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Name: gary
Where are you from?: rotherham
Comments: can anyone give me web address for other sites that have past tv schedules RW replies: There aren't any other sites that cover old television schedules in much depth, other than The TV Room which does contain a few basic listings from the 1960s-80s on all channels
 Thursday November 11 2004 - 11:38:21
Name: Marckus
Where are you from?: Norway
Comments: Thanks for a very good site indeed!! Funny to look back in history and see all the participants and all the funny outfits. Loved the comment from -96 with "not-at-all-irritating-Ingvild-Bryn".. Hehe..
Friday November 05 2004 - 23:44:16
Name: Patrick
Where are you from?: Aberdeen
Comments: The site brought back my childhood memories. thank you!
Sunday October 31 2004 - 23:18:04
Name: John Archbold
Where are you from?: Bromley,Kent
Comments: Already Christmas Day BBC1 and BBC2 TV Listings from 1960 to 2003, I would like to see what on BBC1 TV Listings from 1936 to 1959, also would like to see TV Listings for Christmas Eve and Boxing Day. RW replies: Sorry, no plans to add Christmas Eve or Boxing Day listings for now
 Friday October 29 2004 - 17:43:34
Name: Katie Fraser
Where are you from?: Welwyn Garden City,Hertfordshire
Comments: I love your site and visit it regularly for memories of the idents and other things.
I like the way that you have put out all the things to do with BBC.My favourite funniest thing to look at is the way you had written a bit about BBC power cuts!! I am a huge Fan of the BBC and have been for a tour of Television Centre which was great!
Tuesday October 26 2004 - 10:46:24
Name: Christopher
Where are you from?: Somerset
Comments: This web site is very well made. It is wonderful to see the Xmas idents again, most of them I have forgotton and others brings back memories. Christmas is the best season, being with the family and watching festive films. I have been everywhere on the internet to find all these idents especially Wallace and Gromit. I was wondering if I could get all these idents onto a DVD with the Wallace and Gromit idents. RW replies: 'Clean' copies of the Wallace and Gromit BBC2 idents are available on the 'Wallace and Gromit - Three Cracking Adventures' DVD
Monday October 18 2004 - 12:29:10
Name: zoe ann lamie
Where are you from?: englend
Comments: hey eveyone I like this school and it is called greencorft school hope you are ok see you later bye RW replies: Not sure what this has to do with TV & Radio Bits...
Monday October 18 2004 - 12:24:38
Name: zoe ann lamie
Where are you from?: snowdon
Comments: this is hard work.
Sunday October 10 2004 - 22:56:19
Name: Adam Smith
Where are you from?: Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, Uk
Comments: I thought this was part of the BBC offical site. I love the indents RW replies: We are absolutely nothing to do with the BBC!
 Sunday October 10 2004 - 14:25:19
Name: jack
Where are you from?: nottingham
Comments: I don't understand. You havn't done anything new for ages. Please can you hurry up with the BBC news area. Thankyou .
RW replies: I finally got round to launching the BBC News section in November 2004!
Thursday October 07 2004 - 16:07:34
Name: James Keane
Where are you from?: Ireland
Comments: Its a great site, but please why are you so against us Irish. I was looking at your Eurovision pages, and I am offended by your remarks. Just that aspect I didn't like, the rest of the site if excellemt!!! RW replies: Sorry for any offence, however none was intended. Any gentle joshing is most certainly not directed towards the countries themselves - remember, the Eurovision is treated as one big joke in the UK!
Wednesday October 06 2004 - 21:15:45
Name: Astronut
Where are you from?: London,England,U.K.
Comments: Vintage T.V. affecionardos will flock to this Web-site. This Web-site is SUPERB!! Thank-You.
Tuesday September 21 2004 - 22:20:23
Name: Steve Cisco
Where are you from?: london
Comments: As a former land based pirate radio DJ from Pipeline Radio I love to see our broadcasting heritage presevered. Sure many in the south east will rember offshore radio, well Pirate Radio 603AM from Alnand a island off Swednesdayen is now on air. The free spirt of the two Mikes' Spencer and West can be heard via shoutcast on the net. Search around Anorak Nation for more Details or comntact pirateradio603@yahoo.com for more details. RW replies: Is this an advert?!
Saturday August 28 2004 - 03:16:22
Name: Anna
Where are you from?: USA
Comments: Thanks for the excellent webpage.
