This video features the fourth episode from Season 2 of Noel’s House Party from 14th November 1992 live from Crinkly Bottom with ‘Wait till I Get You Home’, ‘The Gunge Tank’, ‘Open The Cupboard’ with Gayle Blakeney and Gillian Blakeney, ‘NTV’ and ‘Grab A Grand’ with Sally Gunnell plus a Gotcha for Valerie Singleton. Special guests include Ned Sherrin, Tony Blackburn, Lionel Blair, Jim Bowen, Pat Coombs, Murray Walker, June Whitfield and Nick Ross. © Archive material remains the copyright of the original broadcaster. This video feature may only be shared or embedded using the youTUBE link. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lCN0YyJUho

This video features an episode from Season 3 of Noel’s House Party from 4th December 1993. This week, Rosemarie Ford receives a Gotcha for singing with a 40-piece women's choir, 20 sheep and an army on a hillside in Wiltshire. Guests include Little and Large, Johnny Herbert, Bo Derek, Tony Blackburn, Graham Cole, Windsor Davies, Ian McShane, Nigel Mansell, Mike Osman, Right Said Fred, Andrew Paul, Howard Stableford, Nicola Stapleton, Frank Thornton and Burt Weedon. © Archive material remains the copyright of the original broadcaster. This video feature may only be shared or embedded using the youTUBE link. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBlUkIeoiHk

The programme was the first in-depth documentary chronicling the long-running BBC tv series Doctor Who. It was first broadcast the day after the airing of the sixth part of The Talons of Weng-Chiang, which closed off the fourteenth season of the show. The programme features numerous clips from episodes of Doctor Who, along with interviews of cast and fans, including families, children, students, teachers, psychologists and educationalists. Tom Baker and outgoing producer Philip Hinchcliffe both contributed interviews. Behind-the-scenes footage showed the recording of The Talons of Weng-Chiang, as well as rehearsals and pre-production planning. It included many clips from past Doctor Who stories dating back to the first serial, an Unearthly Child, which aired in 1963. These include footage from Galaxy Four and The Invasion, which no longer exist in their entirety. Clips included from these episodes were shown from 16mm film copies, the original videotapes having been wiped. © Archive material remains the copyright of the original broadcaster. © ‘Highgrove Media’ idents and name are the copyright of Highgrove Entertainments Limited. This video feature may only be shared or embedded using the odysee link.

Runaround was a children's game show produced by Southern Television for the ITV network between 2 September 1975 and 7 September 1981. Hosted by Mike Reid. © Archive material remains the copyright of the original broadcaster. © ‘Highgrove Media’ idents and name are the copyright of Highgrove Entertainments Limited. This video feature may only be shared or embedded using the odysee link.