18-09-2011, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Mags
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Tenko was a brilliant series ....... one of those that you watch and don't want it to end. Stephanie Cole is a great actress ...... who would have thought that after playing a doctor in Tenko she would now be playing Roy Cropper's fiesty mother in Coronation Street!
She plays a right dragon doesn't she, but with a soft side to her too. 
26-09-2011, 10:26 PM
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All Creatures great and Small was a favourite of mine since having cable watched the series over many times but they seem to be resting it a bit at the minute .Also when I was a child Fury and Champion the wonder horse were firm favourites I loved all the westerns
Wagontrain ,Rawhide, Sugar foot, Wyatt Earp, does anyone remember a cartoon series called I think it was either 3 or 4 feather falls it was on when I was around 7 years old (1960)
Mom used to watch the Human Jungle she loved it but I didn't like it at the time but may have a look at it on You Tube...
Thanks for the memories that have come flooding back...
Sue
03-10-2011, 01:36 AM
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Hope you don't mind me resurrecting this topic, but tonight I looked on YouTube and would you believe it, some kindly person has uploaded all of the Tenko series. I am thoroughly enjoying it all over again.Suey, watch The Human Jungle. It really is brilliant, albeit a little old-fashioned and in black and white, but that takes nothing away from the good quality of the actors and the stories. So many darned good British series of the past and they just don't make any, anymore.
I wonder if Dixon of Dock Green is on YouTube! I've not tried that yet.
03-10-2011, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Mollie
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Hope you don't mind me resurrecting this topic, but tonight I looked on YouTube and would you believe it, some kindly person has uploaded all of the Tenko series. I am thoroughly enjoying it all over again.Suey, watch The Human Jungle. It really is brilliant, albeit a little old-fashioned and in black and white, but that takes nothing away from the good quality of the actors and the stories. So many darned good British series of the past and they just don't make any, anymore.
I wonder if Dixon of Dock Green is on YouTube! I've not tried that yet.
03-10-2011, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Mollie
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Hope you don't mind me resurrecting this topic, but tonight I looked on YouTube and would you believe it, some kindly person has uploaded all of the Tenko series. I am thoroughly enjoying it all over again.Suey, watch The Human Jungle. It really is brilliant, albeit a little old-fashioned and in black and white, but that takes nothing away from the good quality of the actors and the stories. So many darned good British series of the past and they just don't make any, anymore.
I wonder if Dixon of Dock Green is on YouTube! I've not tried that yet.
03-10-2011, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by suey
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All Creatures great and Small was a favourite of mine since having cable watched the series over many times but they seem to be resting it a bit at the minute .Also when I was a child Fury and Champion the wonder horse were firm favourites I loved all the westerns
Wagontrain ,Rawhide, Sugar foot, Wyatt Earp, does anyone remember a cartoon series called I think it was either 3 or 4 feather falls it was on when I was around 7 years old (1960)
Mom used to watch the Human Jungle she loved it but I didn't like it at the time but may have a look at it on You Tube...
Thanks for the memories that have come flooding back...
Sue
anything with dogs in it ..and I loved the Cowboy series like Wagontrain with Ward Bond.
My late neighbour a retired headmaster, Mr Earp, was related to Wyatt Earp
04-10-2011, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Carmen darlin' I preferred her in the comedy series "Waiting for God". - Hilarious!!!!
Mags, you're very welcome. I am so enjoying it again.
As to Stephanie Cole well, I loved her in Waiting for God as well, and I recently watched the whole series of that on YouTube as well, just in case you're interested.
Meg, I remember Four Feather Falls, but it wasn't a cartoon. It was one of those daft old puppet shows where you could see the strings attached!
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