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Ooooh OOOOHHH!! Miss-ter Kahhtt-turrrrrr!!! I only watched on episode of that thing...and that's all I can remember!!! RE: Keeping up appearances. I wonder if there's a lost episode somewhere where Richard looses his cool and snaps back at "The Bucket Lady" 'Course that would have destroyed the major running gag in that show. Now if I can only find me a car like the one Onslow drives.....
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Sven, It's a Ford Cortina, if my memory serves me correctly!.
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It is indeed a Ford Cortina , but one of the rather boring later Mk. IV or Mk. V versions. (I much prefer older cars, if you hadn't guessed! ). http://www.phill.co.uk/comedy/kua/index.html [This message has been edited by pauluk (edited 09-27-2003).]
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How can you all talk about British shows and not mention Yes Prime Minister, and also Yes Minister. Anytime I see them in the store I have to buy them. Of course I don't get all the inside jokes, but it is still hillarious.
Does anyone remember the Goodies? I know that I loved that show many years ago. Unfotunately the only that I can remeber now is when the British government builds a high rise downtown. Then they figure out that they can't afford it so to keep it from turning into a slum they encase it in concrete. Of course the Goodies are trapped inside.
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A friend of mine, back in 7th or 8rh grade, father had a Ford Cortina station wagon. Would have been early 70s. His father went away and John(my friend) drove it around in the driveway, went off the driveway and got it stuck , we had to get a wrecker to get it out. Washed it up and his father never said a word. Knowing what I know now his dad probably knew even though we thought we got away with something .
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Yeah Scott! , I remember the Goodies. It was a rather off-beat sort of show, but good to watch all the same.
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On "jumping the shark": IMO, it has just become to mean the point at which a program goes downhill, regardless of how and why Happy Days performed the act.
On Happy Days: Yes they did show lay seventies. Some of their background music was distinctly 1970s funk based you also heard on contemporary set series.
On British TV comedies: I used to watch one called Allo Allo (I think that was it's name), it was about the goings on at a Sally-Anne place. Seen all the Beans. Las I seen MPFC on US TV was on A&E (cable channel). It was also on the Canadian comedy channel.
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