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As a 10-11yr old lad I fancied a piece of Gillian.. As a 51 yr old now that kid had ace taste

Remember watching this

For everybody that loved No. 73 here's a link to the playlist 'Maid in Maidstone' on UA-cam of No. 73 episodes that TVS produced all those years ago, this well bring back memories for many of you!! ua-cam.com/play/PLObE-oZMcn6iqIv_WOJ2KBTQi8T8fZMtg.html

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8:07

“They were chucking out the TVS tapes”

Butlins...my childhood...for 10 years... Loved it so much ❤❤❤❤😀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Karma for them outbidding and ousting Southern TV.Maybe the IBA back in the day should have left Southern alone like they did with Granada,Yorkshire,Tyne Tees and Border.All in the North 😀

The writing in the fringe of the head tho.. I cannot unsee it.. 🤢

Awwwight Banksy what abbaaaatt the cornaaazz

The head made an appearance in prometheus. Hello Shaw its me, the head

The one thing I learned watching No. 73 was how to spell Ethel. Rent-a-Ghost also had a character by the same name, and I had never heard it before, from the pronunciation it sounded kind of like "Air Fall". But in one episode of 73 she had it on a T-shirt, and I though "Okay, I never would have guessed that spelling in a million years!"

I loved this show as a kid. Sunday ( or was it Saturday ? The memory fades lol) mornings seemed to last forever watching this. As a kid I wanted to live in number 73 and experience this cool madcap life.

I went that exact same year with my boyfriend b4 getting my first full time job.He was a k8nd man.I hope he found happiness with some1 else

I believe a lot was made of this being an award winning childrens' book that was given a TV adaptation at the time of its broadcast on CITV in the 1980s.

Gary Wilmot vs. Martin Brammer of The Kane Gang.

My Nan had a tv video unit in teak brought from woolies about this time. It’s still in my mums shed for some reason and my Nan has been dead for 30 years.😂

The women didn’t have to make the bed, but they sure had fun messing them up 😉😲🍆💦 Pip Pip Cheerio Bob’s your uncle

Remember Butlins Mosney in Ireland so well

Ah! Childhood 🥰

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The Owner of southern television and Executive Producer of How Nic Ayling has one of the TVS signs God bless him

Brilliant

0:20 they have Reg Grundy id logo

If Sandi can still manage that on QI …

Brill

Fantastic tape save

Omg I'm the little girl that kiss the boy at the beginning and then wipes my mouth 😂

My wife spent her childhood years going to butlins bognor for her summer holidays. She then went on to work there as a waitress for many years until meeting me. Where do we live now? Bognor🎉😂

I remember watching most of these episodes. In the one with Kid Jensen, Ethel kept complaining that someone had stolen her breakfast, and Dawn was frustrated because she kept making her a new one.

Anyone got a clean version of the music?

Pi

I prefer UK

So this was basically a childrens version of Arthur C Clarkes Mysterious World...🤔

I've never seen Sandi Toksvig so happy.

I was born at the end of the 60s and remember the show well. I watched it at my grannys often, and the sad bit for me is tho its a jolly tune, the show was on the evening my granny passed away. So the tune reminds me of that evening way back in 1980.

After No. 73 complete its run, 7T3 was next right?

*At least she didn't become a bland, boring and tiresome person like the once-funny Margaret Cho. Cho was funny until all her act became was a long, dull preach about the sufferings of being a lesbian on earth (who's also ASIAN, to boot). Sandi's amusing without such 'political' neediness*

Where have we heard that theme tune before? N.E.R.D. ua-cam.com/video/mXC3h95PtDY/v-deo.htmlsi=Av1p_xflUzCIDnFv

Really struggling to get my head around the fact that this was 40 years ago. Bloody loved Saturday morning kids entertainment back in the day. Why did it ever stop?

Absolutely magnificent 👌

I was amazed to see Gudrun Ure is still alive - she's nearly a hundred now!

The fact that Disney owns the rights to Number 73 is wild.

Saturday 14th March 1992

This would've been an ideal episode for a Young One's crossover.

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0:14 Dead Nice kkkkkkk

Was everyone in those days a nonse 🤷🏻‍♂️

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A bit more of an attack on Tom Baker than JNT. Peter Grimwade directed Tom Baker during his last season(Full Circle and Logopolis) - and it's widely know that Baker's behaviour onset was quite difficult(due to his leaving and also his turbulent relationship with his then wife and co-star Lalla Ward). There's the JNT figure(as he has the "loud shirt") in this play. Most of the satire must of really been lost on the audience at the time, as not only was this aimed at kids - but the stories of Dr. Who's troubled production weren't as widely well known at the time. I wonder if any of the show's cast or showrunners ever saw it or commented on it?