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15 de nov. de 2014 · September 12, 2015. Channel 4. Narrated by Matt Lucas, this episode looks at the world, as seen on TV in the 1980s. With jaw-dropping clips and a range of bemused, amused and just plain horrified reactions, this series revisits the television of the past. The 80s was a time of revolution on the small screen: from breakfast TV to breaking ...
S2.E4 ∙ Cool Britannia. Sat, Oct 17, 2015. With the end of the 1990s less than 15 years in the past, the commentators assembled to watch clips are expecting very little difference to modern society. Instead they uncover a world of drinking culture, sensationalism and barbed irony. Rate.
In my humble opinion, It Was Alright in the 70s is one of the most intriguing clip shows made in recent years and I feel the other reviewers have somewhat missed the message. For me the starting point of the show was to consider how we don't often see outrageously offensive casual racism, sexism and homophobia on television these days, in our popular mainstream entertainment.
It Was Alright In The 1970s was a channel 4 series broadcast between 2014 and 2016, looking back at TV shows from the 1970s, focusing on the comedies, documentaries and public information films that made people so anxious. Some of the famous shows covered included Man Alive and Brass Tacks, as well as The Goodies taking on the police and June Whitfield burning her bra. The show featured first ...
An 80s Revolution: Directed by Irene Antoniades, Lauren Hawthorne. With Matt Lucas, Gyles Brandreth, Rob Deering, Nina Myskow. The series begins a four-episode diversion into different eras, starting with the 1980s. With the advent of alternative programming and a fourth TV channel, were the '80s a bold new era, or just as problematic in their own way?
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16 November 2015 The 2015 British Academy Scotland Awards winners were revealed last night, Sunday 15th November. Objective Scotland’s two-part Channel 4 series It Was Alright in the 70s, which ...
