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So good, before diversity ruined the BBC

Goodness Hayley Mills can bore paint off walls.

thanks for sharing.

Wonderful. Lovely guests, the “charming” host 😂 and entertainment from gentler times.

michael bates' ay ay ay is annoying as anything.

Middle class mumblings from a world a million miles away from the realities of everyday life for the backbone of the nation.Best left where it belongs in the bin.The amount of misguided self importance /indulgence is vomit inducing. Do these specimens even know the existence of real work or the working classes .utter shite

Magic.

Funny how at around the 21:24 mark Frank Muir pronounces Daily Mirror as if it was "Daily Muir" :)

Amazed none of them picked up Frank's error at 1:33:35 implying John Ford had directed High Noon. Ford had nothing to do with it; Fred Zinnemann directed it.

1:00 So they give the robots loaded guns, but tell the guests it's perfectly safe. And the robots get shot; we can only imagine how intricate the technology is....and expensive...and they get "put back together". At what cost? 7:00 Woody.

Wonder whether "hottie-tottie" has anything to do wiith "hoity-toity".

thanks once again.

Loved this. :)

So establishment, so English... But part of my DNA as a child. These luvvies cannot act and talk like this in real life.

Hey, do you have any more episodes after these?

Excellent high powered drama with top class acting talent. Thanks for uploading this fascinating series.

Nostalgia ❤, my heart bleeds for those days.

Love the one where Frank Igloo WITHOUT the " indoor convenience " and Arthur laughed uncontrollably calling. Frank " you Ape" 🤣🤣 😂🤣. Comic genius ❤.

The Gatsby discussion was entralling. You don't get that high level of intelligent discussion today in mainstream television.

Michael Jayston is magnificent as Beethoven and the play is so moving and emotional.

I remember the show from the 80’s on BBC2. A wonderful funny, gentle, cerebral show.

BBC Four began repeating this show on 12th August 2024.

"Come with me to south-west China (...) twixt Burma and Tibet..." Twixt Burma and Tibet it's India (and Bhutan), but hey :)

thanks for sharing.

FRANK MUIR'S PRONUNCIATION OF 'A' AT 5:05 IS *AMAZING* . when nowadays it's ay ay ay rubbish. PS Angharad Rees and Christopher Cazenove were husband and wife at the time. and 'turny' is wrong .

16:11 Sheila Hancock defending animals before it was cool

Hi there, do you have any episodes after 1978?

Call my bluff is coming back to BBC4 starting tomorrow night at 9

Nice to see Richard Beckinsale

I don't know where you found this but I am so grateful you did. I am the daughter of Rita Hunter and I have only ever had the audio of this and a black and white photo. I am currently saving a very large archive I have of stuff here at home. I never thought I would see this. It gives me hope that somewhere....someone has her This Is Your Life appearance. Thank you so much for this upload. And it would have been her 91st birthday on 15 August. She would have been over the moon to see this if she were alive ❤❤❤❤️

This starts with Ray Milland talking about The Lost Weekend, for which he won Best Actor in 1945

thanks again.

requiescat in pace Suzanne Roquette

Hondo is the right word for a lasdo loop.

are 10, 11, 12.... coming?

This is great, thank you. John Boorman is appearing at the NFT soon to talk about Zardoz.

28:40 Previn's hair! A work of art! If you've ever been married to Mia Farrow...?!

You have a woman's hands!

Dear Dreamer - I just wanted to let you know that whilst I don't watch these as you release them, I do save them up for special occasions, so, thank you very, very much for then. Things like this are an essential lifeline to a sane and gentile past I miss so much; I know as time goes by, we can suffer from nostalgia, but tell me anything worth watching from today, and you win a prize ;-). Best wishes from Ireland. PS always hoping for an Arthur Marshall episode, just fabulous!

thanks for sharing.

Thank you..!!! those were the days..!!! **( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡° )**

Thanks for posting these. Ben searching for the old Barry Norman film shows..What a find

Eloquence and genuine personality on a level way beyond what we have now. Also immense comfort as this was one of the first grown up shows that I understood as a child.

Thank You so much

thanks for uploading.

Wonderful memories from my childhood.

was kenneth williams ever on call my bluff?

Doctor Who vs Lt Ellis---"would you like a jelly baby?"

Has Robert a comb over or trollibobs

Is Would I lie to you a modern version of this sort of