18:00 – Sheepy’s opening caption, then music.

18:06 – Thames TV morning start-up music.

18:11 – Michael Bentine’s Potty Time S01E17 – On the Pirate Buses – a British children’s TV show, written by and starring Michael Bentine, and directed and produced by Leon Thau for Thames Television. This week, Mr. Bentine and the Potties head off to investigate the world of pirate buses.  First broadcast on Mon 4th Mar 1974 by ITV. This is a fabulous piece of synchronicity! Only a week or so ago, somebody showed an old current affairs report about bus deregulation in the 1980s, and how it led to wars between rival bus companies on the South Coast. Well, nearly ten years earlier, here’s Mr. Bentine’s potty take on a similar war that was actually going on at the time, again on the South Coast!

18:22 – Ace of Wands S03E02/20 – The Meddlers: Part 2/3 – a British fantasy children’s television show broadcast on ITV between 1970 and 1972. It was created by Trevor Preston and Pamela Lonsdale and produced by Thames Television.…


16:00 – Intro Music

16:01 – Worzel Gummidge

The Scarecrow Wedding (Series 2, Episode 8)

Scarecrow-based psychodrama

16:29 – Tom and Jerry

Rock ‘N’ Rodent (1965)

Autumn years of once beloved cat & mouse duo.

16:35 – The Crystal Maze

Series 4 (09/13)

Crystal-hunting buffoonery hosted by Richard O’Brien

17:25 – Rising Damp

Pink Carnations (Season 4, 04/06)

Squalor is at large in tidy suburbia

17:48 – Robin Of Sherwood

Adam Bell (Season 3, 09/13)

Sherwood shenanigans

18:40 – Space: 1999

The Dorcons – (Season 2, 24/24)

Spooky sci-fi shenanigans (in space)

19:31 – M*A*S*H

Hotlips Is Back In Town (Season 7, 18/24)

Comedy set during the Korean War.

19:54 – Ideal

The Love/The Red King (Series 7, 5-6)

Drug dealing dramedydouble bill of episodes to end the series

20:55 – …

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OTH’s NYE-in


  • 16:00 – Die Ärzte – 2002 – @ Rock`n Roll Realschule
  • 17:45 – Amyl and The Sniffers (Live on KEXP)
  • 18:00 – Sleaford Mods – ARTE Concert
  • 18:50 – Sylvan Esso – (Live on KEXP)
  • 19:10 – A day in the death of Joe Egg
  • 21:35 – Dinner for one
  • i might chuck a priz-a-thon up for a bit later, or do some stuff through OBS (settings permitting)


    16:00

    Spitting Image

    Series 9– Episode 01

    16:25

    Grange Hill

    Series 6 – Episode 09

    16:55

    Century Falls

    Episode 2

    17:15

    Doctor Who

    The Green Death – Episode 6

    17:40

    Star Trek TNG

    Season 6 – Episode 24Second Chance

    18:25

    French And Saunders

    Season 3 – Episode 5

    18:50

    Mrs Merton

    Series 1 – Episode 2

    19:20

    2 Point 4 Children

    Series 5- Episode 04

    19:50

    Task Master

    Series 10 – Episode 02

    20:35

    Whoose Line Is It Anyway?…


    Apologies for the lack of festive content, the next instalment of my weekly show, with the odd bonus, is all I (barely) had time to manage. 🙂

    17:07 – Sheepy’s opening music.

    17:11 – Thames TV morning start-up music.

    17:16TISWAS Volume 3 – Tiswas Comedy Capers – The final batch of excerpts from the famously anarchic children’s television show that originally aired on Saturday mornings from 5 January 1974 to 3 April 1982, and was produced for the ITV network by ATV. Originally a sell-through VHS released in 1994, then rereleased on DVD in 2005 …with clearly no further attempt to clean it up for DVD, as even the opening quality disclaimer seems to have been ripped from the original VHS! 

    18:08 – Michael Bentine’s Potty Time S01E16 – Sherlock Holmes – a British children’s TV show, written by and starring Michael Bentine, and directed and produced by Leon Thau for Thames Television. This week, Mr. Bentine and the Potties head off to 221b Baker Street.  First broadcast on Mon 25th Feb 1974 by ITV.…


    16:00

    The Monkees

    Season 1 – Episode 29

    16:25

    The Phil Silvers Show

    Season 2 – Episode 33

    16:50

    I Love Lucy

    Season 6 – Episode 19

    17:20

    Taxi

    Season 2 – Episode 19

    17:45

    The Muppet Show

    Season 4 – Episode 18 – Anee Murray

    18:10

    Cheers

    Season 4 – Episode 06

    18:35

    Malcolm In The Middle

    Season 3 – Episode 13

    18:55

    The Simpsons

    Season 7 – Episode -18The Day The Violence Died

    19:20

    King Of The Hill

    Season 13 – Episode 03

    19:40

    South Park

    Season 12 – Episode 05-Eek A Penis

    20:00

    The Sooty Show

    The Sooty Show 1980 – Episode 3

    20:25

    The Eric Andre Show

    Series 2 – Episode 03

    20:35

    Curb Your Enthusiasm

    Season4 – Episode -05

    21:00

    The Office

    Season 4- Episode 05-06

    21:45

    Seinfeld

    Season 7 – Episode 09

    22:15

    The Larry Sanders Show

    Season 4- Episode 07

    22:40

    Look At Life

    Saving A Hetaridge

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    the Show (snow)

    Today we have a Boxing Day rebroadcast of last year’s Xmas the Show (“Winterblast”) – just something to dip into between bouts of turkey sandwich-induced unconciousness.

    Schedule listing can be viewed here.

    (*burp*)


    Reduced schedule for Christmas given hardly anyone is likely to be watching during the day, however should you be able to evade your social obligations we can offer the following diversions:

    2.30 – Xmassy (and non-Xmassy) Music Playlist

    Driver’s Eye View of a train journey from Trondehim to Mosjøen accompanied by some soothing sounds to doze off to while you digest your Christmas lunch.

    7.00 – Bob Green, The Jazz Engineer, Christmas 1994

    Repeat showing of this nightmarish glimpse into public access cabaret hell as vibraphone virtuoso Bob “entertains” an audience of the nearly dead (or clearly wishing that they were).

    7.15 – Stars In Their Eyes Christmas Special 1992

    This iconic highlight from the 1992 festive edition of long-running celeb impersonate-o-thon, featuring an array of stars that will quite literally leave your jaw in a position akin to that of a gravitationally challenged thing.

    7.20 – Millard’s Christmas Selection Box II

    Curator of cultural detritus Stuart Millard uncovers three particularly grim and bewildering examples of Christmas programming from the world of festive light entertainment gone by.…