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10 Responses to “Warning From 1972. – BBC Till Death Do Us Part”

  1. 16 Sep 2024 22:08
    Chris x says:

    Strange how they are pushing for Ukraine to fire UK missiles further into Russia risking a retaliation on NATO countries e.g. Britain.

    • 16 Sep 2024 22:35
      newensign says:

      I don’t think it is so strange Chris x as the alien controllers (who have their origin in the far east) of the western governments want us destroyed hoping perhaps Russia will drop a bomb on the houses of Parliament on November 5th

      • 17 Sep 2024 01:28
        Chris x says:

        It was a little bit of sarcasm. It seems they really do want a war to remove some more white Christians as they are doing in Ukraine. Netanyahu is also trying to stir things up and get his war on Iran fought by the Americans.

        All very satanic.

        • 17 Sep 2024 11:25
          newensign says:

          Yes I guessed that Chris x, they are getting upset because Russia isn’t playing ball at the moment, although the same alien tribe is in Russia as well and then we have the strange goings on with Trump and Biden re elections on Nov.5th which is a key date in their planning. hopefully their machinations will be thwarted. Have you noticed on the new £5 note there is a hologram of big ben? The new £20 note issued in 2019 had a picture of a virus and a 5G tower, so that is probably telling us something.

  2. 17 Sep 2024 12:19
    pete fairhurst 2 says:

    Thanks newensign

    ‘Til death was a very popular programme back in the day. The writer, Jonny Speight, was very non-PC. too He called a spade a spade, even used the term in a way that would be clearly “racist” in the modern idiom. He hit the spot frequently, and very humorously. Humour is a great way of puncturing the bubble

    Not much chance of the beeb airing anything like that nowadays is there. Such talk doesn’t fit with todays cancel culture, so it would never be allowed by the current State propagandists. Hence we never see any reruns, mores the pity…

    • 17 Sep 2024 12:34
      newensign says:

      Quite true Pete, back in those days I remember there were good comedies that made one laugh but not now they don’t produce such and what they do produce are not funny at all and have to resort to canned laughter!

      • 17 Sep 2024 14:12
        pete fairhurst 2 says:

        Yes newensign, very true

        The only way to see a decent comedian now is in a private club, or similar. A local social club near me does comedy nights sometimes, and they are NOT pc at all. A good comedian tailors the act to the audience and certainly the over 40s audience round he is generally NOT pc in my experience

        If they put on a “woke” comedian they tend to go down like a lead balloon. The North is notorious for heckling such poor comedians off stage. I can be very funny, sometime excruciating if the comedian doesn’t cut their losses and exit stage left ;-))

  3. 17 Sep 2024 12:35
    newensign says:

    Quite true Pete, back in those days I remember there were good comedies that made one laugh but not now they don’t produce such and what they do produce are not funny at all and have to resort to canned laughter!

  4. 17 Sep 2024 14:33
    Belyi says:

    I loved stuff like ‘Till death… and the feature film came out when I lived in Glasgow. I went with a fellow Southerner and we roared with laughter. Not so the Scots, as they missed most of the jokes. The boot was on the other foot with Stanley Baxter and we lived there long enough to love his shows too.

    People didn’t get upset about things that weren’t meant to offend, and the first black player for West Ham came in for a lot of good-natured ribbing.

    • 17 Sep 2024 16:55
      newensign says:

      Quite true Belyi, and I know what you mean about Scottish humour, as I lived just outside of Glasgow at Bridge of Weir for a time. Yes there was some good comedy in those days!