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Looking Back At London Weekend Television – Part One

Long Way For A Titter, Ken Dodd called it during his first Audience With.  London Weekend Television was one of the major regional ITV franchises broadcasting  from Fridays at 5:15pm (prior to 1982 at 7:00pm) to Monday mornings at 6:00am. …

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Never The Twain

Never The Twain - 1981

A genuine side splitter and one of my favourite TV sitcoms.  Made by Thames Television for ITV Never The Twain ran up 67 episodes

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The Dave Allen Show

The Dave Allen Show - 1993

We started the week looking at re-makes and comebacks, in view of the new series of Yes Prime Minister.  Much of what we

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The Upper Hand

The Upper Hand - 1990

Adapted from an American sitcom, Who's The Boss ? The Upper Hand made it's TV debut in 1990.  It ran for seven series totalling

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Frankie Howerd on Campus

Frankie Howerd on Campus - 1990

One of the all time greats and master of the double entendre Frankie Howerd was a regular fixture on our Television screens throughout

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Home To Roost – 1985

Think John Thaw and you'll almost certainly think of The Sweeney or Inspector Morse and you'd be right.  However in 1985 he starred in this ITV sitcom and

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Babes In The Wood

Babes In The Wood, 1998

No, it's not the old pantomime.  Babes In The Wood was the ITV sitcom that ran for fourteen episodes (including a Christmas special) over

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The New Statesman

Hard hitting satire staring Ric Mayall.  The New Statesman ran for four series and three specials between 1987 and 1994. In 2006 there was also a stage show

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The Two Of Us

The Two Of Us - 1986

Proving there is life outside of Fools And Horses, Nicholas Lyndhurst stars in another Saturday Night gem from the ITV stable.  It's another

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The Original Men Behaving Badly

Men Behaving Badly - Series 1, 1992

There's a purely selfish reason for breaking Men Behaving Badly into three parts.  Mainly that I personally liked series one better, the

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