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_how-to-make-scotch-eggs-124-recipe.jpg "Here's how to make scotch eggs by Tim Anderson, MasterChef winner.")
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_sleeping-murder-1987-episode-1.jpg "Episode 1 of 2 of the Miss Marple mystery. Giles and Gwenda Reed, a young newly married couple, are out househunting in the countryside when they chance to spot a house that Gwenda immediately falls in love with. They buy the property, but Gwenda becomes disturbed by memories of a murder there, despite having lived in New Zealand for most of her life. When a visit to the theatre triggers horrifying memories, Miss Marple suggests that maybe she has been there before as a child, leading to the couple deciding to try and find out more. But as they dig deeper, they uncover secrets about Gwenda's own family background, as well as putting themselves in grave danger...<br/><br/>Starring Joan Hickson, Geraldine Alexander, John Moulder-Brown, Frederick Treves, Terence Hardiman, Jean Anderson, Jean Heywood, Eryl Maynard, Ken Kitson, John Ringham, Amanda Boxer and Esmond Knight in his final role. This is from one of my old video tapes, so apologies for any quality issues. This is the last I have of the Miss Marples, but one of my favourites, so please enjoy.")
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_bleak-house-2005-bbc-tv-masterpiece-episode-01.jpg "#bleakhouse#charlesdickenshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5domZkB-eRa6BuFOO8OXaQ<br/>Half of London takes in interest in the long-running, complicated case of the inheritance of John Jarndyce Sr., a fortune disputed for generations in the Court of Chancery. The interests of orphaned juvenile relatives Richard Carstone and Ada Clare, wards of the court, are handled by attorney Kenge, hired by wealthy philanthropist John Jarndyce Jr., who even hired companion Esther Summerson and welcomes them in his fine home. Meanwhile sinister Mr. Tulkinghorn defends the interests of old Sir Leicester Dedlock and his younger wife, who has a secret past with destitute copyist and decorated veteran 'Nemo'.<br/>Starring:<br/>Denis Lawson<br/>Anna Maxwell Martin<br/>Patrick Kennedy<br/>Carey Mulligan<br/>Gillian Anderson<br/>Charles Dance<br/>Alun Armstrong<br/>Timothy West<br/>Burn Gorman<br/>Harry Eden")
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_world-championship-wrestling-0292-0392-90.jpg "1/31/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>2/3/90 – featured an opening promo by NWA World Champion Ric Flair, Sting, and NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson regarding their upcoming main event match at the Clash of the Champions; included Jim Ross introducing Jim Cornette as his new co-host; featured a segment running down all the matches scheduled for the Clash; featured a pre-taped interview by Ross with NWA US Champion Lex Luger regarding his not wrestling as part of the Clash and instead being a guest of Funk’s Grill, with Luger saying the match between Flair and Sting should never have been signed and it should be him instead challenging Flair at Wrestle War; included a pre-taped promo by Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk regarding their rivalry with Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin, facing them the following week in Cincinnati, OH, and being part of the NWA US Tag Team Championship tournament; featured a promo by Cactus Jack in which he complained about not being mentioned in the Wrestling Wrap Up; included Ross & Cornette conducting an interview with Norman regarding his upcoming match with Kevin Sullivan at the Clash; featured a promo by Buzz Sawyer regarding the main event at the Clash; included a promo by Gordon Solie regarding his being the new co-host of the Power Hour beginning the following Friday; featured Cornette introducing Woman as the guest host of the Louisville Slugger; moments later, Woman said she wanted Flair to come out and turn her down to her face; Flair then appeared and said he was speaking for Anderson and Sting when he said Woman was too distracting for the Horsemen but if she wanted to work out something for outside the ring, that would be fine; Woman then said she would be at the Clash and wanted him to turn her down to her face then; included Solie conducting a backstage interview with the Road Warriors & Paul Ellering regarding their upcoming match at the Clash against the Skyscrapers; featured a video package recapping Sawyer, the Great Muta, and the Dragon Master’s attacks on Flair, Sting, and Anderson:<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Mark Kyle & Brad Batton when Rick pinned Batton with a belly to belly suplex at 4:04; prior to the bout, the champions had a young fan hold their belts at ringside; after the bout, Jim Ross conducted an interview with the Steiners regarding their title defense against Doom at Clash of the Champions, during which Rick said he brought back Alex to be their manager<br/>Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin defeated Pat Rose & Keith Hart at 5:17 when Garvin pinned Hart with the DDT; prior to the bout, Hayes & Garvin cut an insert promo regarding the Freebird Follies, which would begin in a few years; mid-way through the contest, Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk appeared ringside; during the match, it was announced Hayes & Garvin would face Pillman & Zenk in a streetfight the following Saturday in Cincinnati, OH The Samoan Savage (w/ Sir Oliver Humperdink) pinned Zan Panzer with a splash off the top at")
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_world-championship-wrestling-0192-2792-90.jpg "1/27/90 – featured Jim Ross & Gordon Solie on commentary:<br/>NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson pinned Eddie Gilbert at 8:30 by catching the challenger coming off the top and hitting the spinebuster")
