nodnirG kraM wrote:They are anti-Christian and detract attention away from static programme promo slides.

And in any event, 1991's BBC1 idents were not made on a computer, they were drawn by hand.

I heard it was made by filming a goldfish-bowl full of dirty water and leaves, and stirring it around anti-clockwise.

Actually you might have a point there.

I blame political-correctness-gone-mad, Ofcom (sorry, "Ofcon"), change, the BBC One Dancers, breakdown in society, custom designed fonts, and the demise of mechanical channel idents.

Sorry if this has already been mentioned, but has La Uxton stopped posting on TVF?

It's only just occurred to me that the current discussion of BBC One Christmas idents is lacking his usual contribution of Daily Mail style negative spin.

I can honestly say I really have no problem with going to the dentist at all. I even had some major work a few years ago and it didn't faze me at all. I'd actually credit my lack of fear to an excellent initiative by my local dentist when I was a child. They had a special room for kids where you'd g...

I did wonder if he had a pepper mill in his pocket at the time.

Turns out he probably did.

Sorry to take the thread back on topic, but Gavin, you might like to check out this video of Cannibal Anthony on awful 90s late night TV show, God's Gift, if you're wondering if it's the same bloke you met... Link It was only after seeing this that it clicked that I'd chatted to him a couple of time...

Oh yes, puddings. Their tiramisu is seriously good.

And the thread about some actor on the set of Dexter not being injured has disappeared without trace.

Enjoy. I can thoroughly recommend the garlic doughballs to start.

They're nice. I've always found their pizzas to be really good. The atmosphere's usually quite relaxed too - think wooden floors and nice lighting, with none of the cheap tackiness you'd associate with Pizza/Pasta Hut. Probably not the place you'd go for an intimate, quiet meal, but for a relaxed, e...