Give Us A Clue Series 2 - feat David Jason, Prunella Gee. 

You obviously have good taste. 👍

Me too,loved her since the early 1970s when I was a kid,she was absolutely delicious.

As a young lad I never thought she was attractive, quite the opposite. Now as I watch these videos I think she is a stunner. Refined and feminine.

Yeah grange hill had it first 😂

I remember that😂

Yes, it comes from a professional music library, and was not commissioned by either programme. That was always the cheapest way to get incidental music and theme music. It´s quite possible that the two teams did not realise they had picked the same track until they were into production and it was too late.

Just wait....this video will now get reported and he'll end up having to insert his tongue as far up the PC brigades hole to vainly attempt to preserve his legacy...

They were very popular back then.

@@elframo Amazing isn't it? we had our own references, our own tribal behaviour, our own jokes, our own names for foreigners, ingroup preference, allsorts, just the same as any other culture

Classic!

@@elframo there was nothing racist said, you’re not very clever.

David Jason with his Golliwog jumper lol.

Michael Aspel would host Blockbusters for the BBC in 1997.

That was called a "Val Doonican" ten years previously.

Blockbusters and beat the teacher were awesome kids tv

I think they dispensed with the general public team members in late series 😅

@@elframo nah I'll rephrase it instead. Living legend 😀

99% of gargoyles would agree. 😁👍

Older TV is excellent

RU-vid is a gift. I've ditched most new TV shows and gone back to its heyday to recharge my funny bone. 😃👍

It's called "Chicken Man · Alan Hawkshaw"

why

in what sense

Lovely woman.

2 seasons 79 the rest 80s and to 92

So much so that she actually played a doll - Aunt Sally in Worzel Gummidge! Early seasons featured a member of the public on each team - my father failed to realise this - so, on one edition (not this one), Lionel Blair, having introduced the celebrities, then announced the member of the public - can’t remember the name or where he was from - but dad said, “Never heard of him!”. Quite surprised that even the members of the public were in the credits - imagine having your name under various personalities from the world of entertainment! Those two non-celebrities were a couple! I think they stopped using ordinary people when a bloke, misreading the card, tried to mime his own name - the card had the person’s name on one side and the film, book, play or television show they had to mime on the other side - and the bloke ended up trying to mime his own name - not sure what it was - but it was probably something that you couldn’t mime - from that day forward, they stopped using ordinary people an£ it was all celebrities after that!

@@arthurvasey Interesting.

@@arthurvasey Surely they would never have broadcast that?

it is the same tune - The Chicken Man written by Mr countdown, Alan Hawkshaw

Bangin’ tune, deserved more recognition.

Yes, it is and it`s arranged here by Alan Braden.

Careful with that spliff, Eugene, it causes condensation.

The rumour is one of the members of the public mimed their own name after reading the wrong side of the card

@@steveh31 that's funny. Would be great if it were true.

​@@cricketexplained8526 On one infamous edition of the programme, the male member of the public was handed the title he had to mime on a card by host Michael Aspel, but rather than read the mime, he read the wrong side of the card on which his name was printed. He thus mimed his name to his teammates. Lionel Blair later wrote this incident led to the dropping of the public participants.

@@steveh31 That edition of Give Us A Clue is on RU-vid & also featured an appearance by future Give Us A Clue team captain Liza Goddard.

@@AllenJeremy Yes I have seen it a few weeks ago

She most definitely needed a good cosmetic dentist

Teeth like a Donegal graveyard.

Not back then, she didn't. First full frontal nude on British TV.

Gee

1979

No

Yes they shared the same tune

They shared the same music

As I remember it, this was at a time when the three TV channels finally extended their broadcast times. Instead of having 'intermission' or the 'test card' in the afternoons, we got shows like this instead. At the time we felt we were getting more value for our £34 TV Licence.

Yeah, why can't we just all go back to being good old-fashioned racists again? It never hurt anyone!

@@mrpositronia the majority of us never were racists but it hasn't stopped the BLM mob accusing us whities of it anyway and driving a wedge between us all ! 😏👍🇬🇧

@@mrpositronia Cry harder.

Her turn in that costume in "Kinvig" was responsible for large numbers of young lads tuning in to watch it.

No he wasn't. You annoy me, though.