Tyne Tees Junction with Adverts - Sunday 5th March 1995

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Uploaded by on May 29, 2008

Ads:
Pasta'n'Sauce
Kotex
Burger King
Dickens
Walkers Crisps

Trailer - Chiller
TTTV Chrome Logo
Bill Steel presents The South Bank Show - Edward Albee.

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  • Stephen Fry voicing for Walkers Crisps I think (although I thought Hugh Laurie at first - this was when their last series together was going out).

  • I only now realise how quickly and wholeheartedly the alternative comedy crew took the advertiser's shilling and how canny advertisers were in enlisting these bright young things to sell everything from Mortgages to Chocolate Oranges. I know this clip is a later example but looking back through my uploaded adverts it really is a noteworthy trend.

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  • F&L were unlike their contemporaries though. For a start, they weren't mockneys (which almost everyone else ever called "alternative comedy" c. 1982-87 was). They were really Michael Powell reincarnated: half nostalgic quasi-Tories, half fervent radicals. The fascination came from their working it out.

    For what people who never really watched ABOF&L wrongly thought they were, see Kit and the Widow. Now they *were* shite.

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  • I thought it was Hugh Laurie voicing for the Walkers promotional one. Seems it is.

  • eating some nw lol

  • pasta n sauce rocks lol

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