Just want to know the level of popularity that he has in the US.
Even with an accidental glimpse in the proverbial attic earlier this week, it turns out that BritBox UK still managed to hide the presents surprisingly well. And what an embarrassment of riches we have to enjoy today. Let's begin with the things we either knew or had a good idea were on their way.
The 2 original run series of Auf Wiedersehen, Pet were promised way back on the highlights press release for the month. And so, 26 episodes of the hit dramedy series following affable Geordies abroad are now available for streaming.
>Timothy Spall, Kevin Whately and Tim Healy star in this hit 80s comedy-drama about three Geordie bricklayers who head to Germany. Unemployed and hoping for a better life, will the trio find fame and fortune in Dusseldorf?
Next, we have The Dream Machine (1964), the second and last fully promoted addition for the month. As you may have guessed from the date, this is another relatively rare pull from the archive as this 36-minute television programme takes an inside look at how television was made at the time. A must for any budding television historians.
>Go behind the scenes in the early days of TV production to catch a fascinating glimpse of leading entertainment producer Francis Essex at work. Watch as he attempts to assemble his variety show Six Wonderful Girls.
Moving on to some things that weren't quite confirmed but BritBox UK did a bit of a goof, we have several uploads that effectively constitute the "complete" Dad's Army. This includes the main boxset with 76 surviving episodes (including a reconstructed episode in series 2) across 10 series alongside 1971, 1975 and 1976 Christmas specials uploaded separately:
- Dad's Army
>Don’t panic! It’s only the full boxset of the sitcom critics' dubbed ‘comedy’s finest half-hour’. Join Captain Mainwaring and his motley band of soldiers who have sworn to protect Queen and country as part of the Home Guard.
- Dad's Army Christmas Special 1971: Battle of the Giants
>Christmas Special 1971. Captain Mainwaring does his best to dodge a big church parade when the Home Guard are ordered to wear their medals from previous conflicts.
- Dad's Army Christmas Special 1975: My Brother and I
>Christmas Special 1975. Captain Mainwaring has an unexpected and most unwelcome guest in the form of his brother, much to Frazer's delight.
- Dad's Army Christmas Special 1976: The Love of Three Oranges
>Christmas Special 1976. The platoon decide to help the
... keep reading on reddit ➡Proof: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Bean
Go check. The rest were just sketches outside the show.
An average episode was 350 mins
So, I want to know the name of the Music. The Documentary is called "The search for Tutankhamun", here you can find it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFUiE2MWR_8
The same music is also used in the mr bean episode with the royal guard, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0holdxU4Dw&feature=youtu.be
Quite some time ago we lost an episode of our Podcast which was on a USB stick. Obviously we've been rather distraught ever since BUT someone got in touch to say they found it on a train somewhere in France! (weird, right?) Have linked the lost episode below if anyone fancies listening to it, but honestly we're just astounded that it was found at all! Jumping for joy!
