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Peter Gilmore and Jessica Benton in The Onedin Line. Classic TV series, that ran from 1971 to 1980, currently being repeated in the UK on Talking Pictures TV. Don't think I've ever seen so many impressive hairstyles in the one TV show.
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Films watched (1960s): The Assassination Bureau Limited (Paramount, 1969); written & produced by Michael Relph; dir. Basil Dearden (based on the unfinished Jack London novel The Assassination Bureau Ltd). Starring Oliver Reed, Diana Rigg, Telly Savalas & Curd Jürgens.
"The Assassination Bureau is a political weapon or it is nothing. Properly used... it could bring down empires. I could make the destiny of Europe!"
#the assassination bureau#the assassination bureau limited#tbs old films watched#gif#diana rigg#oliver reed#telly savalas#curd jurgens#1960s#period drama#comedy#book adaptations#michael relph#basil dearden#i caught this at random on tptv and was so charmed i had to have the dvd#so if you didn't know that there is a film where diana rigg hires oliver reed to assassinate the members of his own assassination bureau#and then they have shenanigans all over preww1 europe#you do now and you can thank me later#it's a romp and a half. i said to a dw friend that i had 20 mins left and if it kept this up it'd be a rec for them. and they asked how#those 20 mins went. and I was: THERE WAS AN AIRSHIP#but love sonya and ivan#all the ott shenanigans and plotting#and love that he hates her sexy transformation and assassinates her hat#and i mean. there was an airship.#idk what's not to love really#my gifs
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@mariocki #delightfully drily witty play that's a sort of comedy of manners concerning the people involved in the upcoming sale of a potentially fake#van gogh at an auction house. at the beginning it seems like this might be a kind of upstairs downstairs piece‚ contrasting the lowly#porters who arrange and prepare the exhibition of sale contents with the posh managers and experts who float around inbetween them#that element remains but is sidelined a little to focus more on Vaughan's head porter and one moment of lost control which has far reaching#consequences for everyone. Vaughan is as excellent as he always was‚ a tragic portrait of quiet dignity meeting sheer pigheadedness and#unbending yet naturally servile nature. Aldridge and Maxwell‚ tho‚ are the scene stealers as the owner (?) and head expert of the auction#house respectively‚ a pair of upper class grotesques who nevertheless display surprising nuance and depth as the plot develops#(particularly Maxwell). less politically motivated than many PfTs (not that it is at all apolitical: communism‚ the soviet union‚ wartime#looting and princess Diana all figure into the story) but a genuinely very compellingly told and entertaining play that manages moments#of real sharp comic dialogue alongside a gloomier slant on the inevitability of dishonest dealings at every level
Play for Today: Under the Hammer (BBC, 1984)
"So. Tell me what happened."
"Well. It was me. I kicked it."
"Any particular reason?"
"I lost my temper."
"Who with?"
"I was having a... discussion about the painting and things to do with the painting with McClaren, sir, and, uh... it got out of hand."
"And you kicked the painting?"
"Yes, sir."
"Instead of kicking McClaren?"
"Yes, sir."
"I wish you'd kicked McClaren."
"So do I, sir."
#under the hammer#play for today#screencaps#mariocki#james maxwell#1980s#drama#anthologies#oh hai it's my guy#mariocki linked me to this#which i'd been keeping an eye out for a while#i need to watch it again because i kept expecting it to do worse things than it did lol (/drama anthology wariness)#but yes! good; very low key#nice to see jm again#altho i have so little left to go of him if people don't magically find or finally release more#and you never know#i'm still not over tptv finding me (personally obv) episodes of the hidden truth and broadcasting them. so. you never do know#best ghost blorbo#art
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Beau Geste - Episode One (31 October 1982)
There have been many adaptations of Beau Geste, P.C. Wren's novel about the French Foreign Legion although before seeing this 1982 TV adaptation (thanks to Talking Pictures TV, always digging up treasures like this) I had not read either the original book neither watched any of the adaptations, in fact the closest point of reference for me was the 1967 film Carry On Follow That Camel, which while a parody with an original story was heavily inspired by the novel to the point the main character played by Jim Dale was called B.O. West (say it fast 3 times and you'll get it).
This first episode (out of eight - the remaining episodes will be shown over the coming weeks) begins with a curious mystery. A relief column commanded by Major de Beaujolais (David Sumner) arrives at Fort Zinderneuf but no one seems to be there and the men on the walls are all dead. The mysteries ramp up as the bugler sent to unlock the fort from the inside goes missing, a body of a bayoneted soldier disappears and later the fort explodes with no one alive apparently inside.
A letter is also discovered on the body of the soldier who later disappears mentioning a Lady Brandon from Brandon Abbas, which leads to de Beaujolais having a flashback back to when he was there with Lady Brandon (Wendy Williams), where the second half of this episode takes place.
The children of Lady Brandon including the Geste brothers Beau (Paul Hawkins), John (Paul Critchley) and Digby (Robin Crane) are spell-bound by de Beaujolais' exciting Legion stories. Lady Brandon also shows de Beaujolais the valuable Blue Water jewel which has a turbulent history.
