No, really.
More interesting than you might think.
(, Sun 2 Jan 2022, 14:44, Reply)
this series of articles about the history of British Saturday night TV is well worth a read.
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it did entertain millions of people for many years, and that is worthy of some respect.
(, Sun 2 Jan 2022, 20:56, Reply)
And vomit at Blobby.
(, Sun 2 Jan 2022, 21:34, Reply)
at its height it pulled 18 million viewers. You couldn't get 18 likes on a post on /links.
(, Sun 2 Jan 2022, 23:14, Reply)
At the time most people only had 4 channels, and I dare say one TV per household. Such limitations and the changed nature of broadcast television are a large factor in these estimates.
(, Mon 3 Jan 2022, 11:47, Reply)
The idea that we all have to "respect" something just because it is (or was) popular is actually pretty repulsive and stupid.
(, Mon 3 Jan 2022, 12:18, Reply)
- Noel Edmonds is just like Hitler.
(, Tue 4 Jan 2022, 8:30, Reply)
A few years ago you would need double digits.
(, Tue 4 Jan 2022, 11:23, Reply)
Does anyone outside Noel Edmonds remember it fondly? That's quite an achievement in a country that will get nostalgic over a test card
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currently got the DVDs of Girls on Top on order...
(, Tue 4 Jan 2022, 1:30, Reply)
nhp30.com/ is also a website about the most important 169 broadcasts in BBC history.
(, Mon 3 Jan 2022, 18:50, Reply)
wiped from his alcoholic body as he performed as a sidekick to Neil Morrisey's Sammy The Shammy. What a hellish death for a really very good actor.
(, Tue 4 Jan 2022, 13:51, Reply)
it's not Mrs Brown's Boys - now THAT is what I call popular entertainment.
(, Tue 4 Jan 2022, 11:49, Reply)
