE REST OF THESE EPISODES
I didn't understand it, I must be thick (sniffle)
The pilot is having flashbacks to his bomber crew flights in WW2.
Ummmm......I thought these episodes from DON were lost forever??? How did you manage to upload these???? 🤔😳🤗
Not all of the episodes were missing. For whatever reason, the BBC kept three and wiped three.
@@twittykins hi, Just wondering what format these remaining episodes exist on? are they original 625-Line PAL or 525-Line NTSC conversions?
@@Super_Mario128 These three remaining episodes are held by the BBC on Quad 2" tape using the 625 line PAL standard. Of course, if the missing episodes are ever found, they are likely to be either a 16mm black & white telerecording or an obsolete home video format.
Did he kill his wife's first husband, or was he just reenacting his death?
2:17
Without the subtitles, you can't even tell what they're saying! Bloody English!
You seem to write pretty good English. Problem understanding it?
@@QuadriviumNumbers In fact, yes! I've been nearly completely deaf since birth, lol, thank you for your concern!
@@frmm123 ♥
I dont get this story at all.
They speak too bloody fast. I know you like that word. I prefer "damn".
+Beth Miletti to fast and cant hear
Perhaps its you.
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Where have all the other episodes gone only two episodes available y to watch 😮 they keep all the rubbish programs and deleat all the good programs
In those days flying was for the privileged few
Not according to this video.
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Didn't do much for me I'm afraid. Fairly predictable really.
This episode is so much better than "The Exorcism", mainly because the writer isn't trying to hit us over the head with his liberal lefty politics.
wrong.
Have to agree with evilraqi. A good triliogy, but old houses go with Dead of Night thrillers not planes.
stewart fearn the open leftism of the exorcism and a woman sobbing are exactly what make them exemplary.
Rentaghost okish really?? trendy lefties?? politically whatever. tch what rubb8sh. if u want a brain woekout how about what makes Antony a trajic hero? ant n cleo shakespear a level.
I you have read the Bible, Jesus feeds the masses with fish and loaves when where hungry. Jesus as he traveled was taken in and feed by strangers. Maybe you mistake Christian with liberal? Gleaning in the Bible, leaving a percentage of the crops for the poor, widowed or orphaned. Matthew 25:35 For I was an hungred, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in, James 2:16
If one of you tells him, "Go in peace; stay warm and well fed," but does not provide for his physical needs, what good is that?, Hebrews 13:2 Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have entertained angels without knowing it. Calling Christian charity liberalism is usually an ones way of turning attention away from their own inhumanity.
Being not British and not in tune with the culture made this the most boring episode of the "Twilight Zone" British style I've ever seen. They needed William Shatner to play the Capt. and chew on the scenery doing a patented Shatner meltdown. :)
Seems quite boring. Not nearly enough wailing and thrashing of limbs continental style.
British shows are to startchie. even the shows of today have to music or effects
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Is that a racist comment? 14:03
Sorry, but this was just bad. The ending made no sense and the buildup was dull, dull, dull. And the budget must have been so low the actors had to pay to be in it.
why is it that I can never enjoy watching one of these obscure old tv shows without a horde of idiots trying to belittle modern telly that they don't watch? there was plenty of god-awful stuff on tv in the 60s-70s, the only difference between The Sweeney and Spooks is that one has "charm"- because it's from the 1970s, and so it's attempts at being "real" and "gritty" come across as quaint and serious rather than adolescent and sadistic. Better Call Saul or the Sopranos would never be made in the 1970s as (most of)the audience audience wouldn't have the attention span to follow the same story for more than 50 minutes.
i waisted 50 minutes of my life is this apart of a series?
It's a stand-alone episode in a early 1970s BBC anthology series called "Dead of Night".
In times past drama used to be more character based because there simply wasn't the budget for big action scenes.
Many modern drama series / films - deliberately cram more and more action in to keep viewers satisfied.
This can be demonstrated by the Fast and Furious franchise. The last effort was simply ridiculous.
What you've watched is superior acting and building tension.
Not waisted, wasted. - and I can't change that. But it was part of a series, one this old man can just remember.
Very popular and highly regarded, so the BBC destroyed much of it.
Terribly boring; don't know what they're talking about.
maybe you need to learn English
Of course you don't.
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