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Preservation of Media
Registrace 23. 07. 2020
Welcome to "Preservation of Media"! Our channel is dedicated to uncovering and sharing rare, unseen, and hard-to-find content that might otherwise be lost to time. From vintage films and television shows to obscure music performances and historical footage, we aim to provide a platform for media preservation and accessibility.
Our mission is to preserve and share media that might have been forgotten or overlooked, to make it available to a wider audience. We believe that it is important to honor the past and to learn from it, and that access to historical media is crucial to understanding our cultural heritage.
Please note that while we do not hold any rights to the content we post, we strive to share content that is not widely available and may not have been seen by many people before. We hope to contribute to the preservation and celebration of media history, and invite you to join us on this journey of discovery and appreciation.
Our mission is to preserve and share media that might have been forgotten or overlooked, to make it available to a wider audience. We believe that it is important to honor the past and to learn from it, and that access to historical media is crucial to understanding our cultural heritage.
Please note that while we do not hold any rights to the content we post, we strive to share content that is not widely available and may not have been seen by many people before. We hope to contribute to the preservation and celebration of media history, and invite you to join us on this journey of discovery and appreciation.
I Don’t Believe It! - The One Foot in the Grave Story
Angus Deayton presents a guide to the world of Victor Meldrew. The cast and writer who made One Foot in the Grave one of the most successful sitcoms of the 1990s look back over ten years of mishaps, mayhem and murder.
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People Make Television: London Women’s Film Group (1975) | Open Door
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London Women’s Film Group present highlights from their ‘Amazing Equal Pay Show’, and discuss their work in the context of a male-dominated film industry. Open Door is produced by the public. Skilled help and advice is available from the BBC’s Community Programme Unit.
Mary Whitehouse and Hermine Whitfield on Sex Education (1974) | The Frost Interview
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David speaks to moral campaigner Mary Whitehouse, and Hermine Whitfield of the Grapevine Sex Education project about their differing opinions on sex education. Producesr Barbara Maxwell, Iain Johnstone Director Mike Catherwood Cast David Frost, Hermine Whitfield, Mary Whitehouse
Karl Pilkington Prepares for Hollywood Extra Role with Ricky Gervais (2008)
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Podcaster, Karl Pilkington, finds out what it’s like to play an extra in such a metaphysically profound film.
Karl Pilkington on becoming an author (2007) | The Culture Show
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Ricky Gervaise describes Karl Pilkington as the funniest man alive in Britain today. He should know because along with Stephen Merchant, they have millions of fans. Karl is branching out. He has just become a travel writer but he's nervous about being accepted as a proper author
Top Gear Waterworld | Episode 3
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Series about aquatic transport. This week, Jeremy Clarkson pays a visit to one of the most awesome war machines ever built when he takes a look at life on board Uss Eisenhower, a 100,000-ton American aircraft carrier with a crew of 6,000 and 75jet fighters. Pilots talk about the hazards of landingtheir planes on deck at night and the Admiral of the Fleet reveals how the whole ship operates. Pro...
Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant talking The Office with Alan Yentob (2006)
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Clip from Imagine... A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Studio.
Top Gear Waterworld | Episode 2
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The series looking at aquatic transport finds Jeremy Clarkson cruising along the French Riviera in a luxury yacht, Tiff Needell checking out a revolutionary Swedish craft and an inventor talking about his homemade submarine. See today’s choices. Producers Richard Pearson, Andy Wilman. Thursday, 30 Jul 1998, 20:30
Intelligent Pets | The Learning Machine (1985)
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A personal view by Tom O’Shea of computers in education. The last of six programmes. Tim O’Shea looks at some possible futures for computers in education with Professor Aaron Sloman and Dr. Benedict du Boulay, Alison Kidd, and Alex d’Agapeyeff.
Having a Bash at BASIC | The Learning Machine (1985)
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A personal view by Tim O’Shea of computers in education. A series of six programmes. ‘BASIC? The worst thing since sliced bread!' With a variety of professional programmers, Tim O’Shea presents the case against BASIC, and looks at recent developments in programming languages.
