It has a trailer.

The last fifteen seconds of that are... ...unique.

Filming locations:

- Southall, Middlesex, England, UK (dog track and street scenes).

- Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, London, England, UK (interior scenes).

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

The last fifteen seconds of that are... ...unique.

Make a great ringtone.

London Live - Freeview Channel 8 seem to be showing some odd 1970s version of Brief Encounter starring Richard Burton and Sophia Loren.

Quote :

The two leads were cast with "wild disregard for suitability" according to Brian McFarlane, who has described the film as "a total disaster."

According to David Shipman, reviewing Burton's career in The Great Movie Stars, this remake was "widely viewed as a ludicrous undertaking."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brief_Encounter_(1974_film)

Looking about at the meagre fayre available on other regional Channel 8s I now realise how truly blessed we Londoners are in comparison.

This is what's on Channel 8 in Sheffieldshire tonight.

Quote :

Time Show Description
06:00 Sheffield Live! Now News, events photo features, plus Sheffield Live! community radio
19:00 Covering Covid-19 Local perspectives and reports on the coronavirus crisis from the UK’s Local TV Network and internationally. A Channel 7 co-production.
20:00 African Voices Baillor Jalloh, Nkululeko Sibanda and guests, African perspectives on topical issues
21:00 mcnige presents Da Beat Down Everyone’s talking about it, its what Friday night’s are made for, join mcnige as he and his friends bring in the weekend
23:00 Laura Flanders Reports and interviews with forward thinkers building tomorrow’s world today
00:00 Sheffield Live! Now News, events photo features, plus Sheffield Live! community radio

https://web.sheffieldlive.org/show/tv-schedule/

mcnige.

I'm trying to work out if he's a Scotsman who only plays Scottish rap or if he's meant to be MC Nige and they've written it down wrong.

I'm hoping it's the latter. Nothing screams "the Hood" to me more than MC Nigel.

It would appear to MC Nige.



https://web.sheffieldlive.org/shows/urbanbeatz/

https://twitter.com/mcnige1

One look at him tells me he's the spokesman for British youth.

There's no Channel 8 among my channels. There's just a big gap between 6 and 14.

But Channel Dave is there. I didn't know I could get that.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2020/apr/09/london-live-sparks-inquiry-david-icke-coronavirus-conspiracy-theories

I actually think I saw some of this the other night when I was channel-hopping.

Crikey! London Live - Freeview channel 8 are showing Basil Dearden's controversial (at the time) drama Victim (1961).

Nightjar wrote:

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2020/apr/09/london-live-sparks-inquiry-david-icke-coronavirus-conspiracy-theories

I actually think I saw some of this the other night when I was channel-hopping.

Was it anything new? It's just the same stuff updated for each news cycle, for decades. An alliance of international Jewry and the royals acting in unholy lockstep. Much like the coven of feminists, gays, and Muslims that the far right imagine act in concert, having presumably got together regularly to agree updated aims, a night at the palace has never sounded more appealing.

Perhaps if all five elements joined up we could enjoy an evening of critical conversation, with fun music and fabulous food, in beautiful surroundings.

The wonderful Whistle Down the Wind is on on London Live - Freeview channel 8!

"D'you want to see Jesus, or don't you?"

"Yes"

"Well shut up then!"

It is also set in Yorkshire.

Lancashire.

My mistake.

: :sniffle:

Quite unbelievably, London Live - regional Freeview channel 8, are showing one of Nightjar's absolute favourite-ever, best ever films ever.