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this theme has always been in my top ten favourites. you did it proud.

i like this guitar version a lot. very soothing. well done.

@Jakareh75 now that is funny. unfortunately this kid is milking his fifteen minutes of fame for all it is worth and probably making lots of money along the way. mozart would turn in his grave.

the dog knows his place in the world by instinct. humans presume to know their place. the dog is reacting as his instinct tells him too. humans are the smartest, and dumbest, creatures on the planet at the same time, now THAT is a neat trick. fetch, go fetch.

rory was kind of hot in his pseudo tux.

hated the bloody tune. never watched the show growing up.so why do i still listen to it!!

i used to see jon blake on tv before his last movie, a very handsome and great actor, i remember the car accident and i also remember the magazine articles etc over the years and then his death. one thing always resonated with me from the moment of his accident, and that is you never know the car...

@lalala020 why not release here in australia where i have always been and watched it from first to last episode on channel ten, it was channel 0 then. never mind bloody holland, give to the aussies who grew up watching it. dan.

why do you bother to nitpick your way through these films. i saw them first time round at the pictures way back and had a lot of fun seeing them. i did not spend my time looking for obscure errors that are present in every film. get over it.

religion is the worst thing that humans ever invented. it has been the greatest cause of pain and suffering that the human race has ever inflicted upon itself. god did not give us belief, we did, stupidly. i look forward to a human world without religion.

how i miss hey hey. it survived the onslaught of time and the demise of variety tv. i spent many years enjoying the crazy and stupid stuff on this show and how i miss it. how crap is entertainment these days?

i have been trying to figure this guy out ever since the release of bohemian rhapsody and he is still a puzzle to me. like all late 20th century performers who really stand out he is dead. he looked like a gay bank teller. lose the moustache.

i still remember the day he died, and i was not even a huge fan. he always said some nut would kill him. he was right.

the whole video was a set up but what a show. what a good looking bloke he was, and little did courtney cox know she would go on to fame in a tv show.

i have always liked janis ian as an artist. her sexuality is very clear in her lyrics. the pain of dealing with it is. this song deals with the sad feelings and the pain of growing up different. the song 'constant craving' speaks volumes for gays female and male. it really it a constant craving.

i was raised a catholic and i think religion is a load of claptrap rubbish. the notion of a god, of any race or creed is a throwback to us being Neanderthals. let's be real here, religion has been the main cause of pain and aggression and evil since it was conceived in the human brain and continu...

@Kiriff believe me promiscuous gays abound. i know from personal experience. so do a lot of so called straight married men who rush to call their wives and kids straight after having sex with another man. had that happen to me many times.

pity they didn't shove the two characters heads down and a toilet bowl and drown them both. the young males of today are being made out to idiots, maybe they are. how is this a funny scene? did they not learn to use a toilet when they were tiny. i know i did. stupid shallow rubbish. comedy film m...

it is easy to forget that people like doris day and her family are just like you and me. i guess the only thing that differs is that people we have never met will not mourn us. who wants to be a movie star?

@puffin51 what the hell is a cymric haka! dan.

now that's entertainment. bravo pussycat!

small things amuse small minds.

david cassidy was a big hit during his early years, he came to my town of brisbane in australia and it was a big deal. he sang some fantastic songs away from the partridge family image and these are the tunes i am most fond of. i was very disappointed when he visited brisbane a couple of years ag...

legends like garland don't exist these days, and starting out with the name of francis gum had to work hard to be a legend and she did it, she worked at it her entire life and although i suspect her children were probably raised without their mum a lot of the time she loved them madly. she was a ...

@Mr123Pauli i know i was just kidding you. when this soap aired way back when in australia it was not on a sunday night so i know what you all mean when you say the next day is school day. i had the same feeling on a sunday night with programs here in australia when i was growing up. i lost track...

dogs have learned over a long time to let humans into their pack probably for survival. your dog is one lucky dog. i think your love of your dog is outstanding and he shows us all that being blind or whatever else than can afflict us should not stop us from enjoying life. thank you.

i have seen a lot of these vids on Australia's funniest home videos and i have a great time watching them. your son was having as much fun as the dog. very entertaining for humans and dogs. good show! i especially like the way the dog has trained himself to bolt towards the wall the moment he hea...

bravo doggy! god i wish my life was as simple as his.

@inufan330 no afraid not, it will never be. it is a new version and a fantastic one but it will never be better. garland created it and it will always be her song.

you do all go on about things. all of these modern day musicals are nothing more than remakes of classics. judy garland immortalized dorothy and no matter how clever the remakes she will always be dorothy, don't bother analyzing everything in these new presentations, just enjoy them. celebrate th...

my dad played his records on a gramophone when i was very young and here i am learning all these skills on how to use a turntable in my late forties, all the tutorials i watch here teach me tricks i would never have known about and remind me that young people like vinyl too. thank you.

this bloke just showed me a trick i have been trying to figure out on my own without much success. as usual i am amazed at all the negative comments i see here, and in lots of places on the internet, some of you people out there have high opinions of yourselves. he just helped me understand the ...

listen to him in "round the horne" made in the sixties and you will be amazed at how well he could create characters. i don't care a toss if he was gay or straight or whatever all i know is that he had a talent for making people laugh and that is a great skill to have. he coped with life, like it...