Tour of Duty

[pacharan]

Anyone r IN CASE you don't rememberof series 1.

Didn't get to bed until 4 O' clock!

[amcdonald]

Just beware of the DVD versions, they've changed the soundtrack to save a few quid

[wurzel]

Just beware of the DVD versions, they've changed the soundtrack to save a few quid

Wot, no Hendrix?

[amcdonald]

Wot, no Hendrix?

No Hendrix, no Paint it black (so no Stones either)

[original PM]

loosing the soundtrack to that series is criminal.

used to watch it back in my student days - was on about 1 am ish so a good way to end an evening of imbibing whatever was available.

[wurzel]

loosing the soundtrack to that series is criminal.

used to watch it back in my student days - was on about 1 am ish so a good way to end an evening of imbibing whatever was available.

Same here. I seem to recall that on Saturday nights there would be a load of programmes like this & Bathmen etc strung together by some very quirky items, one of which was called "in the barber's chair" where someone like lemmy or ollie reed would get their haircut & provide some entertaining banter. There was also slot where people were interviewed on a floating set in a river or something.

[amcdonald]

loosing the soundtrack to that series is criminal.

used to watch it back in my student days - was on about 1 am ish so a good way to end an evening of imbibing whatever was available.

It's almost worth buying it on VHS and digitise it. Quality would be poor be better than nothing

I'd wait for a special edition that's got the proper soundtrack, or perhaps theres a decent torrent of the TV series out there ?

[Incognito]

Anyone r IN CASE you don't rememberof series 1.

Didn't get to bed until 4 O' clock!

My, how interesting. Thanks for that.

[Clippy]

Same here. I seem to recall that on Saturday nights there would be a load of programmes like this & Bathmen etc strung together by some very quirky items, one of which was called "in the barber's chair" where someone like lemmy or ollie reed would get their haircut & provide some entertaining banter. There was also slot where people were interviewed on a floating set in a river or something.

What was the name of the student fronted cook show which used to show you how to make stuff like kit-kat on toast and other 'culinary' oddities?

[doodab]

What was the name of the student fronted cook show which used to show you how to make stuff like kit-kat on toast and other 'culinary' oddities?

I remember that. It was awful. I think it was called "Get Stuffed"

Tour of duty was excellent though.