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Post by B Thomas on Jul 19, 2005 5:00:41 GMT
Yeah, I can relate to that - a lot of people seem to mistake one country for another. I used to live in Sweden and so many people have asked me if I enjoyed it there as Switzerland sounds like a fascinating place to visit...   Back to Zambia vs. Zimbabwe... The confusion was exacerbated, I think, when discussing each country's path to independence. I simply replied to the question of when Zimbabwe's time happened. (I am too young to be able to speak with any authority on current affairs in the 1960s but do remember the 1970s reasonably well...) Anyway - thanks to all concerned for steering this discussion back on course.  |
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Post by Clive Shaw on Jul 19, 2005 7:33:35 GMT
Yeah, I can relate to that - a lot of people seem to mistake one country for another. I used to live in Sweden and so many people have asked me if I enjoyed it there as Switzerland sounds like a fascinating place to visit... I get it the other way round, I am half Swiss and on learning this people are guarenteed to ask me if I can speak Swedish ;D |
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Post by Jilly on Jul 19, 2005 12:29:27 GMT
Yeah, I can relate to that - a lot of people seem to mistake one country for another. I used to live in Sweden and so many people have asked me if I enjoyed it there as Switzerland sounds like a fascinating place to visit... |
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Post by B Thomas on Jul 19, 2005 21:08:45 GMT
Hmmm... Or maybe it's a case of people failing to listen?
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Post by LanceM on Jul 20, 2005 19:24:36 GMT
back to the root of this thread. When was the last time the Zambia archives were searched ? They could still have some missing episodes, look at the recovery of "Tomb of the Cybermen" from Hong Kong. They claimed that after the discovery of episode 1 of "The Web of Fear" that they did not have any more who, then four cybermen episodes appear. In that light, could there be a chance that there are missing episodes in the Zambian archives ? And I was also wondering if Mr. Bignell or Steve Roberts of the RT Team could contact the Zambia Broadcasting corp and see if there is indeed anything happening in response to my origional e-mail ? Just to say if someone in authority with the BBC or RT Team could possibly contact them sometime soon, then that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Lance.
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Post by Jon Preddle on Jul 20, 2005 20:49:13 GMT
back to the root of this thread. When was the last time the Zambia archives were searched ? ... They could still have some missing episodes... And I was also wondering if Mr. Bignell or Steve Roberts of the RT Team could contact the Zambia Broadcasting corp Thanks, Lance. Yes, it's been done, years ago. (Um, what makes you think no one hasn't thought of doing that already?) Of note, a lot of Zambia's TV material was sent from New Zealand. Jon Preddle |
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Post by Steve Boyce on Jul 21, 2005 8:11:47 GMT
Hmmm... Or maybe it's a case of people failing to listen? Exactly - Austria and Australia also get confused really remarkably often. |
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Post by Tim Norman on Aug 11, 2005 19:49:47 GMT
back to the root of this thread. When was the last time the Zambia archives were searched ? ... They could still have some missing episodes... And I was also wondering if Mr. Bignell or Steve Roberts of the RT Team could contact the Zambia Broadcasting corp Thanks, Lance. Yes, it's been done, years ago. (Um, what makes you think no one hasn't thought of doing that already?) Of note, a lot of Zambia's TV material was sent from New Zealand. Jon Preddle Several other archives which had already been "searched" for missing episodes have turned up stuff. Lance, it is worth a punt. |
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Post by William Martin on Aug 15, 2005 14:15:44 GMT
Yes, it's been done, years ago. (Um, what makes you think no one hasn't thought of doing that already?) Of note, a lot of Zambia's TV material was sent from New Zealand. Jon Preddle Several other archives which had already been "searched" for missing episodes have turned up stuff. Lance, it is worth a punt. So was it a a case of searching the archive listings rather than the archive? can you speak swedish?  |
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Post by B Thomas on Aug 15, 2005 22:49:33 GMT
Nej, men jag kan en liten...
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