Stacey Dorning..Still my beating heart!

I like the idea of them using a simple, full size "naked" puppet of the cybernaut here in some of the close views of it with Robert Gillespie. They then turned the puppet sideways manually from below in a very unhuman way before the start of the walking sequence, making the cybernaut appear unreal, and subtly implying to the viewer that this is artificial and not just a man dressed up (even though it subsequently is!). That's a clever detail I've never noticed before, which does make the cybernaut seem weirder than if it had just been someone in a costume throughout, and was therefore a wise choice. I must watch that episode again. :-)

Fascinating insight, thanks 👍

Hello! Just saw your website. It mentioned a Sale schoolmaster - was this by any chance the writer of Lawrence of Arabia, Robert Bolt? From a big Bolt fan.

Haha what a wonderful little story, glad you and your family escaped! You look like an awfully interesting man

From a Frenchman back home, thank you for this nice story !

Hi Robert, Good to see you again. I finished reading part one last week which I enjoyed.

made a few Rising Damp GIFS as there weren't any

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Did your Spotlight entry read "looks good in uniforms"?

Quite a few familiar faces there 👍

Fantastic.

Good to see an actor getting his fee on camera.

Not the best episode ( nor as good as the 2 previous installments of cybernauts ) BUT not too bad either. And Joanna Lumley? Yum!

Hi Neil, delighted to hear you're pleased! Shall be most interested to know what you think of the books.

Hi Robert. I just received copies of your Little Jump books. Can I say how pleased I was that your autograph was so readable. I have a bugbear about illegible autographs and, worse still, authors that just initial their "signed" copies. I'm looking forward to reading the books.

A copper again Robert?

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Awesome 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I was born in 1973 and so was very young when this was broadcast originally but I remember it. I was a bit hazy over what the ad was about but remembering the camera crew etc. Thanks for the upload; greatly appreciated

ITV have edited out the gestapo and Himmler part. Was watching on ITVX

To be treasured this advert.

I remember when this commercial was originally uploaded to KZfaq and when I watched it before until it got removed, taken down or deleted a few years ago but thank you for uploading this commercial back up again to KZfaq.

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Leonard Rossiter was absolutely brilliant

Tom Baker's wonderful voice making it an even better experience.

I loved Robert's role as the policeman in Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads. It was a marvelous piece of acting.

We cut him off last week..ba boon clash

Actress looks suspiciously like Georgina Melville, who played (amongst other characters) Diana Brompton in the original TV series of All Creatures Great and Small, and the mum in Metal Mickey. No longer with us, sadly. MGB looks straight and rust-free at this stage of its life. What year did you film this?

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Leonard Rossiter was a comedy genius.

This and steptoe , simply the best

Is it a leak ? 😂😂😂

Great to see that again! Trying to identify who voiced it. Cricket commentator?

Many happy memories of Patty. A great comedy actress and truly lovely in real life too. Very sadly missed. I'll always remember her smile and genuine warmth.

ITS THE GASMAN!!!!!

The late Robbie Coltrane playing Arthur Daly from Minder

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Brilliant

British Gas 2022....

2022: none of us can afford to put the heating on.

I've just watched a clip of rising damp where that guy playing the copper was a gasman who came to cut Rigsby gas off

This hasn't aged well 🥴

I seem to recall that Robert also appeared in another episode of Rising Damp.

Would love to know more about Harry Hart's method for filming this production.

CLASSIC.

Izabella Scorupco looks stunning now! I saw Sean Bean on stage playing Romeo in the RSC Stratford production of Romeo and Juliet in 1986. Years later I met him briefly and told him and he was amazed that I had seen it as it was so early in his career and he was just part of the RSC company putting on several productions. Very down to earth and pleasant and an excellent actor.

The timing of these two great actors is a joy to watch!

Roy Kinnear was just brilliant at the shifty sidle and head wobble, eyes darting furtively about. We lost him far too soon. I presume you may already have met him from when you were writing on TW3?

Robert, I omitted to add in my previous comment your performance in the radio comedy Give Or Take by Wally K Daly with David Roper as a football pools winner and you as the man employed to give him the winner’s cheque… complaining about “having to put me cycle clips on” to cycle to and from the presentation… and in instances where winners ticked ‘no publicity’ on the form, having “the back of me head photographed.” I remember laughing out loud.