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What a brilliant, unique and quite new interpretation of the character of Anne! Quiet, sensitive, nervous, a little shy and rather sweet. I've never seen her played quite like this before, yet it seems rather appropriate and apt. Perhaps that's exactly what Austen had in mind!

Nice to see that t...

This is one of those unique pieces of music that:

1)bowls you over the very first time you hear it

2)continues to move and affect and delight you for years after

3)(for me)Absolutely should only be sung by its original performers

(Crosby,Stills,Nash in this case), anybody else just wouldn't sou...

After watching all the marvellous David Suchet "Poirot's' and the brilliant Joan Hickson "Miss Marple's", and delighting in the classy, elegant actors, beautiful English accents and glorious backgrounds, I am reluctant to go back to watching some of the trash and trashy characters you see on so...

I've watched all these episodes (& Poirot) on YouTube! What a marvellous serious, so very authentically English, it takes me back to my childhood in the 60's, very nostalgic.

All the characters are so classy (even the servants!), marvellous elegant actors, beautiful English accents, lovely backgr...

I was 14 when this programme ran, and I adored and was fascinated by it. The idea of time travel was a totally new concept to me then!

@ThePBtommy Brilliant! lol

That horse is so cute, I love the way he wiggles his ears. Sadly, he is probably no longer with us, life is so fleeting.

Whenever I hear Fats playing the piano, something within me resonates to his music, a feeling of great happiness and delight with a little ripple of a laugh. I love the way he doesn't just play the piano, but also plays, playfully on the piano.

Thanks for uploading my favourite version of this song! I first heard it on that Radio 2 programme that ran on Monday nights. If the performers were still with us (which they are probably not) I would like to pat them on the back. Since that is not possible, I would like to thank you very much ...

The cats are so sweet, they look so playful, it's a shame that they have to hunt and eat other animals to survive. Wouldn't it be lovely to play with a Tiger, without being afraid that it might eat you? Pumpkins seem such an American things (I'm English) and whenever anybody says "pumpkin" to m...

Oh, I actually started watching 268 to 487, then I went back to 1 and from there arrived here. I think I'll just have a look at Gabriel's last episode 353! Thanks for uploading, it's been fascinating.

Yes JamesRadioReplay, I think you are right that Gabriel is a GoodBaddy

Shirley says "Thanks for the vote of confidence", but she should realise that trust has to be earned.

How on earth has Jim got the cheek to tell June what he's done and still expect her to talk to him!

Oh my God, poor June. Thank God for Headmasters who come to the rescue.

"Any last words of your own?".."Yes, I need a solicitor", ha ha (lol), I've never heard it suggested before that Jesus could have made the same request!

It was good the way Smithy overheard Gabriel telling his lies to the father. If my outrage at Gabriel was compared to the unpleasantness of an increasing hunger, then Smithy's discovery was like being thrown a morsel of food, with the hope of further sustenance to follow.

Gary's so funny. His reactions when he was looking for and then found the body made me laugh! I think I would feel the same!

Baby Andrew is adorable.

Debby McAllister has a lot of style. I like the clothes she wears. She reminds me somehow of the stylish Diana Rigg when she used to play Emma Peel in the Avengers (which I loved as a child)

The terrible experience that Jim is going through often also happens to people when they're dealing with LEGITIMATE financial institutions. Of course there's no physical violence, but the effect on one's mind and on one's life can be brutal.(notwithstanding that it appears to be partly Jim's ...

One of the most likeable aspect of the Honey character is her sympathetic attitude towards her colleagues when they're in trouble.

I love it when people quote Shakespeare, thanks Reg. But it was also very funny when Phil Hunter interrupted Reg with "Yeah thanks mate..". Reg Hollis is a charmer with his quotes, and Phil is also a charmer but in a different way, with his blokey, down to earth way of responding to Reg. (ha ha...

Oh my God, wow! It's Abi! What a brilliant way for her to turn up again, on that shop's camera!

With regard to 9.35: I just cannot understand how Jack Meadows can prefer salt and vinegar crisps, I can't stand them! Having said that, if you like crisp sandwiches, the best crisps to make them with are salt and vinegar ones.