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FreddieUK · 70-79, M
I sometimes find an old series which I used to enjoy on line or on an 'oldies' TV station, but often they seem so old fashioned I wondered why I had been so nostalgic about them. But some series, like the '60s Batman are still as corny as ever (is that expression used in the US?) and still worth a groan to watch again occasionally. I'm sure the strings on the puppets in Thunderbirds and Stingray are more obvious today than they were to a 10 year old. 😂
There are a lot more series I have watched again and realised I had forgotten how slow things were in British TV drama until comparatively recently which actually is quite nice. I think the British stage tradition drove it as opposed to the US film/movie background of those westerns and adventure dramas.
There are a lot more series I have watched again and realised I had forgotten how slow things were in British TV drama until comparatively recently which actually is quite nice. I think the British stage tradition drove it as opposed to the US film/movie background of those westerns and adventure dramas.
bijouxbroussard · F
@FreddieUK Yes, ‘corny’ was often heard here, too, describing the series, although it was great fun (Holy Tintinabulation, Batman !)