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Post by Deleted on Dec 24, 2014 13:44:15 GMT
Just made another submission to Lost Shows.com, as I have just located another 8 episodes of Time Out With Tennent at the Scottish Screen Archive..
1. Title: Blacksmiths Ref No:T0859 Running Time 11.31 minutes. Part Two of a 'Time Out With Tennent.
2. Title: Crofter/Gun Dogs Ref No:T0713 Running Time 27.49 minutes.Bill Tennent.
3. Title:Duncan Wright/Hugh Purdie Potter From Arran. Ref No: T1127. Running Time 24.01 minutes. Bill Tennent.
4. Title:Laurie Auchterlonie:Golf Club Maker. Ref No:T1840. Running Time 9.08 minutes. Bill Tennent.
5. Title: Newspaper/Steam Train/Ghillie Ref No:T1620. Running Time:22.44 minutes."Time Out With Tennent".
6. Title:Puffer Boat "Spartan" Ref No: T0816 Running Time 26.18 minutes. Bill Tennent.
7. Title:Road Safety And Interview with Bruce Forsyth Ref No: T0799 Running Time 23.26 minutes. Bill Tennent.
8. Title: Steam Train Story Ref No:T0179 Running Time 6.43 minutes. Bill Tennent.
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Post by Ronnie McDevitt on Dec 24, 2014 19:41:44 GMT
The SSA will of course sell copies to the public of most of their holdings although some require third party copyright clearance.
These are for private use only and purchasers must sign a document agreeing not to copy the discs.
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Post by mikejones on Dec 24, 2014 20:33:11 GMT
Shame there dont have back copies of Glen Michael, there would make a fortune for nice birthday presents  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 24, 2014 22:30:28 GMT
the following are all completely Missing from the STV archive, not one episode is currently there. Perhaps working together we can change that for some of them please  1. The Adventures Of Floris 4 episodes 1970 tx Yorkshire Television..An English version of a Dutch television series. The debut of Rutger Hauer AND Paul Verhoeven. Did they dub only 4 episodes? I'm glad you mention it. It would make it more accessible to English viewers than the fanmade subtitles of this excellent children's series. Even just the audio would be sufficient because the Dutch original still exists. thank you RWels, I have just made a submission to Lost Shows.com on the basis of you advising us that the Dutch original still exists, but for just one of the 4 on Lost Shows.com, 4.7.70 Burning Water. This was Episode 9 of the original Dutch series Floris and was called The Burning Water, in Dutch, Het brandende water. This is complete at 29.59 minutes, so there is the Picture, it just lacks the English dubbing which has not survived. This picture does give us, a taste of this action series.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqt9SC4Tl-8 |
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Post by John Green on Dec 24, 2014 23:08:34 GMT
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Post by mikejones on Dec 25, 2014 10:54:54 GMT
Just to ask about "ATV" code is on the first post? is that to Lew Grade ATV station? If so it would explain more about STV/atv deal surrounding it peak content. STV offered ATV £1million a year to supply it with network programmes, STV must have thrown in local shows as part of the deal.
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Post by RWels on Dec 25, 2014 17:33:57 GMT
The debut of Rutger Hauer AND Paul Verhoeven. Did they dub only 4 episodes? I'm glad you mention it. It would make it more accessible to English viewers than the fanmade subtitles of this excellent children's series. Even just the audio would be sufficient because the Dutch original still exists. thank you RWels, I have just made a submission to Lost Shows.com on the basis of you advising us that the Dutch original still exists, but for just one of the 4 on Lost Shows.com, 4.7.70 Burning Water. This was Episode 9 of the original Dutch series Floris and was called The Burning Water, in Dutch, Het brandende water. This is complete at 29.59 minutes, so there is the Picture, it just lacks the English dubbing which has not survived. This picture does give us, a taste of this action series.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqt9SC4Tl-8There are very decent fan made subtitles on the internet, anyway, for Hauer/Verhoeven/History fans. More episodes may have existed but may not be on lostshows? I'm surprised anyway that 4 are, since it's a foreign show. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 25, 2014 20:57:43 GMT
The Battle Of The Comics was made up of 2 series. Series 1 had Steve Jones as the referee. Can anyone advise if this was the same Steve Jones, whose Steve Jones Programme 1980 is in the list of 65 at the start of this thread with all episodes missing please? Fiona Duncan was the Assistant Referee. For Series 2 Carol Meade was the Hostess. Series 1 episodes 29/10/76, 5/11/76 Clem Dane with other comics. 12/11/76 Mr. Abie with other comics. 19/11/76, 26/11/76 Billy Jeffrey with other comics. Series 2 episodes 18/11/77, 25/11/77, 4/12/77 Mr.Abie with other comics. 23/12/77 and 30/12/77. Clem Dane, Mr. Abie and Peter Jeffrey are mentioned above, because I need help and guidance from all, to look at the following, which has been uploaded by Clem Dane himself, and if you could tell us if this 5.19 minute footage is from The Battle Of The Comics, which has all its episodes missing. The other point I would like to ask you all is, does the setting look like a television studio setting rather than a stage setting? And looking at the comics hair styles and clothes..are they contemporary with 1976 or 1977 please? www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sEXNU8fRwg |
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Dec 26, 2014 11:36:59 GMT
The Battle Of The Comics was made up of 2 series. Series 1 had Steve Jones as the referee. Can anyone advise if this was the same Steve Jones, whose Steve Jones Programme 1980 is in the list of 65 at the start of this thread with all episodes missing please? Fiona Duncan was the Assistant Referee. For Series 2 Carol Meade was the Hostess. Series 1 episodes 29/10/76, 5/11/76 Clem Dane with other comics. 12/11/76 Mr. Abie with other comics. 19/11/76, 26/11/76 Billy Jeffrey with other comics. Series 2 episodes 18/11/77, 25/11/77, 4/12/77 Mr.Abie with other comics. 23/12/77 and 30/12/77. Clem Dane, Mr. Abie and Peter Jeffrey are mentioned above, because I need help and guidance from all, to look at the following, which has been uploaded by Clem Dane himself, and if you could tell us if this 5.19 minute footage is from The Battle Of The Comics, which has all its episodes missing. The other point I would like to ask you all is, does the setting look like a television studio setting rather than a stage setting? And looking at the comics hair styles and clothes..are they contemporary with 1976 or 1977 please? www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sEXNU8fRwgThe clothes are late 70's without doubt. |
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Dec 26, 2014 11:51:02 GMT
""Ray Langstone 1 second ago
If this is from Battle of the Comics, you know all the footage is missing from the archives, and this is the only bit we know is in existence? ""Missing or incomplete episodes for programme BATTLE OF THE COMICS.
