Video

Lovely to see Harry Seacombe.

I always loved the door bell ringing at the start while the ladies talked. Always imagined that it was someone they didn’t want to join them and they were ignoring the door bell.

Lol haha playing with the supermarket and the big yelllow tea pot

@ 0:40. I’m laughing to pieces. Did that posh woman say ‘it was pathetic to see him’ in relation to her injured son trying to eat a waffle? It’s less ‘House Party’ and more ‘Cat House’

I ant watch this without thinking of the Buggernation Street Johnny Monroe version.

All that was missing was the Southern logo superimposed over the start.

Used to love watch this in the 70s with my mum when not in school

Cliff Michelmore was a caulkhead he was born in cowes 11 December 1919

Brian Nissen, Fred Dineage, Jack Hargreaves

Keep em peeled RIP Shaw Taylor i say that to my dog every day when I take him for walkies i miss the 70ths

This is excellent! Thanks for sharing. 🤩✨✨✨

HAPPY NEW YEAR 1993!

It’s New 🆕 Year’s Eve 1992 is the Eve of new 🆕 year’s day. It is Thursday 31st December 1992 so a happy 😊 😃 😆 new 🆕 year 🥳 to bank 🏦 holiday Thursday 1st 🥇 January 1993 🥳 🎈 🎉 . It’s over 31 previous years ago when I was aged 16 years old at the time 🕰️. 👍

5:41 AND NOW, FROM NORWICH ITS THE QUIZ OF THE WEEK

I read English Language and Literature at UCL 1977-1980 with Jane. She got an upper second.

Where today we have Loose Women, in the seventies and early eighties we had relatively prim and proper women!!

That show would have been much better if BC was interviewing the guest

While Jeans demolishing that garage extension Gloria will be preforming open heart surgery with a lovely lady from the re cross. 😂

Hannah looks hawt.

The 1990 Broadcasting Act was a disaster with a barmy bidding system that was a silly way of choosing who gets the prize and who crashes and burns.

THIS programme leaves Loose Women trailing in the dust...No one dropping their H's for a start.

And Central TV only paid £2,000 for it's franchise!

My university in the US uses the Portsmouth hornpipe (starts around 1:28) as the tune for its fight song.

Amazing the outside pictures on the Southern News and Weather were in film style.

Oh my goodness!!!

Brilliant!!

I think Southern produced excellent programmes for the ITV network.....Houseparty was broadcast during the afternoon & knew it's audience for that time of day as did Worzel Gummidge on Saturday afternoons!

You can stand in that same spot at Corfe Castle today and see nothing has changed.

People watched this dribble. Four woman looking and talking about there dogs. There sex lives couldn't have been that good then 😂😂😂

I like the look of her without the extended bunker. If only they would do that today, maybe paint her in Drummond green and have a gala at Swanage with the T3.

at work today I remembered this from when i was a kid and right now it is in my recomended list .. how odd .

For the first 50" of this show I thought she was talking about a new bloke!

And segwey from Billy Ocean when the going gets tough, to drugs, abortion, god. Subtle. . I miss Anglia TV. Properly regional but international too

I mainly remember this on Thursdays, just before 7. Watching this and then switching over to the Beeb for TOTP, the unofficial start to the weekend, as Fridays at school was just a case of counting down the ideas.

"World News" Music by David Dundas From album "Jingles & Themes" ©1996 Themes International

What a vacuous group of non entities!

I love how they unpacked the crate of food they were supposed to be gifting to someone else :)

Very much Stockbridge or Winchester villages ladies. Lovely.

8:00pm one of my favourite Avengers episodes!

Only Mary Morris could pronounce "hamper" as "hemper!"

Watched this avidly as a boy. No wonder I ended up gay!

This must be very rare footage.

Well spoken. None of the slang.

Great to see ITV credits for Christmas so many brilliant shows what a pity Christmas on ITV these days are so poor 😡😡

i wanted to see how the Soufflet came out !

THEY DID THIS BEFORE MERIDIAN?!

Lots of women talking blabbering crap

The studio for the South Mid-Day bulletin was so small that the camera was in the corridor outside, shooting through a hole in the door.

Can play the music for the TV dog barking

Can play the music for the TV dog barking