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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 57

Our sixteen year old daughter, Bryony, suggested to us a few weeks ago that we should do a Radio Show on why TV shows were better in the 1980's. That got us thinking, was that statement actually correct, 'Were TV shows better in the 1980's?' In this show we try and answer it. Along the way we talk about some of our favourite TV shows and how TV has changed over the last thirty years. We conclude the show with giving you our answer. 

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Susan Beekman

I loved David Suchet in his portrayal of Hercule Poirot and will not watch any other actor in the role, hence I won't be seeing "Death on the Nile". Absolutely, TV was better in the 80's. Don't even watch it now, all sex and violence or 'reality'....which is nothing Iike my reality 🤔 🙄

Kristin Nordin

MASH is my favorite tv show. Started in the 70's and ended early 80's. Grew up watching it and now own it on dvd and will happily rewatch it almost any time. I also very much enjoy most of Poirot with David Suchet, though I didn't care for the later episodes made in (I think the 2000's ?). The style felt completely different and part of it was that there was less suggestion of things happening and more showing of it (not to the point of being graphic, but I still felt like it was a noticeable difference). They also felt darker somehow. I have enjoyed watching The Mandalorian, but there were times watching it that I felt like they were writing it with the expectation that everyone had watched or read every last bit of Star Wars and remembered it all. I'm sorry, but the Star Wars universe is huge and is too much to keep up with, so could you take some time to explain a few things?