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Wonderful to hear the traditional farewells of both countries reversed right at the end - the American ATC says "cheerio" and the BA pilot says "have a nice day"!

Always love the bit at the start when he can't get out of the car!

One of the coolest Thunderbird's openings ever. Certainly didn't do things by half in ensuring the poor sod at the desk was dead though!

"I mean it's a bit parky in there at the best of times".

Filmed at The Regency cafe near Victoria. Believe me, the full English in there is so good, you want to eat it as quickly as Freddy!

For some reason, the Optimus Prime one is made by that little horn at the end!

Born in Croydon and have watched the town's decline brought on by cretins like this woman. Interesting that along with black people, Poles are used yet again as a byword for negative immigration in her rant. My grandfather was Polish, serving with his navy during WW2 after his home town was destr...

Matthew ripping the mat off the wall and spinning in screeching circles = me aged 3, laughing till I couldn't speak!

"Take the cheese in for questioning"

As a kid, I remember loving the way Sooty muffles his laughter on the curtain when Matthew gets soaked!

An amazing ending. You're waiting for there to be a laugh to break the drama but it never happens. The "damn the bloody bank" line in particular shows the strength of Mainwaring's feelings, swearing when he's usually so focused on being polite and respectable. Another of those great moments that ...

@IranContraScumDid911 Yeah, more than likely fibreglass insulation from the building but could also be acoustic insulation material from the inner skin of the planes.

Can't really judge the scale of this wreckage but it looks to me like an airline seat component. With the hinge joint, it looks like the piece of frame between the legs and the backrest that allows the seat to recline.

I love the fact that the actor playing British minister Guy Haines (the guy at 49 seconds who says "I'm working on that") also plays the idiotic father in Channel 4's 'Friday Night Dinner'.