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"Don't tell Him Willy Boy Was Here" was on the other day and the actor Paul Barber was playing a boxer who was mentioning his and his kids' love for QPR (the character he was playing not Paul himself).
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The TV series Minder on 22:27 - May 30 with 1921 views
'Minder' Ior me is not just a tv programme, more a family member. Terry , Dave and Arthur forever young in perpetuity on itv4.
I have a garden Bar dedicated To the Winchester and write for the following forum which is the bible for all minder fans. It's a real labour of love. It hits hard with many middle age people because 'Minder' was a surrogate father, brother to many.
The TV series Minder on 22:27 - May 30 by Discodroids
'Minder' Ior me is not just a tv programme, more a family member. Terry , Dave and Arthur forever young in perpetuity on itv4.
I have a garden Bar dedicated To the Winchester and write for the following forum which is the bible for all minder fans. It's a real labour of love. It hits hard with many middle age people because 'Minder' was a surrogate father, brother to many.
The TV series Minder on 22:46 - May 30 by HoopinEssex
Thank you mate. Just happy someone else has my taste! A brilliant programme. They just don't make em like it anymore unfortunately
I know mate, The writing , the acting and that special weave between Terry and Arthur... magical.
A lot of their dialogue was ad lib, they just played off each other. I've got a script with hand written notes from 'Des' George layton from the episode 'the bounty hunter' where Terry jumps off a flyover onto a lorry, ' Mad bastard'.
Have you seen 'Fox' or Frank Ross 'out' both classics that capture london of the times. brilliant television.
Don't need no politicians to tell me things I shouldn't be,
Neither no opticians to tell me what I oughta see.
Watched 'Looking for Mickey' again the other day, never knew it was based on the Krays breaking out Frank mitchell' the mad axeman' from prison, who Freddie Foreman topped.
Don't need no politicians to tell me things I shouldn't be,
Neither no opticians to tell me what I oughta see.
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The TV series Minder on 23:11 - May 30 with 1756 views
The TV series Minder on 23:02 - May 30 by Discodroids
Watched 'Looking for Mickey' again the other day, never knew it was based on the Krays breaking out Frank mitchell' the mad axeman' from prison, who Freddie Foreman topped.
I've alot to learn compered to you brother.
I just watch the episodes and never learn the names of them. One episode they used the old Labour club in the harrow road which my auntie and uncle (rip) used to govern. Was only a kid at the time but went down very excited. Met a few of the cast. Only vaguely do i remember but at the time it was like meeting the queen. It was always on in my house in my early years.
Amazing what you remember
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The TV series Minder on 23:14 - May 30 with 1742 views
The episode entitled gunfight at the ok laundromat was filmed in Roehampton at the laundry where my mum worked several years after it was filmed. We all stood around wondering what was happening on the day of filming,and some of us appeared in the crowd scenes outside.Not me though as I was probably bored and went home for my tea.
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The TV series Minder on 00:20 - May 31 with 1596 views
The episode entitled gunfight at the ok laundromat was filmed in Roehampton at the laundry where my mum worked several years after it was filmed. We all stood around wondering what was happening on the day of filming,and some of us appeared in the crowd scenes outside.Not me though as I was probably bored and went home for my tea.
Haha. Brilliant mate.
Thanks for everyone who's added a comment.
Just think life has changed so much and alot of good things lost.
Sitting up with a beer now watching QPR in the 90's. Good good times.
We will come again. Maybe when I'm dead but again!
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The TV series Minder on 00:28 - May 31 with 1582 views
The TV series Minder on 22:42 - May 30 by Discodroids
No worries mate, we are 'Minder' brothers ;-)
'The Bengal Tiger' had loads of QPR references;
Impossible choice, but probably my favourite 'minder' episode.
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Brilliant episode that Disco, Pete Postlethwaite great as Jack 'Oily' Wragg.
For me, series 3 was where it really hit it's straps and found the right blend of comedy and drama, not a single duff episode. 3, 4 and 5 were absolute peak Minder for me.
The TV series Minder on 22:58 - May 30 by Discodroids
I know mate, The writing , the acting and that special weave between Terry and Arthur... magical.
A lot of their dialogue was ad lib, they just played off each other. I've got a script with hand written notes from 'Des' George layton from the episode 'the bounty hunter' where Terry jumps off a flyover onto a lorry, ' Mad bastard'.
Have you seen 'Fox' or Frank Ross 'out' both classics that capture london of the times. brilliant television.
'Fox' is a very underrated series. Sadly it seems to have been largely forgotten. Peter Vaughan was brilliant in it.
Aah, Minder was great, it really was. There was a time, when TV companies weren’t such massive caants, just smaller ones, that Minder and Only Fools and Horses were on BBC & ITV one after the other on Xmas day. Honestly, after a big Xmas dinner and Pud, what was better than flopping out on the sofa and watching those two, one after the other, on Xmas day?
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The TV series Minder on 02:18 - May 31 with 1496 views
Watching an episode of Terry-era Minder on ITV4 is such a warm, comforting experience. The casting was so good - apart from Terry and Arthur's chemistry, you have the supporting cast like Glyn Edwards as the avuncular Dave and Patrick Malahide as the dogmatic Chisholm. You can't imagine anyone else playing them and their performances are note perfect.
The guest characters in each episode are fantastic too from established actors like Derek Jacobi and Brian Glover to new faces like Peter Capaldi and Brian Cox. My favourite is the Syrup, played by Fred Evans; just a magnificent sub-plot and comedy turn that Shakespeare would have been proud of, right down to him running away at the end when Chisholm turns up.
And then there's the time capsule of London frozen in the early 80s, which is such a nostalgic rush for those of us who grew up in that era (and one of the reasons the later series aren't as good).
Jesus, even the title sequence is genius. It tells you everything you need to know about the characters in 30 seconds and the theme tune is obviously one of the most distinctive in TV history.
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The TV series Minder on 09:00 - May 31 with 1170 views
Watching an episode of Terry-era Minder on ITV4 is such a warm, comforting experience. The casting was so good - apart from Terry and Arthur's chemistry, you have the supporting cast like Glyn Edwards as the avuncular Dave and Patrick Malahide as the dogmatic Chisholm. You can't imagine anyone else playing them and their performances are note perfect.
The guest characters in each episode are fantastic too from established actors like Derek Jacobi and Brian Glover to new faces like Peter Capaldi and Brian Cox. My favourite is the Syrup, played by Fred Evans; just a magnificent sub-plot and comedy turn that Shakespeare would have been proud of, right down to him running away at the end when Chisholm turns up.
And then there's the time capsule of London frozen in the early 80s, which is such a nostalgic rush for those of us who grew up in that era (and one of the reasons the later series aren't as good).
Jesus, even the title sequence is genius. It tells you everything you need to know about the characters in 30 seconds and the theme tune is obviously one of the most distinctive in TV history.
It makes sad looking at the credits with the black and white stills where Arthur and Terry seem so natural ending with the Leicester Square image with the film Butch and Sundance advertised in the background. I’m so sad I’ve even stopped the programme to check whether that particular car is still on the road! Only yesterday I was checking on the Princess Alexandra pub to see if it still existed. When I was living in London, I used to drive down Blythe Road en route to HQ but I wasn’t the orange Chevette in the opening scenes even though my dad had one-white though.
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The TV series Minder on 10:09 - May 31 with 1042 views
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