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Saturday Morning Archaeology: Saturday Superstore

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The Ukulele Teacher

Absolutely excellent. More legit LOL moments in that than anything I’ve seen on TV in months. Just brilliant. Thank you.

Jazzy G

Saturday Superstore on BBC1 and Get Fresh with Gaz Top, Charlotte Hindle and Phil Cornwell voiced Gilbert in the Millenium Dustbin on ITV were the earliest Saturday morning TV shows I can remember. It was odd that they'd do a Summer/Winter rotation with Get Fresh on during the Summer and Number 73 in the evening.

Stuart Millard

Get Fresh is the first Saturday morning show I remember watching too. I was an ITV boy back then, before I was lured to the BBC, most likely because of Gordon the Gopher. Sadly, there's hardly any surviving Get Fresh out there, but there is enough Number 73 to take a crack at that.

Jazzy G

Sandi Toksvig, Young Neil Buchanan, plenty to go at there especially when it went all wild west with the 7T3 ranch. Will we get Barry Mafia & Nobby the Sheep on Ghost Train? Parallel 9? The 8:15 from Manchester with Ross King & the late Dianne Oxberry? What's Up Doc? This will be a heck of a series.

Neil Wakefield

Mike Read doing what he does best looking like a totally out of his depth posh boy supply teacher in a inner city school & never forget he was the one responsible for getting Frankie goes to Hollywood’s relax banned from the air waves. One of the many self loving Radio one DJs of the time. Great stuff Stuart

Stuart Millard

[Mike Read looking the word 'cum' up in the dictionary before frantically knocking the needle off the record in a panic]