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...but the band decided they "won't do what you tell me", so the BBC had to cut away.

Another was getting "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead" off the Wizard of Oz soundtrack high in the charts after Thatcher died, which I believe the BBC refused to play.

Sort of similar to this, there's a tradition in the UK of trying to get a joke or political song to the top of the charts, partly so the BBC will play it. Highlights include, getting RATM's "Killing in the Name of" to Christmas number 1. The BBC asked them not to swear...

Jeffrey Combs?

Still have some of the phone number jingles stuck in my head. "oh-nine-oh double-one ten fifty ten, say (sing?) it again" for CITV I think.

Have you reviewed the Bubsy cartoon pilot for spinoff doctors?

I always found the first level much harder than anything else in the game. Even if its technically harder you have more experience and resources to deal with it.

...wee pictures on the other.

My Dad had a MSDOS/Windows 3.1 machine. Educational games and a desire to learn how to get to the proper games helped teach me to read. I particularly remember one with crude, almost BBC Micro level graphics where a rabbit would connect a line between words on one side of the screen and...

...equivalent for Firefox or Chromium as decentralised seems the better option? Would have to scan both Twitter/X and Bluesky now though as have friends on both. Once you get to a certain point you start to find people by reskeets/tweets/toots &c. but never made it to that point.

...cause of the online safety act.

Maybe it'd be easier to meet someone if everyone wasn't working all the time? Especially those with unpredictable shifts announced at the last minute.

Be careful, he'll serve one of his torture warrants on you.

Plumbers don't wear ties 2 for sure.