Anglia Television.

[Windthrop]

name='Neil1889']My Dad is one of those who watched Fred Dinenage for the contestant abuse. I love him and Alan Partridge, oh, so much.

Dinenage - the poor man's Nicholas Parsons

[batman]

name='Windthrop']Dinenage - the poor man's Nicholas Parsons

Fred is a very nice chap, however .... BRING BACK MICHELLE LAMBOURNE!

[paul kersey]

name='Catweazle67']What game show?

Wasn't 'Mr and Mrs', Anglia?

'Tales Of The 'Blatenly Ovious'' is great but only for the guest stars (but nothing else) Our 'Joanie' John Collins (Appeared in two), dear dear Johnie John Mills (in two)

,Susan George, Suzi Pen (in two), How many more?

I'm just shocked that it lsastred 110 episodes!

Bernard

Glad to say that "Mr & Mrs" wasn't Anglia. It was split between Border TV, where it was presented by Derek Batey and another ITV regional company who used a chap called Alan (Possibly Taylor?) as their presenter.

[billy farmer]

Another one of my favourite Christmas presents, a great Documentary series which i remember watching in the 1990's, also includes Anglia At Peace.

[billy farmer]

Here are the links to some sites where you will find lots of interesting information about Anglia Television - TVARK | Anglia Television Anglia Television 1959-2009

[billy farmer]

Here are some screencaps from the Tales Of The Unexpected episode Skeleton In The Cupboard (1987) featuring Charles Dance and Francesca Brill and also my home town of Aylsham and also Cromer in Norfolk.



Aylsham Market Place





Jane Fisher (Francesca Brill)





Robert Smythe (Charles Dance) in Cromer





Robert Smythe (Charles Dance) running down an alley in Aylsham - the alley is beside Aylsham Town

Hall





Red Lion Street - Aylsham





Red Lion Street - Aylsham, notice the road sign which tells you how many miles it is to Reepham and

Saxthorpe

[batman]

Great pics Billy .... one of the best Indian restaurants I have ever eaten in is in Aylsham market place.

[jaycad]

i watched 'skeleton in the cupboard' last night!

[wadey]

name='jaycad']i watched 'skeleton in the cupboard' last night!

Is that the one were he's killed someone years before in an accident?

[jaycad]

name='wadey']Is that the one were he's killed someone years before in an accident?

that's the one!

  Spoiler:

charles dance' character is tracked down (via his car reg plate)by a young woman whom he believes to know something about a hit and run that he was involved in years before,after murdering the woman he finds out that she was his wifes daughter who was put up for adoption and had actually been tracking down his wife

[wadey]

Thanks

[julian_craster]

Anglia TV fans will enjoy this rare 1959 clip of Susan Hampshire singing a duet .....:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggHDK...layer_embedded

[billy farmer]

Ghosts Of East Anglia, a very interesting DVD which you can obtain at the following site - Timereel - Nostalgic Archive Film DVDs from London. Kent & East Anglia



[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6yzBCkK2Qo&feature=related[/media]

[DrAlecHarvey]

Sorra oim a bit late bor, but oi be a new'un:-



Weren't "Crosswits" with that there Tom O'Connor from Anglia? Cor blas if 'e weren't.

[wadey]

When we lived in Lincolnshire we got out local TV news from Anglia TV, then I think it switched to Leeds

[billy farmer]

[agutterfan]

Glad to say that "Mr & Mrs" wasn't Anglia. It was split between Border TV, where it was presented by Derek Batey and another ITV regional company who used a chap called Alan (Possibly Taylor?) as their presenter.

Actually, it was shared with HTV. Just discovered this thread and delighted. For my first 20 years Anglia TV was my local ITV station. Other shows they produced and not mentioned here were Romper Room ("please Mr Music Man will you play?") that all we kids wanted to go on, Knightmare and Bygones. They were very good at showing ITC shows, I remember afternoons watching Danger Man etc. More importantly, they were one of very few ITV stations to repeat The Prisoner in summer 76/77, which for most of us was our introduction to the show, and inspired the setting up of the Appreciation Society. Here's the very distinctive knight logo:

[billy farmer]

A very interesting programme about Henry Blogg (famous Norfolk Lifeboatman), the programme seems to be incomplete.

[billy farmer]

The front cover of the October 9th - 15th 1976 issue of TV Times featuring Nicholas Parsons (host of Sale Of The Century) with his co-hostesses Linda Hooks and Angela Daniels.

[billy farmer]

A TV Times feature about Angela Daniels and Linda Hooks (co-hosts on Sale Of The Century) from the October 9th - 15th 1976 issue of TV Times (same issue as previous post).