Oh, don't expect me to remember actual detail from four years ago...

Victoria Plucknett, in a Women Police Constable's uniform, circa 1978. In the final season of Z Cars. She is wearing a hat.

It starred Victoria Plucknett, five years before she ended up as a regular in the final season of Z Cars.

I'm assuming it wasn't kept on the shelf for seven months anyway, as BBC Wales would have needed the tape for something else.

I'll have to add that to the growing PasB microfilm trawl list for when I get back to the Written Archives.

Just spent an inordinately long time today digging into the 1973 BBC Wales regional kids entertainment programme [in Welsh] that the 2 Daleks were recorded for and ended up lost on their return to London [sic Blue Peter].

A trawl through BBC Genome indicates when the possible broadcast date was.

I'm fairly sure the filming with Hartnell had begun before Gerry did his rewrite.

Which doesn't prove or disprove either.

Timothy Chamoisleather?

That explains the young boy in Agamemnon's tent.

Is Morgan McSquitty still secretly advising him off camera?

"WHERE'S ME WOODBINES?"

I'd be more inclined to think that John Wiles would have though...

I think the 9.4 mil for an episode of Toymaker is fairly significant as well. Maybe they should have brought him back every third story.

The Tenth Planet does raise the regular figures back to over 7 million though. for the first time since Toymaker. Cyberman and Dalek stories back to back helped.

Pity his anecdote doesn't quite match up with the facts though.

The lowest rating the back end of Hartnell got was 4.2mil for the third episode of The Smugglers.

I'm sure he's recalling the rotten AI figures for The Gunfighters there.

"Eeeee, I'd go to the foot of ower whippet! Gradely! Keir Hardie's cap."

Etcetera.

And you can't argue with that. Even if you want to.

Not without a couple of silver candlesticks, a long table and a big curtain.

They managed to find 42 other things to do in Cardiff?

How??

Why have they resurrected that old ghoul Moggie?

Nice.

Very eclectic selections of programmes there.

Alan Osmond, oldest member of The Osmonds, dies at 76 Alan Osmond, the oldest performing member of the musical group The Osmonds, has died at the age of 76.

RIP Alan Osmond.

Just 15 months after his younger brother Wayne.

www.deseret.com/utah/2026/04...

That's just Freddie Mercury.

You’ve watched the “new” Daleks’ Master Plan eps… now listen! Here’s the first of three new videos about Tristram Cary’s music for the story.

youtu.be/zDF450vtu_0?...

Start at Wesley and work downwards.

That's because it is Bernard Manning.

Is he going to read the opening of Genesis and imply that he was God all along?

"And I thought it was bigly good, the best creation ever! And on the seventh day I rested and played golf."

Bill Haley and the Combovers.

If you see this, post something orange from your gallery.

Only one of them knowingly shagged Saint Esther Ratbag.

Sunday 3 November 1963.

The Beatles were playingthe Odeon Cinema in Leeds that day.

The Royal Variety Show was the next day.

I wonder if they were reading the two-page coverage of a report on modern teenagers sexual habits.

Or - more likely - this.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MUTTERER

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT BUTTER