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Saw one of these episodes on Men and Motors yesterday.
Ah....very nostalgic.
The locations around London, the telephones, the old cars, the crap clothes! Reminds me of my youth.
No seat belts required and you could park anywhere without a traffic warden slapping a ticket on you as soon as you turned your back.
They were the "good old days"
Only 30 years ago and yet, it seems like a different world.
>> Edited by gtr-gaz on Saturday 25th June 07:48
Ah....very nostalgic.
The locations around London, the telephones, the old cars, the crap clothes! Reminds me of my youth.
No seat belts required and you could park anywhere without a traffic warden slapping a ticket on you as soon as you turned your back.
They were the "good old days"
Only 30 years ago and yet, it seems like a different world.
>> Edited by gtr-gaz on Saturday 25th June 07:48
gtr-gaz said:
Saw one of these episodes on Men and Motors yesterday.
Ah....very nostalgic.
The locations around East London,, the crap clothes! Reminds me of now.![]()
No seat belts required and you could park anywhere in your white van.
They are the "good delivery driver days"
Iit seems like a different world to us country folk
>> Edited by gtr-gaz on Saturday 25th June 07:48
Fantastic
On the 100 great TV cars programme I remember the guy talking about how they filmed the chases. A member of the production crew used to stand at each end of the road and then shout "action" when the road was clear.
Proper car chases on the public highway, ahh those were the days
/JumpersForGoalPosts
On the 100 great TV cars programme I remember the guy talking about how they filmed the chases. A member of the production crew used to stand at each end of the road and then shout "action" when the road was clear.
Proper car chases on the public highway, ahh those were the days
/JumpersForGoalPosts
Flat in Fifth said:
Ferg said:
[Regan] " We're The Sweeney, Son, and we haven't had any dinner." [/Regan]
Ah yes on long trips I just have to hear the Sweeney theme tune hummed from the back seat and I know the chimps are getting peckish.
I had it as the ringtone on my mobile for a couple of years.

Its spot the future 'Eastender/Bergerac/The Bill' star
Whereas a lot of familliar faces started off in 'Grange hill' and the like, I find it really fun to look at the actors alongside Thaw & Waterman, and try and place them in later TV, oddly 'Haskins' never made it to my knowledge although he was in nearly every episode.
Whereas a lot of familliar faces started off in 'Grange hill' and the like, I find it really fun to look at the actors alongside Thaw & Waterman, and try and place them in later TV, oddly 'Haskins' never made it to my knowledge although he was in nearly every episode.
www.missingimages.com/thesweeney/home.html
Lynda
Bellingham
Hywel
Bennet
Brian
Blessed
Jean
Boht
June
Brown
Tony
Caunter
John
Clive David
Daker Diana
Dors Denholm
Elliott Peter
Glaze Brian
Glover Richard
Griffiths
Karl
Howman Roy
Kinnear George
Layton Maureen
Lipman Bill
Maynard Michael
Melia Warren
Mitchel Morecambe
& Wise Patrick
Mower Andrew
Paul Michael
Robbins Michael
Sheard Gary
Waldhorn Colin
Welland Anna
Wing
>> Edited by rich 36 on Saturday 25th June 23:23
Lynda
Bellingham
Hywel
Bennet
Brian
Blessed
Jean
Boht
June
Brown
Tony
Caunter
John
Clive David
Daker Diana
Dors Denholm
Elliott Peter
Glaze Brian
Glover Richard
Griffiths
Karl
Howman Roy
Kinnear George
Layton Maureen
Lipman Bill
Maynard Michael
Melia Warren
Mitchel Morecambe
& Wise Patrick
Mower Andrew
Paul Michael
Robbins Michael
Sheard Gary
Waldhorn Colin
Welland Anna
Wing
>> Edited by rich 36 on Saturday 25th June 23:23
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