I remember Ken Berry in F troop, which as I remember was one of the funniest shows in my very early teens
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Surely they had F Troop in Kiwi land, Kiwi.
Agan, the bugle player?
Jane, the blonde good sort!
Ken Berry as the bungling Captain?
...... No?
Your childhood isn't complete my friend.
Next, you'll be saying you didnt watch, Get Smart either!
The wife reckons she saw it
Never heard of it or him
Grew up in london but I do remember the repeats of get smart
Am I one of the youngest members on here
Never heard of it or him
Grew up in london but I do remember the repeats of get smart
Am I one of the youngest members on here
Pete Shelley of the Buzzcocks RIP. True first wave punk, a legend.
Pete Shelly has died aged 63. I really liked the Buzzcocks. RIP 
Pete Shelly has died aged 63. I really liked the Buzzcocks. RIP
Just read it, one of the punk originals.....gutted
Utterly heartbreaking for the family. Poor lad.
Aylesbury goalkeeper, 14, dies after match injury http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-46519800
Aylesbury goalkeeper, 14, dies after match injury http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-46519800
Nightmare RIP.
RIP Deano, my Gooner mate and a truly lovely bloke, got by pancreatic cancer yesterday.
I thought this was a fitting place to post this article. It seems extraordinary that 30 years have passed since Lockerbie, but the final message - that, if you wait long enough, good things will eventually prevail - is heartwarming. Very moving piece, I thought,
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/Lockerbie_Scotland_Pan_Am_flight_103
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/Lockerbie_Scotland_Pan_Am_flight_103
A few years after Lockerbie I was a security officer, part of my job was working on the x-ray machine screening all the bags. We had been advised that one of the victims father was flying out that night. He thanked us all saying his daughter and the rest of those passengers may have been saved had they had the same level of security. I'm pretty sure it was Doctor Swire mentioned in the article. May they all Rest in Peace
It was 30 years ago yesterday that the Clapham rail crash occurred when 35 people lost their lives. The 80's were a decade of disasters.
News just released that actress and ex-partner of Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke passed away last month. Although not the greatest actress, she worked really well alongside him in quite a few films including Every Which Way But Loose.....really enjoyed those films when I was a kid
Sondra Locke: Any Which Way You Can actress dies aged 74 - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-46564964
Sondra Locke: Any Which Way You Can actress dies aged 74 - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-46564964
On a night out with pals, one of them is was based in Edinburgh with Royal Highland Fusiliers at the time, and he was sent down with his unit to secure the area after the crash, and is headed to a memorial in Lockerbie on Friday...he's still quite emotional about the whole event
I remember her in the Gauntlet and a Dirty Harry film. I seem to remember her marriage with Clint EasRIP
Just heard Paddy Ashdown has passed away. Of all the passengers I've had on board in the past six years I can honestly say he was one of the nicest I've met, a sad loss, RIP...
A genuine fella. RIP Paddy.