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An Audience with Ronnie Corbett (25th October 1997). Ronnie C's old colleague is in the audience with a question.
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#OnThisDay 25 October 1989
#KenMorley makes his first appearance as Reg Holdsworth in #CoronationStreet, going on to appear in 410 episodes over six years.
"Sorry to keep you waiting Mr Watts, the whole place seems to go out of sync when one or two of the girls don't put in..."
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Today marks the birthday of our very own @MsGlynisBarber - Happy Birthday, Glynis! Have a fab day. #Makepeace
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In 1972, TV history gave us truly one of the most adorable moments ever broadcasted
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Happy Birthday to the very Beautiful Glynis Barber, I hope you have a wonderful day Glynis 🎁🎂
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Don't forget tonight the clocks go back by one hour,
so, at 2am the time becomes 1;
But, most importantly never forget,
No matter how much the world changes,
You are amazing and that can never be undone.
#ClocksGoBack #allontheboard
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Don’t focus on or worry about the people who aren’t happy for you; it’s highly likely it’s because they are unhappy with themselves, who they are and what they do.
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Fun Boy Three and Bananarama - It Ain't What You Do (It's the Way That You Do It)
1982
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Larry Grayson's Generation Game (24th October 1981). Johnny Ball is on hand to mark a geometry test.
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James Mason, Eve Marie Saint and Cary Grant. Location. 'North By Northwest'
Pooh woke up suddenly in the middle of the night and listened. He heard the noise again.
“Is that you, Piglet?” he said. But it wasn’t.
“Come in, Christopher Robin,” he said. But the noise went on.
“Worraworraworraworraworra,” said Whatever-it-was. ~A.A.Milne #clocksbacktonight
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#OnThisDay 24 October 1979
The first episode of TERRY AND JUNE was broadcast on BBC1. Just six months since the end of their last sitcom together, Happy Every After, #TerryScott and #JuneWhitfield are reunited for more domestic shenanigans. 65 episodes were made across 9 series.
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24 October 1975. Last episode of the stop-motion animated TV series, The Wombles, was broadcast on BBC1. The Wombles live under Wimbledon Common collecting and recycling rubbish. The series ran for 60 episodes.
























