I'm keeping my fingers crossed for repeats of Grampian's thrift show,
Pennywise
, which provided handy hints on saving money, and successfully reinforced the stereotype that all Scots are tight-arses.
I don;t think many of the tapers have been kept!
:-(
A former member
In today Real mckay blog: talking about the actully new channel which would NOT only bea gold channel but the channel would have
* classic BBC and Stv show
* Brand new scottish shows
* look in to more local tv IE programmers for Clyde area, lothain area, dundee area or even Inverness area
so there is much more to this, strange STV can do this and not ITV?
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for repeats of Grampian's thrift show,
Pennywise
, which provided handy hints on saving money, and successfully reinforced the stereotype that all Scots are tight-arses.
I don;t think many of the tapers have been kept!
I wonder which tapes ( if any ) of Grampian programmes have been kept...
:-(
A former member
NorthTonight posted:
623058 posted:
Spencer For Hire posted:
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for repeats of Grampian's thrift show,
Pennywise
, which provided handy hints on saving money, and successfully reinforced the stereotype that all Scots are tight-arses.
I don;t think many of the tapers have been kept!
I wonder which tapes ( if any ) of Grampian programmes have been kept...
plenty, a lot of tapes have been kept, if you would like more detail I wold suggest the STV forums
If BBC Scotland hasn't wiped them they could bring out " classic " children's Gaelic shows such as " Mag is Mog " which featured Runrig, and " Bzzzz! " Couldn't understand a word not being a speaker, but the latter was always very entertaining to watch.
I remember sitting watching the former before Swap Shop or the " learn to play sports " programme they used to show before Swap Shop.
And how about the original BBC version of The House That Joe Built?
:-(
A former member
there only one classic children's Gaelic show and that Dot a man