Ring any bells . . .

[Pervert]

You may be right about Chance.

Dead Head and Kit Curran, both with Denis Lawson. The former was quite a strange drama.

Reilly, Ace Of Spies---a first view of Sam Neill for most people in this country. Lost Empires, from the book by JB Priestly, an early vehicle for Colin Firth and featuring the lurvely Beatie Edney.

[steve56]

anyone recall hope it rains with tom bell or rutland weekend television.

[Pervert]

All I can recall of the latter was The Rutles--All You Need Is Cash. As near perfect a parody of The Beatles' career as one could hope to get.

Eric Idle was my least favourite Python, however.

[steve56]

it was around 75 76,magoo or ace might remember it liked the goodies loved python,eg the dirty vicar sketch,spam,the visitors,etc.

[nosey]

I think Beatie Edney is June Whitfield's daughter, I may be wrong.

[nosey]

I fancied Anita Carey too!!!!!!!!!

[nosey]

She was also a schoolteacher in The Beiderbecke Trilogy with James Bolam, and the milkwoman in Open All Hours.

[Pervert]

Try Sylvia Sims (I bet Steve56 has).