The Gender Gap | The Learning Machine (1985)
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A personal view by Celia Hoyles of computers in education. Girls are often excluded from computers at home and in school. They’re even told that they shouldn’t be interested in technology! Celia Hoyles, Professor of Mathematics, Institute of Education (London University), explores the myths and prejudices about computing and girls.
Why Is So Much Educational Software So Lousy? | The Learning Machine (1985)
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A personal view by Tim O’Shea of computers in education. Why is it so difficult for parents and teachers to find educational software that does something useful, or at the very least does what it’s supposed to do?
Promises, Promises... | The Learning Machine (1985)
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A personal view by Tim O’Shea of computers in education. The first of six programmes. As teachers have pointed out: ‘They gave us the machines before anyone knew what to do with them.‘ Tim O’Shea questions the motives for putting micros into schools and suggests what is needed for the computer to live up to its educational promise.
Gwen Troake’s Banquet (1976) | The Big Time
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Gwen Troake’s Banquet (1976) | The Big Time
Fanny Cradock Invites you to a Cheese and Wine Party (1970) | BBC
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Fanny Cradock Invites you to a Cheese and Wine Party (1970) | BBC
Fanny Cradock Cooks for Christmas (1975) | BBC
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Fanny Cradock Cooks for Christmas (1975) | BBC
The Challenge of the Sixties (1960) | BBC Panorama
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The Challenge of the Sixties (1960) | BBC Panorama
Cakes and Puddings with Fanny Cradock (1966) | BBC
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Cakes and Puddings with Fanny Cradock (1966) | BBC
Rowan Atkinson on Wogan talking Blackadder and performing (1983)
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Rowan Atkinson on Wogan talking Blackadder and performing (1983)
Baldrick's Video Diary & A Blackadder in the Making | Blackadder Back & Forth Extra
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Baldrick's Video Diary & A Blackadder in the Making | Blackadder Back & Forth Extra
Lord John Wolfenden C.B.E. on homosexual offences and prostitution (1957)
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Lord John Wolfenden C.B.E. on homosexual offences and prostitution (1957)
Bricks, Ravioli, and Spaghetti bolognese with Fanny Cradock (1966) | BBC
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Bricks, Ravioli, and Spaghetti bolognese with Fanny Cradock (1966) | BBC
A really lovely show. I grew up in East Anglia as a child and the show hit home. It had the feel of going home after being away for a long time. Purely majical.
One Foot In The Grave was my childhood. I was 5 years old when it started in 1990 and for the whole decade, this was part of my childhood. I was so lucky to get to see it first when it went out, and so happy that others can enjoy it now. One of the best sitcoms we have ever made in Britain.
The most relaxing show ever. I wish they had made more seasons.
tbh though a seafood cocktail and coffee pudding would be too much 😬
Agusneta
La agusteta
I love how she always shamelessly reuses tin foil.
Imagine cooking and talking on camera, non stop, for a full half hour and never missing a beat!
1:23 GYAAATT
I love that the kitchen staff treated her with kindness and respect, as did Ted Heath.
Fanny reminds me of John Galliano...... the manufactured posh accent and the pretentious use of French.
This was the end of Fanny on tv. Delia Smith essentially took over 😊
Never realised Joe was being played by Alexei Sayle.
I still laugh at the classic line delivered by Johnnie Cradock after she had given a demonstration on how to make ring doughnuts. It was something along the lines of "I trust you found that helpful, and I hope all your doughnuts turn out like Fanny's!"
