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Itâs the plot for a French remake of Lovejoy: Amourjoie?
Questioned by police about the acquisition of properties in France and Portugal worth âŹ1.2m while on an income of about âŹ2,500 a month, the man â who it turned out worked as a handyman in Parisian galleries
Might these revelations cast light (on that other thread) as to why CA is now enquiring into house ownership values?
I enjoyed that show. Not sure why as there really wasnât all that much to it drama-wise.
Just checked and itâs available on DVD but at ÂŁ120 for the six-series box set I donât think I will be indulging.
Catch the repeats on UK Gold.
Thank you - I donât have ânormal tellyâ but will poke around in the channels on my LG smart TV and see if Gold is on there.
ETA: well knock me down with a wombat, all six series are lurking on Freeview Play, in glorious 4:3 ratio standard definition.
With adverts, admittedly.
Though quite likely nostalgia will turn out to not be what it used to be.
Can I access those online?
Currently on UK Gold week day afternoon at 1700 French time
This is the website of the channels that Freeview Play connected me to - I had to sign up for an account to watch but that was free.
(might need a VPN)
C
A long time ago when I lived in Newcastle city centre myself and a friend went into the Strawberry opposite St Jamesâs Park, one of the several local pubs of the Northern demi-monde. My mate said, âLook whoâs there at the bar!â âLovejoyâ I replied confidently. âNo, itâs Kevin effinâ Keegan.â
In my defence, Iâve never watched that much TV, and as a Mancunian have never been very interested in ex-footballers from the other end of the former East Lancs Road.
If you donât understand any of the above please donât waste time Googling - itâs not that important!
Thank you very much @ChrisMann. Hereâs hoping my vpn will work
Donât know what theyâre like today, but some of those old UK TV ads today seem quite risquĂ©. There was Fyffeâs âunzip a bananaâ and as for Cadburyâs âfinger of fudge etcâ, -one blogger has since has suggested âthat might get you twenty years in the nonce wing.â
Litotes at its best
There were at least two othersâŠ
Edit: actually Iâm being a bit harsh because at that time the âlocalâ non-gallery based art scene was very global and organisations like Projects UK and later Locus+ Locus+ were the inspiration for Londonâs Artangel .
Itâs still there . I donât know anyone who doesnât still call it the East Lancs, and itâs official name is the Liverpool-East Lancashire road.
Thanks - not used it since the last century, so assumed it was now an Msomething
Interestingly, when it was built in the 1930s it was supposed go past North Manchester towards the Yorkshire border and then later on to Hull. The exact route that was taken later to build the M62.
It also had a bicycle lane on both edges of the road
Also on UK Drama, I think