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Children's ITV - CITV - Matthew Kelly - Razzmatazz Solid Gold Christmas - 1984

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TV's Matthew Kelly, sporting a natty Giraffe jumper, brings us exciting news for what's coming up in '85 for CITV - then a whole raft of ads, including Braun alarm clocks, a Love Songs LP, London Transport Cheap Day Returns, Kattomeat VIP, Fruit 'n' Nut Brek, Sinclair ZX Spectrum + (not as nice as the rubber original), Des O'Connor's new LP and a Braun Food Processor. Matt's back to introduce Razzmatazz with Alastair Pirrie and Wham!

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Комментарии : 27

@jonnyhaw 8 лет назад

Good to see the Des O'Connor album being advertised during Children's ITV - really hitting the right demographic there.

@djjaseuk 12 лет назад

ah the good old days when ITV had a decent Children's brand and programmes and the charts were full of real stars! Bring it back! :)

@RobinCarmody 12 лет назад

No, this is Monday 17th December 1984. Razzamatazz seems to have moved from Wednesday to Monday for this show only.

@LoLzZ85 10 лет назад

Matthew Kelly's pretence to present Citv live would make me chuckle

@rajnirvan3336 9 лет назад

Wow golden era of CITV. Still remember Mathew Kelly was original presenter and he made CITV what it is.

@antster1983 2 года назад

For the first few years the presenter would change monthly. Matthew Kelly was indeed the first presenter in January 1983, then again here in December 1984, then April 1986 and the whole Autumn Term of 1986 (running from September to December)

@rajnirvan3336 11 месяцев назад

@@antster1983I remember that what you said. And host of others eg Roland Rat, Bernie Winters, Jimmy Cricket, Grotbags, T Bag, Bob Carolgees, Bonnie Langford, Terrahawks, Derek Griffiths, Isla St Clair, Mike Reid and plenty others.

@brickbat246 12 лет назад

This must have been broadcast in the Thames region because it's advertising London transport

@jamierobinson9097 9 лет назад

I loved Razzmatazz! It never gets a mention in tv clip shows!

@sdaonline 9 лет назад

jamie robinson nor the roxy or any of the itv music shows. sadly forgotten

@StuartVallantine 6 лет назад

How can you not like their signature tune either? From Sunderland's finest musical export, The Toy Dolls!

@mpdalyful1 6 лет назад

Alistair pirrie died last year at the age of 62. He was a radio pioneer in stockton but he had been unwell since he had a stroke. He moved out of radio and into social things like social care. According to his widow Dominique noi he wanted to get into writing novels but that never happened.

@bigrarr 11 лет назад

Those were the days ;-)

@millingpebbles1980 11 лет назад

They were fairly regular advertisers on Thames at least, i have a fair bit of Thames continuity which i keep meaning to upload one day, LT ads seemed to be fairly common in the daytime.

@David315842 10 лет назад

6 months, I was only 6 months old when this aired. :D

@ColmORourke1981 12 лет назад

This file suggests the "Network Control" set - and perhaps titles - were introduced in January 1985.

@CalopogonNonpropagat 11 лет назад

Des O;Connor ads during CITV? Clearly the marketeers hadn't perfected their art yet by this point.

@djbobhoskins 5 лет назад

Alistair Pirrie looks really different to the previous series with blonde hair and tinted glasses!

@sdaonline 12 лет назад

Only a bit, could have fiddled with virtualdub's audio settings but it seemed ok - my DVD recorder is quite fussy with stuff on this tape, some of it - it just won't entertertain and stops recording!

@sdaonline 12 лет назад

I've not come across an LT ad before

@sdaonline 12 лет назад

As is The Roxy. The Tube is still well known, if only for the hosts