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On a 14″ black and white screen, the Press sisters’ performance in the 1960 Rome Olympics is my first recollection of the games. I remember being a bit baffled because I couldn’t tell the difference between the Press sisters and the men. It later became obvious that they had disappeared about the same time as [...]
I remember the cartoon M.A.S.K as one of my childhood favourites – I used to love everything about this cartoon,... Read More »
No, I’m not talking about the fruit and dairy products that posh people eat at Wimbledon. I’m... Read More »
I was first introduced to Kop Kops by my friend who bought a quarter of Kop Kops one morning. At first, I thought they... Read More »
Remember those school disco mid 90s days when we would spin around unrhytmically... Read More »
Before the time when everyone had a Tv in their room, on their phones, on their computers, maybe even attached... Read More »
The 90′s was an amazing era. You could even make your own ice cubes! Imagine that. Rather than using a freezer... Read More »
I remember watching this thing when I was a child. I am not altogether sure that I enjoyed it, but TV... Read More »
Cheers, the US hit television series, began in the early 1980s and ran right through for more than a decade. Then we endured... Read More »
I remember Albert fondly as one of those cartoons in the mid 1990s that were Okay to watch even though... Read More »
Henry’s Cat was frankly one of my favourite cartoons growing up because the story was just like my little... Read More »
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