‘Is it Gene Hunt? Is he kicking in a nonce?’

Comments

Genius.

Home too late and (sadly) due to a VCR accident (not of my making) I missed it - but it is sat at my house on the V+ box waiting to be watched at the weekend!

Last Saturday morning I heard on Radio Five Live an article all about the Fortieth anniversary of Trumpton - equally genius - featuring an interview with the god of Camberwick Green, Trumpton and Chigley - none other than Brian Cant!

[this is good]
yeah bummer I missed that ep - grrrr!

If you have BBC4, they will air a repeat, but not sure which week (next?). The hospital in 2006 put Sam on an overdose of medication and he begins tripping, and a lot of the story is told in flashback over whether the team put away the wrong man in a 1972 crime. Slightly unusual. I dislike the flashback technique, but the Camberwick Green animation at the beginning is worth it!
If you don’t have digital, then I shouldn’t mention this: Torrents.
Gosh, it has been 40 years since those shows, Rich. Good old Brian Cant! And each time I watched Camberwick Green, it was the same character in the box (I forget the name). Never remembered any others!
If you remember the earlier Camberwick Green promo for Life on Mars, the voiceover sounded vaguely like Cant, but probably not quite as south.

I don't even remember this programme Camberwick Green - my boyfriend goes on about it quite a bit though!
I wonder if I saw it in HK but I am pretty sure I saw it in NZ. One of those early-afternoon kiddies’ programmes (but not part of Fun Factory or Chic Chat).
Chic chat! Arrgh - I remember meeting Chic Littlewood when he visited a boys brigade event at my church in Auckland when I was 10. Nice guy.
He was a hero of mine when I was very young. Later, I admired his ventriloquy. Always seemed a genuine man, unlike so many other celebs.

Post a comment

Already a Vox member? Sign in

Jack Yan

About Me

Jack Yan
New Zealand
‘I think they’re wonderful. They have so much courage! Here they are, hurling through space on a molten rock at 67,000 miles an hour, and the only thing that keeps them in their shoes is their misplaced faith in gravity.’—John Lithgow as Prof Dick Solomon, in Third Rock from the Sun
Bebo:
LucirePublisher
del.icio.us:
jackyan
Digg:
jackyan
Flickr:
lucire
MySpace:
jackyan
Other:
http://www.facebook.com/jack.yan
Technorati:
jackyan
Twitter:
jackyan
YouTube:
luciremagazine

My Groups

Neighborhood

Explore friends, family, friends & family, or entire neighborhood.

Archives

  • Powered by Vox

Magazines