Wonderful.❤️
Mrs Troake just didn't want to give up on her coffee dessert . It was actually quite clever the way she asked Edward Heath whether he would have liked it at the end and managed to let him know who had said it was too rich to be served.😂 There is something sad about all this though. Fanny had always supported the ladies struggling on a reduced budget on her show. She would use alternate cheaper ingredients to help them and when she spoke directly to thousands of housewives through that camera lens she tried to make them feel visible, cared about. She knew poverty as a young person , selling cleaning products from door to door as her father had ruined the family finances by gambling. She was not an angel ( bigamous marriages? Difficult relationships with her children. ) Her physical transformation over the years with the caked on makeup surely underlined mental struggles and perhaps it was this difficult , unpredictable side of her character that took over in that interview. What she said to Mrs Troake was basically right , but the way that she said it , the attitude helped to finish her off . I suspect the BBC , who could have helped her weather the press and public storm or even just edited the programme differently , might have been wanting to replace her with a more up to date show format.
Sophie is a wonderful actress , Sheila has been our favourite character, the scene of Lance confiding in Sheila outside the pub is the most stand out piece of acting in the whole series, Sophie's moment of reflection in the reply to Lance is so emotionally gripping pure gold. Thankyou Sophie for taking the part.
When my world was falling apart with abuse and depressions and a breakdown ...I found Detectorists and each episode brought me into a mindful safe happy place ...a masterpiece...the scenery is serene and beautiful ...thank you ...thank you for giving me a place to go to escape my hell ... sadly the crazy government in Ireland has banned detection....they could save on health bills if they allowed it ...better than pills .Thank you sir .
I live in India but if I ever get to meet Richard Wilson, I’m definitely gonna say, “I donttt belieeeeeve ittt”
I really loved Detectorists - such a gentle, genuine, enthralling sitcom. I've seen every episode they made...wish they would make more!!!
I can't believe that despite watching these series so many times that I never picked up on the comedy value of Pearce and Divian. They were really funny together in this, so subtle. Well they made me laugh anyway.
Amazing
BRO HAS RIZZ BROS FINE😌
I'VE OFTEN WONDERED IF THE REAL 'SIMON AND GARFUNKLE' HAVE SEEN THIS SHOW. ITWAS ALSO, VERY POPULAR IN THE USA.
Fanny Cradock ruined her career in 1976 in a self destructive way in a BBC cookery programme. The show's clips are online I think, but her reaction to an ordinary member of the public's dinner menu ideas was what killed her career. One TV show destroyed her. Google it and you will understand
Her real name was Phyllis Nan Sortain Pechey - not as catchy as Fanny Cradock
It is amazing that Fanny did all of this on live TV she was amazing .
I loved every minute of every episode.Thank you all so very much...🤗💝
Mr bean haircut: ahh shιt wrong time
You'd think with the makeup, she thought they were going to be recording in the very defunct BAIRD studio! 🤭🤣
I wasn't born for another year after Fanny's career ending critique of Gwen Trokes banquet. I grew up watching the rather more sedate and relaxed Farmhouse Kitchen from Yorkshire Television. 🤭
Well I was hoping to hear the head chef shouting "Where's the SAUCE?!, WHERE'S THE BRAMBLE SAUUUUUUCE!! 🤭🤣
It's here boys, this is where everything started.
Honest to god i thought this was an ai video, but rowan was rockin the edgar before it was cool😂
My wife and myself watched it through 3 times back to back, Sheila and Trevor are just wonderful. What a great cast .
Why does he look soooo hot
Very good questions, and of course, MC being his lovely, self-effacing ... er ... self.
MR BEAN CREATED THE EDGAR HAIR CUT
It's like 1939 in Germany.
How old was he?
Loved this show. Cool theme song too.
he’s lowk fine in this 😜😜
Who is watching this in 2024😢
and to think that this was 1 year after the Falklands War, without a doubt this guy's series marked my childhood, UK🤝ARG
Forgive me; I just washed my hands.
Fish and Chips Fanny
COMPLAINT! Where were 'Simon and Garfunkel?" My favorites! Great show, love it.
Who is here in 2024 😂
who's here in August?
Way ahead of his time
Robert Morley? Now he was a gentleman, unlike that gargoyle Ms Craddock. Her dessert was very like Tiramisu.