The Flashing Blade: The Complete Series [1967] [DVD]

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The liberation of the castle is the key to the intended truce, and there are those within the opposing ranks – most notably the devious Don Alonso (Mario Pilar) – who will do anything in their power to prevent the agreement from taking place. The series ends with the Chevalier bringing news of the peace conference’s decision to the Spanish Forces surrounding the castle.

We must thank Dr. Phil from Adventures In Time Space And Music for his summery of the telly movie's score. Description: This is a lighthearted show normally about Doctor Who, but often spins off, uncontrolled, into all sort of other realms. Join Siobhan Gallichan along with Steve/Bob/Viki/Kevin/Sinister* as they fumble around the worlds of BBC Television's best show. *delete as applicable This team reunited in 1995 for a one-off episode that was broadcast on Children's BBC for Red Nose Day. The grief he got from the police including time in the cells and lost cash and credit cards was just the start of itPlus we launch our 'Design A Quark' competition. What would the Quarks look like if they came to the New Series? Elusive Pimpernel, The 1 9 6 9 (UK) 10 x 25 minute episodes Based on the best-selling novels The Elusive Pimpernel and Eldorado by… Please welcome Kevin Davies as a new presenter. And pity him. He, along with Sinister and Siobhan, looks at The Wrong Doctors. Bob and Steve look at The Auntie Matter. a b Worthington, TJ (February 2008). "You've Got to Fight for What You Want". OFF THE TELLY. Archived from the original on 13 May 2008 . Retrieved 1 February 2008. I stripped off and let’s say not everyone was looking me in the eye,” he said. Read More Related Articles

BIG Show! Davies and Siobhan review 'The Life And Scandalous Times Of John Nathan-Turner'. Davies and Doctor Sinister look at Big Finish's 'Seeds Of War'. Everyone did it but when they sounded a horn twice you had to pull up your trunks because the police were on patrol. I fell asleep and missed the warning.” Read More Related Articles First broadcast in the UK on BBC children’s television during the 1960s, it had several re-runs throughout the 1970’s. particularly during summer holidays. Clearly as it was of French origin the voices on the UK episodes were over dubbed. The castle of Casale, seen being besieged in the opening credits, was filmed at Château Gaillard in France. The BBC bought the rights during 1968 for transmission in Spring 1969, cutting the original 4 x 75-minute episodes down into 12 x 22-minute ones with the adaptation and redubbing overseen by Peggy Miller.And in the end, It is the most shattering experience of a young man's life when one morning he awakes and quite reasonably says to himself, "I will never play the Dane. The Flashing Blade known as: Le Chevalier Tempête in France, was a French television serial made in the late 1960s. Originally known as Le Chevalier Tempête, this children’s adventure serial filmed early in 1967 was a co-production between Pathe Cinema and the French television company ORTF, with international funding coming from Switzerland and Canada. It's Troughton! Yes, we look at the worst surviving Troughton story, The Dominatorzzzzzz. Can Siobhan stay awake? Also, Bob and Steve have a listen to the new Blake's 7 play, Warship. Type in any changes to the title, synopsis or contributor information using the Radio Times Style Guide for reference.

Britain's chief walrus polisher, Toby Hadoke, joins us to look at Underworld and the Tom Baker years. Knight Errant '59. Quests undertaken, dragons defeated, damsels rescued. Anything, anywhere, for anyone, so long as it helps. Fees according to means" Yes, it's Pertwee time. We have a look at The Time Monster. And were the Pertwee stories TOO cosy at times?The British version of twelve 22 minutes episodes was created from the original four French 75-minute episodes.