The episode ends in apparently tragic fashion as Lady Brandon brings round a visitor while the children are playing with a suit of armor and the children hide to escape punishment. Unfortunately John's choice of hiding place seems to have been a poor choice, leading to a rather shocking cliffhanger that well merits the distressing content warning shown before the episode's broadcast on TPTV...
An interesting opening episode, I look forward to seeing what happens next.
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Rewind TV comes to Freeview
Rewind TV comes to Freeview
If you’re a Freeview user, you may have noticed a new arrival this week (the 18th) — Rewind TV. They launched earlier this year on Sky, now have come to Freeview. At first glance they remind me a lot of Talking Pictures TV (TPTV) but perhaps more focussed on more recent shows. Their press release has more details, and includes classic UK shows such as The Prisoner, The Beiderbecke Affair, Dick…
#department s#dick turpin#featured#freeview#rewind tv#the beiderbecke affair#the prisoner#worzel gummidge
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Bible Study : Philippians 2 : 12- 30
Session 9 Philippians Session 9 Philippians 2:12-30 TPTV.12-13 My beloved ones, just like you’ve always listened to everything I’ve taught you in the past, I’m asking you now to keep following my instructions as though I were right there with you. Now you must continue to make this new life fully manifested as you live in the holy awe of God—which brings you trembling into his presence. ¹³God…
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1979 Topps 1978 Strikeout Leaders Nolan Ryan & J.R. Richard NM Baseball Card TPTV
1979 Topps 1978 Strikeout Leaders Nolan Ryan & J.R. Richard NM Baseball Card TPTV
This, and many others are from a one owner collection where the cards have gone from pack directly to sleeve. Find More Nolan Ryan Baseball Cards This is a sharp Nolan Ryan card that’s a perfect addition to any collection. This, and many others are from a one owner collection where the cards have gone from pack directly to sleeve. Create an account today to join the Beta launch of your site to…
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PREMIERE: Sun-23-Sept at 10:10pm A NIGHT TO REMEMBER (1958) #TPTV https://youtu.be/nE0WKLVcywU via @YouTube
11:09 AM - 17 Sep 2018
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Secret Army. Repeats continue tonight on Talking Pictures TV. Great show with plenty of recognisable faces from UK television and one of the most chilling bad guys of 70's TV in Clifford Rose's portrayal of Kessler. Still stands up after all these years.
It unwittingly spawned the parody sitcom 'Allo 'Allo! that ran for 9 series. I understand many of the cast and crew of Secret Army were less than impressed with the manner in which the sitcom, also made by the BBC, mocked the series that inspired it.
#secret army#tptv#clifford rose#jan francis#bernard hepton#michael culver#tv#allo allo#classic uk tv
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Alfred Burke as antagonistic convict (and self-styled tobacco 'baron') Lang in 1962's The Pot Carriers
#fave spotting#alfred burke#the pot carriers#public eye#frank marker#1962#british cinema#as is common with a lot of alf's pre public eye work‚ particularly in film‚ he plays a real heel here#he's probably the closest thing the film has to a villain (altho the real villain is arguably the prison system etc etc etc)#he makes some interesting choices in performance; Lang is not just a dangerous villain‚ he's an insidious one#in his first scene with Rainbow‚ the first time convict at the centre of the film‚ Lang tries to ingratiate himself with a loan of#cigarettes and a friendly manner; perhaps too friendly... there's just a frisson of camp to Alf's performance in his first scene (telling#Rainbow how he helps out those he likes and 'I like you...') which could be read as a problematic pairing of homosexuality with#corruption among a prison population. or maybe I'm reaching? who knows. but it is as always a joy to see Alf work#really relishing being a snake and going for the cockney menace. clearly he's having a whale of a time#i mean just look at that big grin in the 2nd picture....#this one turns up on tptv now and then i think and is well worth watching for brits with access
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They are destined to be together no matter what version we watch.
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Dixon of Dock Green comes to Talking Pictures TV — Evening all!
Dixon of Dock Green comes to Talking Pictures TV — Evening all!
If you’ve checked your Talking Pictures TV (TPTV) newsletter, you’ll know Dixon of Dock Green comes to the channel at 7:20 pm Saturday 13 January. Here’s what they have to say: First shown on 6th June 1955 and running all the way through to 1976 for an incredible 432 episodes, the series starred Jack Warner as a bobby dealing with crimes in London’s East End while mentoring the fresh faced PC…
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Bible Study : Philippians 2: 9-12
Session 8 Philippians Session 8Philippians 2 :9-12 TPTV. 9 Because of that obedience, God exalted him and multiplied his greatness! He has now been given the greatest of all names!V. 10 The authority of the name of Jesus causes every knee to bow in reverence! Everything and everyone will one day submit to this name—in the heavenly realm, in the earthly realm, and in the demonic realm.V.11 And…
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2015 Topps Chrome Update Joc Pederson Sparkle Rookie Baseball Card TPTV
2015 Topps Chrome Update Joc Pederson Sparkle Rookie Baseball Card TPTV
This, and many others are from a one owner collection where the cards have gone from pack directly to sleeve. Find More Joc Pederson Baseball Cards This is a sharp Joc Pederson card that’s a perfect addition to any collection. This, and many others are from a one owner collection where the cards have gone from pack directly to sleeve. Create an account today to join the Beta launch of your site…
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