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Here's what's in our Telly section...
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The main event, our huge A-Z OF TV SHOWS - starts with 'Allo 'Allo, ends with Zoom the Dolphin |
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A house! With a door! We travel through the not-so-arch window to pay our respects to PLAY SCHOOL... |
THE WEDNESDAY PLAY, the scheduling slot-named precursor to PLAY FOR TODAY and where 'Up The Junction' et al debuted |
PLAY FOR TODAY, BBC1's strand of single-dramas which, even now, remains a byword for ‘serious television’. Plus every single PFT indexed. |
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It's time to go... NATIONWIDE as we get 'the good word' on this '70s teatime regional roustabout. "I dunno what a folly is..." |
We chronicle the rise and fall of SATURDAY MORNINGS, from Zokko to Swap Shop to - gulp! - The Fun Factory, Get Fresh! and Dick and Dom... |
PROGRAMMES FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES, in which Wordy, Powka, David Hargreaves and co teach us what to with an apostrophe. |
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"Saturday is TISWAS, never a day to miss, cos..." - well, we get into why in this look at the ace weekend morning show. |
Well... this worked much better in rehearsal, but here's our history of TOMORROW'S WORLD, from Baxter to Stableford. |
CHRISTMAS LOGS! Hooray! Deck the halls with our look at every telly Yuletide from 1970 up to the present day. |
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Anyone remember the 2000s? Peep into our NOUGHTIES TIME CAPSULE, to discover what from that decade we'd save for posterity. |
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Here's what's in our Film section...
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Our feature presentation, a blockbusting A-Z OF FILMS - from The Abominable Dr Phibes to Zulu Dawn |
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THE CHILDREN'S FILM FOUNDATION - much loved in Screen Test's observation round, and Phillip Schofield's 'Friday Film' slot... |
CREAM CLASSICS is our compilation pack of essential TV Creamy films. Includes Alf's Button Afloat, obviously |
And... Action! Meet the masterful men behind the lenses of our most favourite films in TV Cream's DIRECTORS' DIRECTORY |
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Welcome to our cinematic HALL OF FAME! Here you will meet the likes of Susannah York! Terry-Thomas! And Marianne Stone!" |
More A to Z-sequenced fun as we detail the varying fortunes of our favourite... INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS |
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Here's what's in our Radio section...
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Who was "parachuted in as cornerstone of Bannisterisation process?" Discover that and more in our rundown of THE RADIO 1 JOCKS |
Collins and Maconie, present and correct. Let's looks at RADIO 1 SHOWS. Warning: Contains The Big Holy One |
"Today's Popmaster has no prizes whatsoever due to our current compliance guidelines" Say "hi" to the RADIO 2 HOSTS |
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Friday night may be music night, but every night is RADIO 2 SHOWS night (mornings and afternoons too), so stay tuned to TV Cream |
A special delve into Delve Special, The Archers, Broadcasting House and even Money Box as we look at RADIO 4 PROGRAMMES |
More Collins and Maconie, plus Room 101 and a Normski-propogated dance music ‘news’ roundup in our list of RADIO 5 SHOWS |
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Schhhhwwwff fff zzzz... "Steely Dan"... fszzzzzz... "Clive Doig and Jeremy Beadle"... ffzzzshww... "Here are all THE OTHERS". Click! |
Creamguide's Pick of the Day
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The People’s Songs
Wednesday, 22.00, BBC Radio 2This series certainly isn’t just aiming for the standard Radio 2 demographic as it’s been true to its word of covering the entire sphere of post-war British pop, and we mark the halfway point with another more recent tune in Cigarettes And Alcohol. The reason it’s here is because it became the unofficial anthem of the new lad, a movement that seemed quite exciting at the time. Remarkably Loaded is still going, even though we haven’t got a clue who reads it, but it’s probably still more relevant than the world’s worst magazine, the truly appalling GQ.
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