Who remembers this happened on a Friday?

by Representative_Bear5

27 comments
  1. Being a child of the nineties, my memories are more of when Carlton turned to LWT.

  2. Just looking at that Thames image instantly brings back the memories of the crappy music that accompanied it.

    The main program I think of when I see it is World At War which, by the way, is an absolutely amazing TV documentary series.

  3. The Thames one I remember as a kid. I’m American and the only show we got that had that was good ole Benny Hill good times. It might have been on old doctor who not sure though.

  4. It’s right up there with memories of some banging music that was played before educational shows on either the BBC or Channel 4

  5. I think I’m too young, outside of the Thames logo on my Count Duckula video. Tell us more, Elder of the Internet!

  6. What this brings back for me is the Thames logo music with the added vocals going “Here they are now, Morcambe and Wise.”

  7. The THAMES logo made me think of Button Moon, was it on before it?? I miss Button Moon.

  8. Yeh I remember this … Christ, I’m old.

    I spent 10 minutes today in an A2 Spanish language class trying to explain to an 18 year old Frenchman what a pog and a go-go was.

    He told me his first toy was a fingerboard. I told him I spent my first year of teaching confiscating the fuckers.

  9. Young’uns, I dunno…

    It’s Friday, it’s 5 O’Clock – it’s…… Crackerjack!

    BBC, I know, but a childhood memory, and god knows I’ve not got enough of those left these days 🙂

  10. As a northern kid I really thought the Thames TV picture was a real one

  11. You know as sure as anything else it was Friday and 6:30 on the dot.

    And one more sleep to see Ghost Train when i woke up

  12. The Thames logo immediately makes me think of Danger Mouse.

  13. As a non-Londoner, I remember growing up with “London Weekend Television” just feeling like a TV company name, until I learned that those crazy people in London actually had a different weekend TV company.

  14. Oh yes hand over to LWT on a Friday straight into the 6 O’Clock show!

    LWT was the best, a whole weekend of just brilliant TV, right up to Sunday night with Londons Burning, the South Bank Show then a film.

    On YouTube there’s a video of all the LWT idents.

    Core memories unlocked.

  15. All I can think of is Kenny Everett tearing through the Thames logo in reverse

  16. Growing up in the Scottish Highlands, I was hugely disappointed on my first trip to London to learn that all these famous landmarks weren’t right next to each other.

  17. Recalling the not the nine o’clock news spoof of Game For A Laugh

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