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As part of our new redesign we're doing some exclusive interviews with legends from some of your favourite classic TV programmes. We want your questions for Juan from Mind Your Language, and Lt. Gruber from Allo Allo. Send them in (contact us via Dull Bits at top menu), and we'll do our best to ask them very soon!
25th October 1985 Gary Holton (Wayne) sadly passed away in London.(Auf Wiedersehn Pet) 25th October 1955 Glynis Barber (Harriet Makepeace) was born.(Dempsey and Makepeace) 25th October 1928 Marion Ross (Marion Cunningham) was born in Albert Lea, Minnesota(Happy Days) 26th October 1984 Actor Noel Howlett (Morris Cromwell) sadly passed away.(Please Sir) 26th October 1945 Jaclyn Ellen Smith (Kelly) was born in Houston, Texas(Charlie's Angels) 27th October 1939 John Cleese (Basil Fawlty) was born in Weston-Super-Mare(Fawlty Towers) 29th October 1948 Kate Jackson (Sabrina) was born in Birmingham, Alabama(Charlie's Angels) 29th October 1940 Jack Shepherd (Wycliffe) was born in Leeds, England(Wycliffe) 30th October 1971 First episode of Upstairs Downstairs screened, on ITV.(Upstairs Downstairs) 30th October 1945 Henry Winkler (The Fonz) was born in New York(Happy Days) 31st October 1942 David Ogden Stiers (Major Winchester) was born in Peoria, Illinois(MASH)
DANDELION DEAD Period drama written by Michael Chaplin. A sumptuous re-creation of a true English murder story of the 1920's, set in Welsh Border country, rich in intrigue and black humour.
M.Zubair Afzali from Afghanistan on Mind Your Language: "Mind your Language is the best comedy show i have ever seen, The original show was running even when i was not born but i really liked it, specially Jaun Cervantes."
Jodi Heffner from California on Alias Smith and Jones: "I have been in love with Ben Murphy for over 40 years even though I hadn't seen the show in about as long. Now that it has been back on the air, I love him and Pete even more. My two favorite episodes are "Smiler with a Gun" and "Mcreedy Bust: Going, Going, gone." The shows are as watchable today as they were back then."
Ester from India on Mind Your Language: "MYL was just awesome...i loved the characted of Ali, Ranjeet and Givionni..actually I loved all of them....Mr Brown is just too cute, sad to hear that he is no more...whenever I feel bore I just watch them all over again...superb comedy how ever watched"
M.Douglas Mon ks from New Zealand on Outside Edge: "Where can I buy a copy - dvd or video?"
tim from Cheshire on Bless this House: "With Sally and the lovely Di Coupland in the show, who wouldnt be captivated.
Sally Geeson looked to be about 15 yrs old, but in fact she was in her 20s when she joined the show."
As part of our new redesign we're doing some exclusive interviews with legends from some of your favourite classic TV programmes. We want your questions for Juan from Mind Your Language, and Lt. Gruber from Allo Allo. Send them in (contact us via Dull Bits at top menu), and we'll do our best to ask them very soon!