Monday July 19 2004 - 20:49:31
Name: Matthew
Where are you from?: Maidenhead, UK
Comments: This is the best site ever - how did you find all those old video clips. The BBC should show your website more prominintly on their website - your site is brilliant!
Wednesday July 14 2004 - 00:44:44
Name: Julia
Where are you from?: Oklahoma, USA
Comments: Thanks so much for all of the information. Love the eighties info! Julia
Tuesday July 13 2004 - 15:51:05
Name: Martin Krancioch
Where are you from?: surrey
Comments: What a Great web site! Its nice to look back on old programmes etc. Well DONE
 Sunday July 11 2004 - 02:35:51
Name: Michael Davenport
Where are you from?: London
Comments: Amazing site, what a trip through my life interms of BBC Christmas symbols! Here is a list I made years ago of BBC1 decorations. 1977 = revolving Christmas pudding. 1978 = revolving Father Christmas head. 1979 = revolving model Christmas carolers with dog around a gas lamp. 1980 = four model Victorian skaters around a snowman. 1981 = amazing, four hanging mini glass globes each hanging from ribbon and all rotating in a revolving mix. 1982 + 83 = you have shown the glass snow flake with twisting arms. 1984 = three revolving snowmen pulling apart a cracker ejecting a BBC1 ident. 1985 =not sure not on my list! 1986 = three revolving model robins in woodland scene. 1987 = revolving "CHRISTMAS" around large frosted 1. I loved everyone of them. Never thought I would ever share it with anyone.
RW replies: Almost right - however the manic robins date from 1985 not 1986. See BBC Television Idents for more festive presentation from the past
Sunday July 04 2004 - 09:56:19
Name: Jack Conway
Where are you from?: Nottingham
Comments: Hi ,I'm Jack & I'm 11 years old & i think this site is so cool . I keep on going on it because i like it so much. My favourite bit's the idents. I love idents & all my friends think I'm crazy because I always talk about idents & I had to tell my mum the meaning of the word ident. I complety agree with you about the DOG's .They're so annoying! p.s. i think that there should be an area about the channel logos.
Monday June 21 2004 - 11:48:45
Name: fatbiatchbythebed
Where are you from?: Manila
Comments: Well, it's original. And informative. But I can only watch them from cable. RW replies: Eh?
 Wednesday June 16 2004 - 10:56:11
Name: Alex Jones
Where are you from?: Wales, UK
Comments: A nicely designed site with lots of original content. But can we have all the BBC Two Idents listed (including the three variations of Kebab and all themed sets etc.) and more Downloadable Ident Clips?
RW replies: Video clips of many of the BBC1 and BBC2 idents featured on the site are now available
Friday June 04 2004 - 18:31:46
Name: Robert Deighton
Where are you from?: Hull
Comments: Heyas, Great to see & download the great Mark & Lard stuff on your site, as well as the rest of the TV nostalgia bitz. My only quibble about the content is that about the Eurovision Song Contest. The whole thing (IMO) makes me ask one question - WHY?! What practical purpose does it serve? What is the point of it? Maybe it's because I'm heterosexual, but if it was totally serious with top-notch bands playing in such (i.e. Radiohead & Coldplay et al representing this country) I'd definitely watch it. But it's too kitsch for my liking; perhaps that's why there's yet to be a gay team enter (oo-er!) "Robot Wars"?! RW replies: The Eurovision Song Contest serves no practical purpose whatsoever - that's why I love it!
Wednesday May 26 2004 - 22:31:43
Name: Diane Dennis
Where are you from?: Rugby, UK
Comments: I've been watching Eurovision since 1785 but still there hasn't been one really decent song yet. Why can't we all vote for the worst song and throw rotten kippers at the winner..or a soiled footstuff of the individual netion's choice? RW replies: No decent songs ever?! I rather liked the 1993 Croatia entry...
Monday May 24 2004 - 19:07:16
Name: Les MacD
Where are you from?: Scotland
Comments: Saw this letter in the Scotsman newspaper. If it were the case the 'political' voting could deliver upwards to 72 points in the British isles: Eurovision I have a solution to the Eurovision doldrums. Since other countries have stopped being part of artificial states and vote for their neighbours, why don’t the countries of the United Kingdom do likewise? Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland could add their votes to those of the Irish Republic. And the Isle of Man, Guernsey and Jersey could also join in. Christopher MacDiarmid, GLASGOW RW replies: If you can't beat them, join them I suppose... Sign guestbook View latest entries 2007 p2 2007 p1 2006 p2 2006 p1 2005 p3
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