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London Live is currently repeating Man in a Suitcase. In last night's episode a girl says to McGill 'be seeing you". The next shot shows McGill in a helicopter over Portmerion. I missed the scene but got the information from Imdb. It's repeated on Saturday so I've set my box to record it. Incidental...

I spent Thursday nights in the kitchen watching the black and white portable TV. Then it was Top of the Pops around 7.30 followed by The Man From UNCLE at 8pm, news at 8.50pm and then The Frost Report.

I'm puzzled as to what "rah" means. Could I be enlightened?

I remember Derek Hobson for the Mr. and Mrs. quiz show.

Budgie again and tonight Adam Faith (Budgie) was flicking through a copy of the Hornet.

My runner up to Department S would have been Mission: Impossible which I'd assume almost everyone in the civilised world could hum.

Department S on now, already identified Anthony Hopkins, Nosher Powell and Eleanor Summerfield before opening credits.

Greatest theme music in TV history.

Got it now but not a lot that interests me, too many 80s/90s sitcoms. It's like That's TV, whenever I tune in for Steptoe and Son I catch the end of Shameless which looks like the most awful show of all time, same goes for Benidorm.

Now it says updates come around lunchtime. Off to Deptford flea market now, I'll try when I get back.

Still hasn't showed up.

I'd forgotten that London Live has been repeating Danger Man on Wednesday evenings.

Looking at X someone suggests new channels only show up after 9am.

I've retuned twice but no sign of Rewind TV, my Manhattan box usually finds new channels automatically.

Everyone presumed The Prisoner was John Drake (the secret agent character McGoohan played in Danger Man) but McGoohan would never admit this.

I saw the last two episodes of the Prisoner which in my opinion are some of the greatest tv I've ever seen. Written and directed by Patrick McGoohan after Lew Grade told him to finish the series abruptly as it wasn't popular. Sadly London Live always omitted the closing credits sequence but luckily ...