TV Gold

[outragous76]

I've been reminiscing tonight, and was watching this TV gold!

I haven't embedded as its linked to the right spot!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=qMpQA62gMyw&t=437

[Woodsey]

lol good stuff, will watch that again when I have time. Fair play to Chris Evans doing so well for himself from nothing.

[Tal]

It is difficult to explain that kind of show to a modern audience, isn't it? It was so "now" back then.

[outragous76]

It was a great programme. So many things amazed me about it thou researching it.

The stars are really down to earth. Kylie wears trainers!!!!!
Dressing up in 1996 isn't the same as today!!!!!!


But it was the best tv programme of its day! So good! And a very funny time slot. Get home, have tea, watch TFI, go on your Friday night out, get home, rewatch TFI with a kebab

[ripple11]

For those of you who know Ian Woodley........  he was the first person to win a million on british tv, thanks to TFI 


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Woodley

[Marky147]

For those of you who know Ian Woodley........  he was the first person to win a million on british tv, thanks to TFI  


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Woodley

Haha, was just looking to see if anyone had posted that, good lad Ian!

[Woodsey]

For those of you who know Ian Woodley........  he was the first person to win a million on british tv, thanks to TFI 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Woodley

lol forgot about that.

[DaveShoelace]

TFI does represent a golden british era where pop music and comedy came together and we produced some really great stuff - stuff like Oasis, Blur, Shooting Stars, Newman and Baddiel, Britpop, Loaded Magazine, the Word, the Spice Girls, Take That etc.

A list which makes me cringe whenever I look at any single entry on it, but as a whole makes me feel really proud to be British.

[Tal]

TFI does represent a golden british era where pop music and comedy came together and we produced some really great stuff - stuff like Oasis, Blur, Shooting Stars, Newman and Baddiel, Britpop, Loaded Magazine, the Word, the Spice Girls, Take That etc.

A list which makes me cringe whenever I look at any single entry on it, but as a whole makes me feel really proud to be British.

Apart from two predictable entries on there, I loved all of those unashamedly. Well, three in that I was a bit too young to enjoy The Word, but I have since loved the clips of MCHammer and Mark Lamarr, Oliver Reed and Terry Christian and so on.

History Today remains one of the all time great sketches.

[Redsgirl]

Haha! Loved TFI Friday, still find myself singing 'it's your letters, it's your letters!' if Reef comes on in the pub 

[Ironside]

I did prefer dont forget your toothbrush

[DaveShoelace]

TFI does represent a golden british era where pop music and comedy came together and we produced some really great stuff - stuff like Oasis, Blur, Shooting Stars, Newman and Baddiel, Britpop, Loaded Magazine, the Word, the Spice Girls, Take That etc.

A list which makes me cringe whenever I look at any single entry on it, but as a whole makes me feel really proud to be British.

Apart from two predictable entries on there, I loved all of those unashamedly. Well, three in that I was a bit too young to enjoy The Word, but I have since loved the clips of MCHammer and Mark Lamarr, Oliver Reed and Terry Christian and so on.

History Today remains one of the all time great sketches.

You mean Shabba Ranks?

I was on 'down your doorstep' on the Big Breakfast with Mark Lamarr the Monday after that show.

[Tal]

No, sir.



Down your doorstep. Blimey.

[DaveShoelace]

Cant' believe I never saw that before.

I was referring to when Shabba Ranks said all gays should be crucified and Lamarr told him off



I got lost in a bit of a 'word hole' searching for that, I completely forgot this was Mark Wahlberg

[Claw75]

Haha! Loved TFI Friday, still find myself singing 'it's your letters, it's your letters!' if Reef comes on in the pub 

lol - rest assured you are not alone in this!