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Here's a depressing observation: Spike is starting to look young to me in those clips...

I find it peculiar the way that our perceptions alter with time.

Re. Huh?: Put a bit of a Da Vinci Code slant on it.

i'd be doing excellently if i got a point for every one i didnt know!

Although i know all of the programs, I'm amazed that you remember the specific content!

so that was what they used to do in the days before the Framers Forum

If you started quotiing stuff from Neighbours i'd be very concerned!!

from one of my all time favourate movies:

"And stop saying okay, okay?"

M9 was so easy, it's only worth a nanopoint!

You've outdone yourself with that Dan Brown reference! I'll leave it to you to put others out of our mystery!

I don't know about out of their misery. Might be able to provide a bit more

I'll just say that Napoleon's Piano was in the Lourve. As is the Mona Lisa.

Think that's all clear now.

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P15(ish): "I think you've got lovely teeth. Reminds me of a horse I once knew"

Clue: It's on ITV3 now.

This week, I am mostly eating humble pie.

Classic corpsing...
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P15 = On the Buses

Reg Varney was actually well into his 50's during the series. Not much younger the Doris Hare who played his mum. Stephen Lewis (I hate you Butler!) who played the inspector was 20 years younger than Reg. In fact Reg was old enough to be his father. The young 'clippies' who Stan and Jack used to chase after must have been early 20's or younger. Yet no-one at the time regarded this as remotely iffy.

Isn't that incredibly fascinating.