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Wicked! Thanks. Fond memories from 96 to 2005... So was some of the late 80s. Some years I cannot even remember back then.
Mmmm! Christmas 91, wasn't long 11. Batman 89 taping it on VHS Christmas Day. ![]() Quite unreal and how I had forgotton the channels closing down after 1:15am. I must be missing something but I could have sworn Masters of the Universe 1987 Dolph Lundgren, Frank Langella film was on Christmas day or boxing day BBC1 early 90s. Cannot seem to find it. ![]() Used to tape it a lot. |
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Wicked! Thanks. Fond memories from 96 to 2005... So was some of the late 80s. Some years I cannot even remember back then.
Mmmm! Christmas 91, wasn't long 11. Batman 89 taping it on VHS Christmas Day. ![]() Quite unreal and how I had forgotton the channels closing down after 1:15am. I must be missing something but I could have sworn Masters of the Universe 1987 Dolph Lundgren, Frank Langella film was on Christmas day or boxing day BBC1 early 90s. Cannot seem to find it. ![]() Used to tape it a lot. I do wish I had taped more stuff back then, but I dont think to this day many people kept their tapes. |
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Masters Of The Universe, xmas eve bbc1 1550
Warm and cosy Christmas time, festive mood, white Christmas, good TV, Masters of the Universe on. ;D Oh and Back to the Future.
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Cool 1990. I remember that Christmas well as my gran was over for Christmas that year and remember it on that afternoon. Was so sure it was Christmas Day. Think it was snowing?
Warm and cosy Christmas time, festive mood, white Christmas, good TV, Masters of the Universe on. ;D Oh and Back to the Future. ![]() |
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Wicked! Thanks. Fond memories from 96 to 2005... So was some of the late 80s. Some years I cannot even remember back then.
Mmmm! Christmas 91, wasn't long 11. Batman 89 taping it on VHS Christmas Day. ![]() Quite unreal and how I had forgotton the channels closing down after 1:15am. I must be missing something but I could have sworn Masters of the Universe 1987 Dolph Lundgren, Frank Langella film was on Christmas day or boxing day BBC1 early 90s. Cannot seem to find it. ![]() Used to tape it a lot. ![]() Vividly remember watching Return of the Jedi on ITV xmas eve a year earlier. Can kind of remember the Ghostbusters premiere in 1987 and BFG in '89. |
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I remember a lot of Star Wars on in the 80s for Christmas but was too young to appreciate it back then since the first two were out before I was born. I didn't know what the Millenium Falcon was as the cool kids had those huge toys for Christmas. Damn those toys were huge and so crazily detailed in 87/88.
Let alone the other cool kids that had the toys from the cartoon series M.A.S.K., the Rhino truck, Boulder Hill and all the Transformers toys. Funny how all this comes flooding back after looking at this TV guide. Same for Ghostbusters as I remember the dogs with the red eyes scaring the hell out of me. More so all the hands coming out of the sofa. I also remember the BFG. Lots of Roger Moore Bond films... More so my special favourite as a child, Santa Clause the Movie 84? Dudley Moore, Sheena Easton sang the song. Oh and The Snowman on Channel 4. Saw The Snow Dog a few years ago?
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I remember rushing home on Xmas Eve 1990 to record that Masters of the Universe premiere on BBC.
![]() Vividly remember watching Return of the Jedi on ITV xmas eve a year earlier. Can kind of remember the Ghostbusters premiere in 1987 and BFG in '89. |
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Yeah, the Star Wars stuff eluded me too tbh. Return of the Jedi caught my attention due to the Ewoks, who had a spin-off cartoon shown to Saturday mornings. It was always He-Man, Thundercats, Ghostbusters, MASK with me - in that order.
All I have to do is watch The Snowman, The Aled Jones video or the scene in The Goonies when they set off on their adventure. Immediately I feel like I'm back in the 1980s and getting ready to turn on my Amstrad CPC. Same with these old Xmas listings. |
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Yes constant guilt tripping the whole family until you get your own way, taking the piss out of your family just so you get a laugh and dare anyone do it to him he has a go at them, bloody jack the lad type.
Hes a nasty vendictive piece of work! |
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Calm down dear, he's a fictional character!
Nearly died the first time I saw this episode. https://youtu.be/63rcdLeXiU8 |
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ITV and Ch4 as well
http://ukchristmastv.weebly.com/ |
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1986 Christmas Day BBC tv looks good, would have probably watched Every Second Counts and The Russ Abbot show, despite being only 4 years old at the time!
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1986 Christmas Day BBC tv looks good, would have probably watched Every Second Counts and The Russ Abbot show, despite being only 4 years old at the time!
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It was always He-Man, Thundercats, Ghostbusters, MASK with me - in that order.
Here is something that might give you a little chill if you haven't seen them. https://youtu.be/dmalZOqtv7A https://youtu.be/fcoyn8uxuPw https://youtu.be/KIvwNjYq3IQ https://youtu.be/dprzMXFBLBk |
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Cool 1990. I remember that Christmas well as my gran was over for Christmas that year and remember it on that afternoon. Was so sure it was Christmas Day. Think it was snowing?
Warm and cosy Christmas time, festive mood, white Christmas, good TV, Masters of the Universe on. ;D Oh and Back to the Future. ![]() |
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https://youtu.be/R8n2KAHNRVU
Nearly died the first time I saw this episode. https://youtu.be/63rcdLeXiU8 |
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1986 Christmas Day BBC tv looks good, would have probably watched Every Second Counts and The Russ Abbot show, despite being only 4 years old at the time!
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It was always He-Man, Thundercats, Ghostbusters, MASK with me - in that order.
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So many great shows that will never see the light of day again.
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Terribly over rehearsed and yeah putting your brother down again and again. Im suprised Rodney never took his own life. Yeah I know TV character isnt real but real life Im sure he would.
Rodney was such a plonker, it's no wonder Del wound him up. |
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You do realise brothers can fall out over things and have rivalries? Del and Rodney were rivalling siblings but deep down they cared for each other.
Rodney was such a plonker, it's no wonder Del wound him up. The only person he ever cares about is himself because hes selfish, arrogant and does things to suit him. |
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My sister was a contestant on every second counts, she won the star prize a holiday to Egypt.
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Did she tape it?
The last countdown bit was about council houses/council property, the bit that's against the clock. In her panic she said that Buckingham Palace was a council house. |
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Liked the "tour through the empire"
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