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Mi-Amigo
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What TV programmes do you miss, or too young to see at the time, and would love to see reshown?

I know that some old programmes are repeated on channels such as Dave, Yesterday, Drama, Gold -

feel free to mention any that you miss and are pleased on any of these, or other channels, as I for one might have missed them.

 

Here are a few of mine, I`d love to see reshown:

 

The Liver Birds - with the lovely Polly James and Nerys Hughes

The Prisoner

Dave Allen Show

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@Cleoriff wrote:

I watched a re-run of The Prisoner a few years back. It did seem unbelievable the 2nd time around.

When we saw it in the 60's it had a cult following and we never missed an episode. 

It certainly did a hell of a lot for tourism in Portmeirion, Wales.


I first saw The Prisoner in the US. Watched with my mum and neither of us liked it or understood it. Saw it again when I came here and somehow it made more sense and I loved it. But that was in the '70s. Don't know if it would have the same appeal now.

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Thanks to those who remember The Prisoner with Patrick Macgoohan, who, of course, was also in another TV series I miss - Danger Man...

Being a lover of "pirate" radio, I well remember one episode - "Not So Jolly Roger" filmed on "pirate radio" station broadcasting from a fort in the Thames estuary in the 60s.

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Didn't realise Patrick MacG was Dangerman , this should re-run @Mi-Amigo


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Didn't realise Patrick MacG was Dangerman , this should re-run @Mi-Amigo

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@TallTrees wrote:
Didn't realise Patrick MacG was Dangerman , this should re-run @Mi-Amigo

Allegedly, the opening scene in The Prisoner is John Drake (Danger Man) resigning...

Totally agree, I think re-runs of Danger Man would attract a large audience.

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Did any of you ever watch the 80s show Sledge Hammer? grin I just googled it to see if that's what it was actually called and saw the name even has ! at the end, so "Sledge Hammer!" which fits the show so well. joy 

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@Mi-Amigo wrote:

@TallTrees wrote:
Didn't realise Patrick MacG was Dangerman , this should re-run @Mi-Amigo

Allegedly, the opening scene in The Prisoner is John Drake (Danger Man) resigning...

Totally agree, I think re-runs of Danger Man would attract a large audience.


I'd watch it, I loved this show. Was a fan of Patrick McGoohan. I had quite a crush on him in my younger days smiling

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@Marjo wrote:

Did any of you ever watch the 80s show Sledge Hammer? grin I just googled it to see if that's what it was actually called and saw the name even has ! at the end, so "Sledge Hammer!" which fits the show so well. joy 


Not one I recall but I'm not great on names of TV shows. What was it about @Marjo?

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Actually something is coming back to me. Was this the show with the useless police derective who was constantly like a bull in a china shop; bashing down doors and getting himself into hot water?

 

It was very funny if we're talking about the same show @Marjo.

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@Glory1 wrote:

Actually something is coming back to me. Was this the show with the useless police derective who was constantly like a bull in a china shop; bashing down doors and getting himself into hot water?

 

It was very funny if we're talking about the same show @Marjo.


Yes that's it @Glory1LOL When something was starting to happen, e.g. they had to deal with some dangerous situation, he always declared "trust me, I know what I'm doing!" which was always followed by something accidentally breaking etc. sweat_smile 

I'd like to watch this show again. It was very silly. It was partly a parody of sorts about other cop shows and movies I think.

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