[Thos] Jeez. I started school in the 60s!. So I have to move replacing white streetlights with orange sodium lamps.. Night has never been the same colour since.

[Penelope] You surprise me genuinely...but your should take solace from the fact that I look old enough to be your father! :) Ed "Stewpot" Stewart on Crackerjack

[Thos] I am comforted, thank you. But I only just started school in 1969 :o)

Thos/Pen] I can't work out when I started school - I fink it must have neen 1969 too. It was probably the same year that Boolbar started so I'll ask him - he has a better memory than me.
Progressive Rock with home at Supper's Ready.

The real Milky Bar Kid.

Being able to remember things, like when you started school - now, where did I leave my keys!!

Being able to remember the names of most people on your nursery school photo and still saying hello to them when you see them out shopping with their teenage kids on a Saturday in your home town *groogh* About 7 years ago when I worked on a local paper, I had to visit my old Nursery School do a story - and they remembered me! And it was bloody odd to re-visit a place when you're three times the height you were when you last went there.

OK, its time for the first "mystery winning move" clue. If you don't want to know it, don't highlight the following..."Something to do with Arthur Scargill?"

The Sweeney, declaring Shut it!

How about lost in space for the 70's Space: 1999 another classic series for Gerry Anderson.

Its time to call Pugh, Pugh, Barley, Mcgrew, Cuthbert, Dibble and Grub.

One of Mrs Honeybun's pekes is stuck up a tree in Camberwick Green...

Tom Baker battles a Giant Robot. Can I come out from behind the sofa yet?

Kelloggs 'Rise and Shine' orange juice granules. Used to come in a sachet. Just add water. I bet you think I'm kidding...

No moves for a while . . . is everyone out on strike?

Boolbar] Don't mention the 'S' word it may force three day week.

The Likely Lads are regarded as funny and attractive young fellows.

Chopper bicycles and that awkwardly placed gearstick just awaiting an emergency brake. Don't forget to stick your Bubblegum cards in through the spokes though

[Pogle] Are you Mr, Mrs, Pippin or Tog?

Pogle] Or Plant? And what was Tog? Some sort of psycodelic squirrel I suppose. Oliver Postgate has much to answer for.

Bay City Rollers!

[Norma] I thought for a moment you were referring to the gorgeous 1959 Impala. The thing is that the 1959 Impala (scroll down) looks a lot better to us now than it did then. Then, it was fairly extreme in the fin department. Now, it's totally over the top in all departments. And compared to which, the 1978 Impala was a big disappointment.

Why are my ears burning ?

[Vlad] Someone with a short attention span is using you as a candelabra for earwax candles?

Aztec bars.

Just popped in for a can of Quatro and a Nutty bar. Mmm, lunch...

I can't believe noone has chimed in with Star Wars yet.

Star Wars *chime*

Jonathan King singing Everyone's gone to the jail, or something like that.

Silver Lady. (Whatever happened to David Soul?)

Just get me a Chrysler Cordoba, you know, with the Rich Corinthian Leather

Or a vivid marine blue Chrysler Alpine. That's A L P I N E, not Alpeeen as in the rather smart cultish Renaults. :o)

Free Milk at mid-morning playtime. (Bitch.)

A quick visit to Rumbelows or Timothy White's

Playing my Joker - It's a Knockout!

Shudder - MF! You are Alison Steadman, and I claim my Abigail's Party Souvenir Programme.

[gil] I thought long and hard for a classic British 70s film, and it was either that or The Children's Film Foundation

Anything from Play for Today... such as The Elephants' Graveyard, Just A Boy's Game, Scum - not forgetting Martha's nomination of Abigail's Party.

And, of corse, Saturday mornings would not be the same without Space: 1999, followed by World of Sport (with Dickie Davies at the helm), and the wrestling at 12.00. Of course, all of this is to be enjoyed whilst lying on the sofa, consuming chutney flavour Outer Spacers.

Anyone remember that crazy programme called Bookroom? Went out about ten to three or ten past three on winter afternoons on BBC1. had I think Tim Preece in it somewhere. Was set in a staff room type dreary room, orange sofa, and the three presenters kind of acted it in a sort of Tony Hart/ Mr Bennett way, bantering ansd bitching a little with each other and discussing books. It was totally strange and only viewed when you were off sick so i have no idea who it was supposed to appeal to. In factI had totally forgotten about it since the Seventies until I dreamt about it the otehr night. asked a few of my colleagues who vaguely remember it too. here's the weird bit...i've now checked and find it never existed! ow bizarre to dream a memory...

You don't mean The Book Tower, do you?

No, the Book Tower was dear old Tom and scasry Lloyd Webber theme! Book Room was it seems just my own weird mind dreaming it up. Some dream of winning the lottery...I dream of the Seventies!

Mmmm, Pye!

The Sweeney and I'm sure it's "Weebles"

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