There were good royalties to be had back then, I don't know about now. Fewer channels, more viewers. Hundreds of pounds per minute on BBC1 for background music. The ITV network was the same. I recall some producers wrote the music themselves.

youtu.be/g_hLZJwdA4M?...

Russia is indeed damned.

Beautiful.

Definitely, he could have lost an eye.

The lie is about to celebrate it's 10th birthday.

John Alderton was pretty much great in everything he did.

They're so incompetent. They couldn't even organise an easel for him to hold up his tariff board.

Yes, it's only the medium that changes.

It's interesting to see these shows from your viewpoint. I grew up watching I Dream of Jeanie and Bewitched during the 1960s. Both were in the late afternoon kids' TV slot on UK TV (we had 2 hours or so, after school). And now I'm learning of anime shows I've never heard of from 30 years later.

And where is Alexander Smirnov right now? He's not in prison.

A TV programme packed with great actors and really well written scripts.

Probably still in use and the reason why they're losing so much fuel production to nighttime visitors.

My remote control has buttons for mute and fast forward and I'm really quick on the draw.

I subscribe to Katie on YouTube, so I'll be watching these two of my favourites later.

Let him keep thinking that.

And elsewhere. Congratulations!