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PERFECT TV?
I remember watching this at the time and it has stayed with me ever since. An incredibly powerful example of the futility of trench warfare. The final episode of Blackadder Goes Forth was first broadcast this week back in 1989.
Arguably the most poignant end to a TV show. They made us laugh for years and suddenly we felt what it was like to lose them.
We will remember them.
For our tomorrows, they gave their today.
#lestweforget #remembrance
Clip from @BBCArchive
The inventor of Hard Boiled Eggs wrapped in Sausage Meat has died
R. I. P Scott Chegg!
#ImHereAllWeek
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Sean Lock (RIP) on Russell Brand in 2014.
"The reason I hate him so much is because I'm a dad and I have this fear that my daughters will bring something like that home."
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#OnThisDay 1984. Labour leader Neil Kinnock says he is too busy to speak at a series of rallies in support of the #MinersStrike
In a letter to Arthur Scargill the Labour leader wrote he was “already fully committed to a series of longstanding engagements which cannot be broken.”
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This has me in stitches every time
youtu.be/SnXtuktNdlM
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When he tumbles down the stairs, I honestly can’t stop laughing. I showed this to a 15-year-old who had never heard of Peter Sellers or The Pink Panther, and when she saw this scene, she nearly peed herself laughing so hard!
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On this day in 1839, the Newport Rising took place, when ordinary people in 🏴 Wales stood up for the right of every man over 21 to vote, not just the wealthy. #otd
Soldiers of the English Army ✝️ opened fire on the crowd.
22 people died.
cy.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terfys…
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#OnThisDay 1984. Leaders of the National Working Miners’ Committee predict that miners will break the strike in South Wales and return to work.
South Wales would however remain the most solid Area during the strike with 99 percent of miners still on strike in January 1985.