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@HOLDTHAPHONE Why? Never said I agreed with the cops, I just think that the whole incident was pointless from both sides, and filming random people, cops or not, is weird. And my views are liberal, and I'm not a cop if you're impying that, I'm a camerman ironically!

Nice to see Doc Ock back, but I preffered the voice actor from the first episode. Strange he changed, as these 60s hero toons were usually quite consistent with voices, even the non-regular ones.

Forget Sue Southall, she hates her feet. A male presenter tried to get her to go bare a few weeks ago, and she reached to take her heel off, but realised she couldn't show her feet on telly... Bloody tease!

Haley Flaherty did this best - picture perfect and beautifully sung, there'll never be a better Sandy...

There was also another short one on the old Intervision tapes showing night-vision reactionsof the audience watching it, nothing else!

Too cute for words! Would love a bedtime story off her... Shame she had to model slippers though!

This was last used December 1985. All January 1986 releases had the shield, although the December 85 releases did carry the newer logo on the covers.

Actually, there a quite a few matching cast members between this 1991 London Cast and the DVD... Nicolos Colicos (Reuben), Michael Small (Zebulan) and Patrick Clancy (Issachar) are all the same which is a tribute to their West End roles (Clancy also doubled as the Baker on stage, something I'd li...

There are some silly asses commenting here - that car does not belong to the cops, it belongs to YOU the taxpayer, so you find it amusing that someone damages your property and that you have to foot the bill for repairs? Crazy!

Marley is voiced by Bruce Montague (Butterflies/Fairground) for the record - he also plays Christmas Present, the thin charity man and the narrator in this version.

This isn't an elevator - it's a room with a rising ceiling, the floor goes nowhere. The California one is an elevator as it goes down much further.

Don't tar everyone with the same brush. I have a respectful Irish Traveller community near me and those that do wrong from there pay the price like everyone else. However, these guys are just filth and are the type that give such people a bad name. Yes, shout away lads by all means. Yes, these g...

Police officer just concerned about potential disorder, which thankfully the gentleman didn't cause or intedned too. Just remember who you all call when you're in trouble and what these people have to put up with regularly - it's not always petty things like this. Everyone has a slf-righteous att...

This was an amzing episode as she was barefoot throughout, even when she didn't need to be. She just kept them off! There was also a nice sit down segment where the bare foot of her crossed leg was visible on the bottom corner of the screen when on close ups of the guest.

@VengaboysRbackINtown This ident went out in 1996! What a run, 24 years!

Nice idea using that song - don't think Never Say Never theme would work well against a traditional Bond opening.

The gun barrel is very impressive too, and the editing works well after it. Would be happy to watch the film like this.

One nitpick though - it's GAVAN O'HERLIHY not Gavin... lol......

These pics were an improvement over the early sets - they were very unflattering and everyone was facng away from the camera!

Would like to see the opening credits play over the second verse - would be just as effective!

Why the hell did they have Victor kill himself? OK, it was sad the mom died, and then Frankie killed himself after realising Emily loved him, but that should have been a beautifully poignant ending... Instead, Victor, unable to come to terms with what he's caused kills HIMSELF? He should have bee...

In the UK we got this one for theatrical and the other 'slept too long' ending on video and TV. It was cashed in on the video market as having a 'never before seen ending'.

A later retail VHS had both - starting with the sleeping too long and then showing this one after the end credits from abou...

I think also this was the only set to use actual scene shots from episodes rather than specially made ones.

I think you're the first person to upload this Morag version - haven't seen it since the broadcast days! Although in the UK we were behind and had this version until mid-1990!

Nice original ones - spelling logo gone from new DVD releases making end theme end abruptly...

@shoeplaymakesmehard Oh she does - have you not seen her Facebook comment on it? She has an open wall, and has posted a link to an older clip and laughed about it!

Ha - was wondering if she'd ever lose a shoe - it's forever hanging on to her big toe for dear life! lol Shame it was off camera, though it may have been that sudden crossing of the leg that did it... Best thing is though, she knows about people like us, and it hasn't stopped her!

Thought David Easter was better than Robert Torti personally. This guy's good - a shame though he didn't double up as Levi, which all other Pharoah's did. Makes for a lot more fun to see the cast in dual roles.

@LennonLives4Ever They should have been kinder to you and let you play Potiphar as well - that is always played as a double role.

Pharoah awful? Are you kidding, David Easter was one of the best! He may not sound exactly like Elvis, but accent wise and style wise he was spot on. Much better than that guy from the Donny Osmond vid - he sang far too bland & straight! I can't believe they picked him from the US version over Da...

Shoes off on the bed you two!

Love how it's compulsory for all QVC models to be BF!

This is different to my copy - mine has the film in full screen, with the credits playing over the bottom half of the picture...

I didn't think anything of it at first, but after hearing the original dialogue, I realised how awful some of the dubbed voices were...

Max and Toecutter didn't sound bad at all, but some of them were dire (The Night Rider, The Mechanic and Goose for example). They also ruined the MFP radio oper...

@corrupt200 Only just - was probably produced in late 79/early 80. To me, the sterotypical 80s culture didn't kick in till about 83/84. Films were still quite 70s looking till around 1982.

I love how the intro narrator over-explains everything - so well spoofed in Spongebob!

michael anthony looks like a WWF star! lol

Hate it when they 'update' logos. This was from the CFF era - CFTF logos were originally only on 4 titles - HAUNTERS OF THE DEEP, BREAKOUT, TERRY ON THE FENCE and POP PIRATES.

Interesting that the CFTF logo has the bells just before the intro music started... The logo was silent on all the cinema prints when it changed logos from CFF to CFTF, Haunters of the Deep, Terry on the Fence and Breakout were all the same.

No, the Tower of Terror used it - you were meant to be starring in your own episode of the Twilight Zonem that was the point.

This mono version was used in the movie, and was great because John's bigger emphasis on the word HELP! in the 2nd chorus was used to make the title appear. Sadly, they replaced it with the stereo version when they remixed the film ruining the effect. This was the only version I'd heard till the...

This mono version was used in the movie, and was great because John's bigger emphasis on the word HELP! in the 2nd chorus was used to make the title appear. Sadly, they replaced it with the stereo version when they remixed the film ruining the effect.