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Old 01-07-2008, 04:54 PM
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does anyone have any episodes of this sixties bbc series starring Stelio Candelli as Danny Scipio?

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Wasn't that the series about the mafia? I remember watching them all but like so many other programmes never thought to record anything. I don't think VCRs were all that common at that time? I remember my first onr a JVC cost £750 and E180's were £15 each if you could get them. Changed days.
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It was a favourite in our house. I have never seen any since then or heard of any in circulation.
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I think this was a BBC production and one wonders whetherany episodes have actually survived or perhaps all wiped?
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from what research i've done, it 8 episodes of about 30 survive. as well as (possibly) some location filming. clips from it were shown in a documentary, called 'the alchemists of sound' about then BBC's Radiophonic Workshop.

Glad to here people remember this!
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Certainly do remeber it, Jonathan! It's one of those 60's programmes that we lump together with The Plane Makers and The Power Game. It rarely gets a clip shown now, so I suspect there's very little of it left. There's no mention of it in Missing believed Wiped.
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from what research i've done, it 8 episodes of about 30 survive. as well as (possibly) some location filming. clips from it were shown in a documentary, called 'the alchemists of sound' about then BBC's Radiophonic Workshop.

Glad to here people remember this!

They showed the opening credits from an episode a few years ago during a BBC Omnibus special on John Barry (who wrote the theme music).
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