Series 1
29.10.76 with Fiona Gordon, Mike Goddard, Bryn Phillips, Lou Grant (missing)
05.11.76 with Fiona Gordon, Clem Dane, Gary Denis, Johnny Hammond (missing)
12.11.76 with Fiona Gordon, Jimmy Jones, Ryan Davies, Mr. Abie (missing)
19.11.76 with Fiona Gordon, Kenny Smiles, Andy Cameron, Paul Trevillion (missing)
26.11.76 with Fiona Gordon, Wyn Calvin, Marti Caine, Billy Jeffrey (missing)
03.12.76 with Fiona Gordon, Mike Newman, Mike Burton, Paul Tracy (missing)
10.12.76 with Fiona Gordon, Andy Cameron, Wayne Check Allan, Clem Dane (missing)
17.12.76 with Fiona Gordon, Lou Grant, Al Dean, Bryn Phillips (missing)
Series 2
18.11.77 with Carol Meade, Jimmy Jones, Andy Cameron, Wyn Calvin (missing)
25.11.77 with Carol Meade, Ted Rogers, Mal Hollander, Kenny Smiles (missing)
09.12.77 with Carol Meade, Johnny Hammond, Mr Abie, Tom Raymond (missing)
16.12.77 with Carol Meade, Ray Jeffries, Wyn Calvin, Marti Caine (missing)
23.12.77 with Carol Meade, Mike Goddard, Mal Hollander, Kenny Smiles (missing)
30.12.77 with Carol Meade, Jimmy Jones, Andy Cameron, Wyn Calvin (missing)
All 14 episodes are missing.""
If you'd like to return this footage to the archives, either message me on here, or contact me via the Missing Episodes Forum - Thanks, Ray Langstone.""
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Post by Deleted on Dec 26, 2014 23:09:09 GMT
At Number 44 in the list of 65 is Ring In The New 31/12/74 which was also transmitted by ATV. Just made a submission to Lost Shows where it says..Ring In The New 31/12/74 with Vince Hill, Bill Simpson, Allan Stewart, Eve Graham and Elaine Simmons (missing). I have located the following audio of Eve Graham dueting with Vince Hill on United We Stand. The caption underneath says ' recording of a 1974 New Years Eve Special (ITV) "Ring In The New". ' It is 2.37 minutes long with applause at end. www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBcUsF_YPNk |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2014 13:38:12 GMT
At Number 9 of the 65 is Burns 1968. 5/2/68 Of A' The Airts (missing). Just made a submission to Lost Shows.com for the following which has the title Robert Burns - Of A' The Airts. It is 20.57 minutes long..I do not know if this is a complete episode, not watched it. It is uploaded by STV Scotland. I am not sure if this is the 5/2/68, but the stv ident at the start may well be circa 1968.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=kD4dREm8HfM |
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Post by John Green on Dec 27, 2014 16:25:02 GMT
At Number 9 of the 65 is Burns 1968. 5/2/68 Of A' The Airts (missing). Just made a submission to Lost Shows.com for the following which has the title Robert Burns - Of A' The Airts. It is 20.57 minutes long..I do not know if this is a complete episode, not watched it. It is uploaded by STV Scotland. I am not sure if this is the 5/2/68, but the stv ident at the start may well be circa 1968.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=kD4dREm8HfM Very nice! I've looked for this in the past,and have been so irritated that it seemed to be lost... |
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Post by mikejones on Dec 27, 2014 20:34:45 GMT
Ident at the start, first appeared around 1960/61. The ident changed in 1965, to the the spinning lion, but the animation was later changed to a simple zoom.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 13:11:35 GMT
The following is not part of the 65, but as the bfi has a filmographic record for this, but no film or video held, I have sent this to Kaleidoscope to ask them to find out if it is Missing from the Scottish Television archive. It is an episode from the Scottish Television documentary series Present Grandeur. The bfi attributes the year 1960 to the episode filmographic record. Present Grandeur is not on Lost Shows.com, so cannot check it's Missing or Existing status.. it is complete at 25.16 minutes and was uploaded by the Isle of Islay. www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbPO7PXEkPE |
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