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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #195 on Jun 11, 2012, 2:34pm »
Losthows records 'The Charlie Drake Show: The World of Charlie Drake' as missing.The BFI lists this,I hope,as 'The World of Charlie Drake',unless this was a one-off version,or an alternate name for the series?

Also,'Boxing Night at the (i.e.Pebble) Mill' 1979,and 'BBC Show of the Week: Tony Bennett Sings' 8/7/71,too.

Not listed at Lost but sounds interesting: Abc of ABC: A Souvenier With Music.' A look back over 10 years.1966.57mins.
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #196 on Jun 11, 2012, 8:55pm »
Armchair Theatre / Summer Armchair Theatre

This episode is being shown as listed:-

Inivitation To Murder 1959
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« Reply #197 on Jun 11, 2012, 9:10pm »
Meeting Point

This episode is being shown as listed:-

The Patience Of Job 1959
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #198 on Jun 11, 2012, 11:53pm »
Filed under Comedy Playhouse

Lost shows

Missing or incomplete episodes for programme
"TILL DEATH US DO PART".

Series 1
27.06.66 Intolerance (missing)


BFI Database

Intolerance

Date:1966 Source: BFI
Description:Sitcom by Johnny Speight about a working class family. Developed from an episode of COMEDY PLAYHOUSE (tx 22/07/65). GB. BBC Television. BBC1 tx 06/06/1966 - 17/12/1975 (53 episodes in 7 series) lead.... Original Format: Television Sound: Unknown
Colour:
Duration: 30 min


Steptoe and Son

Lost Shows

30.11.70 Without Prejudice

The only known complete copy was taken from a black-and-white domestic video recording but the programme was originally recorded in colour

BFI Database

Without Prejudice
Date:1970 Source: BFI
Description:BBC Sit-Com about a rag and bone man and his son. A pilot THE OFFER (Tx 5/1/62) was 1st shown in the COMEDY PLAYHOUSE BBC1 tx 07/06/1962 - 12/07/1962 (Series 2) 03/01 - 14/01/1963 (Series 3) 07....
Original Format: Television Sound: Sound
Colour: Colour
Duration: 30 min

Lost Shows

20.03.70 Any Old Iron?
The only known complete copy was taken from a black-and-white domestic video recording but the programme was originally recorded in colour.

BFI

Any Old Iron?

Date:1970 Source: BFI
Description:BBC Sit-Com about a rag and bone man and his son. A pilot THE OFFER (Tx 5/1/62) was 1st shown in the COMEDY PLAYHOUSE BBC1 tx 07/06/1962 - 12/07/1962 (Series 2) 03/01 - 14/01/1963 (Series 3) 07.... Original Format: Television Sound: Sound
Colour: Colour
Duration: 29 min 30 sec


Note : all the colour episodes that are known to exist in colour are listed in the same format as these episodes.

The other original colour episodes that are listed in the database that now officialy exist in black and white either state black and white or do not have any description of their format in the Col/B & W field.
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #199 on Jun 12, 2012, 7:51am »
That's very interesting, Ray. Nothing would please me more than to return to colour some more of those Steptoe & Son episodes! My guess is that they are in fact the b/w versions BUT it's worth checking out and until the copies are physically accessed to see, colour versions should not be ruled out! I hope someone can look into this...
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« Reply #200 on Jun 12, 2012, 8:57am »
This really would be icing on the cake as i believe the copies that exist are quite low grade home video recordings. Can some one check this out?
I know there is a lot to work through at the BFI but i think if these were found there then there is a real chance that they would be broadcast on the BBC in the near future
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« Reply #201 on Jun 12, 2012, 9:17am »
But didn't those early 70's Steptoe domestic recordings that were repeated acknowledge the help of the BFI? I seem to remember some credit along those lines on certain episodes which makes me think that if the BFI were involved back then making them transmittable, then why didn't they whip out their own better quality copies if they had them? Would be nice if better quality copies did exist - and in colour - but I suspect we're in for disappointment here.
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« Reply #202 on Jun 12, 2012, 9:49am »
We possibly are but - as we're now seeing with the BFI databases situation - they may well have material which they were themselves looking for via MBW initiatives many years ago! Time will tell, I suppose...
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #203 on Jun 12, 2012, 12:49pm »
It's just a defaul system on their computer - ITV and BBC have the same. Unless you change the status, it defaults to colour and the whole running time. Steve Bryant loves both those comedy shows and if they had colour or complete eps they would have been talked about years ago. As it is, they sadly don't.

NFA are overwhelmed by my requests but they are working through them.

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« Reply #204 on Jun 12, 2012, 1:11pm »
I hope they're correcting database errors as they're found.
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #205 on Jun 12, 2012, 3:53pm »
Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width
Episode - Hello Mother Hello Father
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #206 on Jun 12, 2012, 4:50pm »

Jun 10, 2012, 4:39pm, Laurence Piper wrote:

Jun 10, 2012, 3:17pm, jgreen wrote:
They seem to pretty much complete the run of 'Search For a Star'.Have they already been found,or should I list them?


Search For A Star?!? The '60s Rediffusion talent show / beauty contest or something else? I watched it at the time but didn't know any survived! List them if they're there, J - I'd be very interested to see that one again! :D


Is this the series that featured Wendy Padbury of Crossroads and Dr. Who fame?
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #207 on Jun 12, 2012, 4:51pm »

Jun 10, 2012, 8:14pm, jgreen wrote:
Has Judge Dee: 'A Festival of Death' 29/4/69 been noted?


I am particularly delighted if this has been found. There is only one other surviving Judge Dee episode isn't there? While I know that it was not a great success I have always wondered why Granada did not keep all the episodes of this series. Were the costumes in particular not excellent?
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #208 on Jun 12, 2012, 4:55pm »

Jun 12, 2012, 4:50pm, Ian McLachlan wrote:

Is this the series that featured Wendy Padbury of Crossroads and Dr. Who fame?


I'm not sure actually. I can remember Keith Fordyce was the presenter but don't have any recollection of Wendy appearing (although that's not to say she didn't). I remember her well in Crossroads, Dr.Who and Freewheelers though!
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Re: BFI 'finds'
« Reply #209 on Jun 12, 2012, 5:52pm »
NFA say:

This is... Tom Jones

"NFA just want to confirm that ITV have always had this series, and we do indeed have copies, because we transferred them for Carlton TV under the HLF. ITV should therefore have everything that we have." - I still have a few queries about this though because ITV don't own it any more and indeed keep no material any longer. So I need to check Mr Jones has all the episodes.


NFA say:
Jack Hylton

Would you mind pointing out to Peter Stirling and Raybadrick that the Jack Hylton collection has been well publicised for many years. The book, "Jack Hylton Presents" by Pamela W Logan is still available and apart from the season of programmes and lecture in 1995, there have been many opportunities to see the collection at BFI Southbank since then, as well as viewing some in the mediatheque."
I have still queried the specific enquiry though about VT surviving because that isn't in the book.

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