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Sep 16, 2026

Paul CarmichaelGUEST
25:00
...
Paul CarmichaelGUEST
25:00
he, or I think it was Thames Television, he was asked if he felt trapped by it, and he just said no.
Michael LivesleyGUEST
25:05
Yeah, but he also on that, he starts doing the, "Oh, it's out.
Michael LivesleyGUEST
25:07
Yeah, it's all there," but, and he's, he sort of goes into persona though, doesn't he, in that?
Rick AinleyHOST
75:34
All right, well, congratulations to everybody for having a good go at that.
Rick AinleyHOST
75:37
The TV station was Thames Television, who did the London Weekday until 5.15pm on a Friday when London Weekend took over.
Rick AinleyHOST
75:47
And...
Rick AinleyHOST
75:49
The show was Bless This House, starring Sid James and Diana Coupland.
Graham CluleyHOST
6:56
Oh, so close.
Graham CluleyHOST
6:57
It's Thames TV here in the UK.
Graham CluleyHOST
7:00
Let's carry
JoeADVERTISER
7:01
on.
Barrett EdelsteinHOST
0:32
Gabrielle grew up and was educated in Germany before moving to live and work in London.
Barrett EdelsteinHOST
0:37
During the 1970s, she was working for the Thames Television Studios, where she had her first taste of celebrities and show business.
Barrett EdelsteinHOST
0:45
Gabrielle left to join the music business and worked for the iconic weekly German youth culture Bible, Bravo Magazine.
Barrett EdelsteinHOST
0:54
The aim was to deliver exclusive interviews, productions, and photos of popular artists to the ever-growing fan base of teenagers across Europe.
Gillian PorterHOST
4:34
Mr. Pine, who arranged the adventure with Claude, his associate, comments on his success as it will give Mrs. Packington long-lasting memories of a romance.
Gillian PorterHOST
4:45
This was adapted by Thames Television in 1982 as part of its series, The Agatha Christie Hour, which featured 10 one-off plays from short stories by the writer.
Gillian PorterHOST
4:56
What did you think of this one, Alan?
Alan PorterHOST
4:58
This was my introduction to the character of Parker Pine and the whole concept here.

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Alan PorterHOST
12:38
The happy pair get engaged and move to Africa.
Alan PorterHOST
12:41
Pine meets with Mrs. Oliver to congratulate her for designing a successful adventure for two of his clients.
Alan PorterHOST
12:47
And again, this was adapted by Thames Television in 1982 as part of the Agatha Christie Hour series.
Alan PorterHOST
12:54
Where do I start with this one? This was the one where it clicked with me that Pine charges on what he perceives each person can afford.
MaxHOST
38:44
Is it a bit too boring?
MattHOST
38:46
I seem to remember them, you know, if you go and search around on YouTube and you watch those, if you ever watch those Thames TV car review things, I seem to remember seeing a few Audis in them.
MattHOST
38:54
But I just don't think they caught until probably, probably till the Quattro came along.
MattHOST
38:59
And then that was the car to have.
Giles BrownHOST
14:20
But, you know, they could really appreciate the writing.
Barry AppletonGUEST
14:25
What happened to me, which I was so lucky, is that I wrote all the television campaigns to say that I was a writer but I was also an ex-policeman and I would be available for technical advice I heard from nobody and then suddenly I hadn't heard from Thames Television and I got a phone call And it was from this producer, Michael Chapman.
Barry AppletonGUEST
14:55
And he said that I'm making pilots and I've got your letter on my desk.
Barry AppletonGUEST
15:01
If I send over a script for you, which I'm worried about, can you have a look at it and give me your views on it? Wonderful.
Bonnie LangfordGUEST
7:41
I was on a TV show at the age of six called Opportunity Knox, which was a talent show, which was on on a Monday evening.
Bonnie LangfordGUEST
7:49
And I went on it because someone who was involved with my mother's dancing school worked at Thames Television in the wardrobe department and put me in for it.
Bonnie LangfordGUEST
7:56
And so I went and did that.
Bonnie LangfordGUEST
7:57
I remember it vividly.
Neil MalarkeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:46
There was a phone call, a message from Jamie Curtis.
Neil MalarkeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:49
Now, Jamie is actually the younger brother of somebody called Richard Curtis, but I had worked with him on Morris Minor's Marvelous Motors and another thing, which was some sketches of a sex guide for Thames TV.
Neil MalarkeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:03
Anyway, Jamie was script editing, co-writing, I think, with Kim Fuller.
Neil MalarkeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:09
Spice World, the movie.
Frank WarrenGUEST
19:18
We sold the place out.
Frank WarrenGUEST
19:20
And, um, I remember Thames Television, as it was in them days.
Frank WarrenGUEST
19:24
This was all before your time.
Jamie LaingHOST
19:25
Yeah, I know.
Frank WarrenGUEST
19:25
ITV were all regions then.
Frank WarrenGUEST
19:27
It was Thames Television.
Frank WarrenGUEST
19:28
And they had a program on at 6:30 at night, you know, roundup of what's happening in London, and this bloke come on, Mike Morris.
Frank WarrenGUEST
19:34
He was a lovely bloke.

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