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Yes, he was 44 when the show started! Tony Green was 41.
People tended to age faster in those days.
Yes, he was 44 when the show started! Tony Green was 41.
I was a Tv repairman in my younger days. We repaired just about everything, spares were plentiful. Environmentally sound practice. Now parts rarely available and cost a fortune. Our Washing machine, needed a new drum, drum was on back order and cost 80% of a brand new machine. Needless to say I was pissed at now taking dismantled machine to tip.
Bullseye got viewing figures of 17 million when it first came out.
The last Strictly final got 9.6m.
Bullseye got viewing figures of 17 million when it first came out.
The last Strictly final got 9.6m.
How many TV channels were there back then? 4?
2023 is not shaping up so well. Not even a week in and we’ve had covid ripping through the vulnerable family members, a family friend dying unexpectedly and way before his time, and a much-loved neighbour dying suddenly last night. I am longing for just a normal boring, cold, January.
It is blue bin day tomorrow. Our neighbour who just died always put out his bins on exactly the right day. You never had to check the website, just look out of the window instead. He was always right. This week, he put the blue bin out a day early.
Luckily I use a brand called QUAD as my HiFi amplifiers specifically a 44 control unit and a pair of 303 poweramplifiers these use all discrete components so even though the 303's are 50yrs old they can be easily repaired and there is still a factory service workshop, in fact my much younger 44 control unit (only 30yrs old) is back there at the mo but my old 33 control unit has been put back into the system whilst I wait for the 44 to return (QUAD currently have a backlog of 6-8 weeks work)
It's funny to think that in 1967 someone could be listening to pretty much what I do today and there are very few modern Amps as capable and adaptable as these are
Nice that you can still 'buy British' with hifi even today. That's some use you are getting out of those amps!
Nice that you can still 'buy British' with hifi even today. That's some use you are getting out of those amps!
Google speedboat and Bullseye and their are some weird articles.
One claims only one was ever given away to someone living in a Coventry flat while another lists various alleged uses a Doncaster couple found for there's until it came useful when they got flooded.
A speed boat seems a very odd choice of prize to be honest. It's not something just anyone could use. Lots of people don't like boats, you'd need somewhere to store it, a car with a bit of power and weight to pull it, a fair bit of money to fuel and maintain it.
I always tell folk Boat is an acronym for Break Out Another Thousand....