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So_Sad_Angel

3Dogs wrote: »

Yes - Pete Duel was the dark one - it was a bit of a take off of Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid I suppose

He shot himself & was replaced in later series (obviously)...strange circumstances.

3Dogs

So_Sad_Angel wrote: »

OMG 1971 !! am I really that old that I can even remember what night of the week the programmes went out !! eeeek ! (btw I was still at school back then!)

Frightening isn't it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek:

steviehants

savingwannabe wrote: »

As a kid, growing up in the 1970s, it was great. Teachers wore long maxi dresses, had different coloured toe nails, we had assemblies where we were told (aged 5) that we could not flush the loo in the 1976 hot summer, Grease, Staying Alive came out, we watched the Red Hand Gang, believed we were in the Famous Five. Yet the 1970s were a very stressful time for adults, the OPEC oil crisis, strikes, stagflation, unemployment, Iranian revolution, Idi Amin, Pol Pot, the Killing Fields, the IRA, political upheaval, Enoch Powell, punk. I am glad i am the age i am. Sometimes i feel inadequate today i feel complete. I know what i am and where i've been, i am happy to be me.:D

Gosh Kit, you know more about the 70's than i can..

savingwannabe

So_Sad_Angel wrote: »

Anyone remember Alias Smith & Jones....was on a monday night as I remember....always had that strange kind of music soundtrack that was later used on Dukes of Hazzard & A Team

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5N403M6Uzc&feature=related

I remember this but i was just born! so i must have seen the repeats. There were quite a few of them in the 1970s. Remember Little House on the Prairie, The Waltons? oh my gosh MORK AND MINDY, NANOOO NANOOOO!!!!!

So_Sad_Angel

3Dogs wrote: »

Frightening isn't it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek:

Yes but scary I can remember 1971 but forgot I was about to go make my horlicks LOL:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

savingwannabe

So_Sad_Angel wrote: »

He shot himself & was replaced in later series (obviously)...strange circumstances.

Oh how sad i didn't know. They were so cute.

steviehants

So_Sad_Angel wrote: »

Yes but scary I can remember 1971 but forgot I was about to go make my horlicks LOL:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl:Good job im not waiting for you to make me a horlicks Angel

3Dogs

savingwannabe wrote: »

As a kid, growing up in the 1970s, it was great. Teachers wore long maxi dresses, had different coloured toe nails, we had assemblies where we were told (aged 5) that we could not flush the loo in the 1976 hot summer, Grease, Staying Alive came out, we watched the Red Hand Gang, believed we were in the Famous Five. Yet the 1970s were a very stressful time for adults, the OPEC oil crisis, strikes, stagflation, unemployment, Iranian revolution, Idi Amin, Pol Pot, the Killing Fields, the IRA, political upheaval, Enoch Powell, punk. I am glad i am the age i am. Sometimes i feel inadequate today i feel complete. I know what i am and where i've been, i am happy to be me.:D

:eek: :eek: I was married (but just about to separate from first husband Alan Mark I for the second and final time) and on holiday in Bude, in Cornwall in the long hot summer of 1976

So_Sad_Angel

savingwannabe wrote: »

I remember this but i was just born! so i must have see the repeats. There were quite a few of them in the 1970s. Remember Little House on the Prairie, The Waltons? oh my gosh MORK AND MINDY, NANOOO NANOOOO!!!!!

That was on Monday nights too....BBC2 I think:eek::eek::eek::eek:

Partridge Family was popular & Crossroads was on at about 3.45pm when I got in from school....gosh its a lifetime ago now.

So_Sad_Angel

steviehants wrote: »

:rotfl:Good job im not waiting for you to make me a horlicks Angel

I`m going....I`m going !!