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2 giorni fa · The second special, "Wild Blue Yonder", ended with a dedication to Bernard Cribbins, who died in July 2022 and made his final television appearance as Wilfred Mott. [167] On 2 February 2024, amidst Doctor Who 's unavailability on Disney+ and the inaccessibility of BBC iPlayer in Ireland, the 2023 specials and " The Church on Ruby Road " marked ...
4 giorni fa · Bernard Cribbins’ iconic song “Right Said Fred” holds a special place in the hearts of many music enthusiasts. Released in 1962, this catchy tune quickly became a chart-topping hit in the United Kingdom, captivating audiences with its humorous storytelling and infectious melody.
5 giorni fa · There, a dashing Isaac Newton (Bernard Cribbins) is on the brink of "discovering" gravity. On his walk to that fateful apple tree, he comes across Mrs. Merridew (Twist), a smiling, bonneted...
5 giorni fa · Bernard Cribbins (Frank Bentley): Veteran actor Bernard Cribbins brings a touch of warmth and humor to the series as Sunny’s father-in-law, Frank Bentley. Frank serves as a source of lightheartedness and unwavering support for Sunny, offering a welcome contrast to the darkness of the cases they pursue.
4 giorni fa · There were appearances by Spike Milligan, Bernard Cribbins, Barbara Windsor, Lulu and George Best. Billy Connolly sang and co-wrote the theme song, which compared Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Sylvester Stallone and various superheroes unfavourably with Ure’s character, while Cuthbertson interjected: “Is there nothing that she cannae do?”
5 giorni fa · Gradually, names from the Fawltian past began to stir and come back to life. Here was the pedantic and opinionated Mr Hutchinson (Steven Meo, where Bernard Cribbins once stood), demanding that Basil should order him a taxi, give him directions, and reserve the hotel television for a programme he wanted to watch.
16 ore fa · Have I Got News for You (HIGNFY) is a British television panel show produced by Hat Trick Productions for the BBC. Episodes were originally aired on BBC Two between 28 September 1990 to 2 June 2000, before being aired on BBC One since 20 October 2000. As of 17 May 2024, the programme has aired 597 episodes across 67 series, plus two exclusive ...
