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Post by Sir Edmund on Jul 17, 2008 6:44:24 GMT 9.5
:)A new series on BBC4 screening from tonight, THE THIRTIES IN COLOUR, is narrated by Miranda. It is to be screened in four parts and the first part can be seen again tomorrow on the channel (albeit quite late). The second, third and fourth parts will be screened every Wednesday from 9.00pm.
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Post by xdelaneyx on Jul 17, 2008 7:52:18 GMT 9.5
Thank you....I got my friend to type it!!  |
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Post by bluebell on Jul 17, 2008 20:53:50 GMT 9.5
oh my gosh I had this on in the background last night and didn't even realise it was her!
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Post by Clive on Jul 23, 2008 11:30:39 GMT 9.5
Thanks for the info - wouldn't have known about it otherwise
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Post by schaffner15 on Jul 24, 2008 16:24:07 GMT 9.5
Some of us would like more of the BBC in North America - including radio - of which we get little or
nothing. I 'm interested in British comedy and drama performed on radio. We have none of that
in the US, at least none I know about. I would welcome the chance to buy Cd/s of BBC radio
programs, just as we can get BBC tv shows on tv here and also DVD's of British TV. And with
Miranda performing in some of these programs - all the better.
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Post by Rita, Oh Yes! on Jul 25, 2008 1:01:39 GMT 9.5
The US had heaps and heaps of radio back in the day -- I've recently started listening to a number of old radio shows that Agnes Moorehead performed, because I'm in love with her. Perhaps you could find some great old radio serials in your local library? Or do you mean you get no British stuff, specifically?
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Post by schaffner15 on Sept 4, 2008 13:50:37 GMT 9.5
We do get Lots and Lots of British entertainment in the states, but nearly all of it is TV.
We have no radio comedy or drama of our own for decades now. Except for BBC radio there
is no British radio broadcasts of which I know.
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