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[maltrab]

Of Roy Clarke's work over the years, sadly most of it is unavailable on DVD, though there is a few episodes of some of these on YouTube in low quality
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0164983/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_2_nm_6_q_roy%20clarke

 

[Marianna]

I don't see the made-for-TV drama A Foreign Field on this list. It's one of the best films I've ever seen.

 

[Roger]

I don't see the made-for-TV drama A Foreign Field on this list. It's one of the best films I've ever seen.

It is listed as an episode of the Screen One series.

 

[Marianna]

Thanks, Roger. If you didn't know it was there, you'd miss it!

 

[RichardFromMarple]

I don't see the made-for-TV drama A Foreign Field on this list. It's one of the best films I've ever seen.

It has been on BBC4 tonight & I presume it will be on iPlayer for a while.

From what I remember it was very good.

 

[maltrab]

It has been on BBC4 tonight & I presume it will be on iPlayer for a while.

From what I remember it was very good.

If you cannot find it, try this link

https://www.asuswebstorage.com/navigate/a/#/s/0D4DD0560D234538968608E76E95F8F1W

 

[Bora Natty]

This and a radio communications forum I run, and that's it..

 

[Graham]

Sunray major calling. Good luck if you got your radio set from Auntie.

 

[Bora Natty]

 

[sunray]

Sunray major calling. Good luck if you got your radio set from Auntie.

The really funny thing is I did purchase a 2 way radio from 'Aunty Wainwrights' somewhere on the south coast of Sussex, we actually we in for a piece of glassware.

 

[mashibinbin]

The really funny thing is I did purchase a 2 way radio from 'Aunty Wainwrights' somewhere on the south coast of Sussex, we actually we in for a piece of glassware.

If you dipped your radio twice in honey then you could say it was double glazed

 

[sunray]

We wanted a glass rose bowl for a floral arrangement and went into a couple of charity shops en route from Isle of Wight to Bexhill. The second shop suggested Aunty Wainwright in some rather tatty farm based industrial unit, as luck would have it they had a very acceptable piece and also the radio, described as 'Ex Taxi' and 'not working' was laying there amongst several other radio items, I think I payed £5 for it, specifically for the removable front panel (such that it can be dashboard mounted with the main part elsewhere). However wiring the radio properly found it to be fully functional.

So a happy Sunray and a Happy Mrs Sunray in a single shop.

Oh and just like its name sake the elderly lady did try hard to sell us more glassware and radios