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_new-tricks-s11-e04-ghosts.jpg "First broadcast 8th September 2014.<br/><br/>Elderly dementia sufferer Nancy leaves her care home to report that her policeman husband Jimmy, who disappeared in 1956 was actually murdered.<br/><br/>Denis Lawson ... Steve McAndrew<br/>Nicholas Lyndhurst ... Danny Griffin<br/>Tamzin Outhwaite ... DCI Sasha Miller<br/>Dennis Waterman ... Gerry Standing<br/>Ann Firbank ... Nancy Evans<br/>Emily Taaffe ... Emma<br/>Louis Mahoney ... Harry Page<br/>Julie Graham ... Tricia McAndrew<br/>Georgine Anderson ... Peggy<br/>Samuel Taylor ... Jimmy Hargreaves<br/>Jasper Jacob ... Terry Hargreaves<br/>Keith Ramsay ... Stewie McAndrew<br/>Katherine Jakeways ... Hannah<br/>Lucy Ellinson ... Police Officer<br/>Emma Ballantine ... Young Nancy<br/>Ruby Thompson ... Young Peggy<br/>Arthur Shuttleworth ... Young Terry<br/>Ed Scott-Clarke ... Stan <br/>Scott Stevenson ... Police Officer <br/>Emma Louise Williams ... Police Officer")
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_world-championship-wrestling-0292-2492-90-vhsrip.jpg "2/15/90; Gainesville, GA; Georgia Mountains Center<br/>2/24/90 – hosted by Jim Ross & Jim Cornette; included info on how fans could send ‘Get well’ wishes to Sting in the hospital; featured footage from the previous week of Jim Ross conducting an interview at the hospital with Sting about his injury, missing his title shot against NWA World Champion Ric Flair, and potentially being out six months to a year; footage was then shown from the previous week’s episode of NWA US Champion Lex Luger attacking the Horsemen to show he wouldn’t give up his match with NWA World Champion Ric Flair at Wrestle War; included Ross conducting a podium interview with Flair, with Woman, and the Andersons about Luger’s decision to keep the match with Flair; featured a Roos ad featuring Sting; included a Roos ad featuring the Road Warriors; featured the WCW US Tag Team Championship Semi-Final match from the 2/17/90 Worldwide between Shane Douglas & Johnny Ace and Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin; included the Wrestle War Rap, slightly altered to announce Flair vs. Luger instead of Flair vs. Sting; featured footage from the previous week of NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner being laid out by the Andersons; included Ross conducting a podium interview with the Steiners in which they said the Andersons may be their elders but the Steiners were better; featured a Roos commercial featuring Luger; included the WCW US Tag Team Championship Semi-Final match from the 2/17/90 Worldwide between Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk and Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane, followed by a promo by Pillman & Zenk about being in the finals and facing Hayes & Garvin at Wrestle War; featured a promo by Luger about Flair; included a Roos ad featuring Rick Steiner; featured a promo by Teddy Long, with Mark Callous, about facing the Road Warriors at Wrestle War; included a closing announcement that the Andersons, Doom, and Cactus Jack Manson would be part of the following night’s The Main Event, and Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson would face Hayes & Garvin the next week:<br/>NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson & Ole Anderson defeated the Italian Stallion & Ranger Ross at 5:26 when Arn pinned Stallion with the DDT<br/>Kevin Sullivan & Cactus Jack Manson defeated Bob Cook & Paul Drake at 4:22 when Sullivan pinned Drake with a spike piledriver; early in the match, Sullivan cut an insert promo in which he questioned whether Cactus was a genius or insane; during the match, Norman was shown in the crowd; moments later, Cactus confronted Norman at ringside, with Norman headbutting Cactus before leaving<br/>NWA US Champion Lex Luger defeated Rick Fargo via submission with the Torture Rack at the 39-second mark; late in the contest, NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson, & Ole Anderson appeared ringside, with NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner then appearing as well to prevent Luger being attacked<br/>Doug Furnas pinned Hacksaw Higgins with a legdrop off the top at 4:59<br/>The Road Warriors (w/ Paul Ellering) defeated th")
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_top-10-wwe-nxt-moments.jpg "Take a look back and revisit the most shocking, surreal, and exciting moments from this week’s incredible episode of NXT! Catch")
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_treasure-island-by-robert-louis-stevenson-bbc-radio-drama.jpg "A BBC Radio adaptation by John Scotney of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic story of high seas adventure, scheming \")
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_world-championship-wrestling-0192-0692-90.jpg "1/3/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>1/6/90 – included opening comments from Teddy Long regarding his debut later in the show of the new Skyscrapers; featured Jim Ross & Kevin Sullivan on commentary; included the announcement that NWA World Champion Ric Flair, Sting, & Arn Anderson would face NWA TV Champion the Great Muta, Buzz Sawyer, & the Dragon Master in a steel cage match at the next Clash of the Champions, Feb. 6; included Ross conducting an interview with Long in which Long said Sid Vicious had been replaced in the Skyscrapers and was nothing more than a hired hand and that Mark Callous would now be teaming with Dan Spivey; featured a pre-taped segment in which Pro Wrestling Illustrated Editor Bill Apter recognized Gordon Solie as the winner of the Editor’s Award, NWA Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner as the Most Improved Wrestler of the Year, and NWA World Champion Ric Flair as Wrestler of the Year; included Ross conducting an interview with Flair regarding the challenge of NWA US Champion Lex Luger and Sting now being a part of the Horsemen; featured Ross conducting an interview with Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson regarding their return to the NWA and the current tag team scene (Morton’s return after a year absence; Gibson’s return after a 2-year absence); included Ross conducting an interview with NWA US Champion Lex Luger regarding his challenge of NWA World Champion Ric Flair, during which he said he had been a trendsetter since day one, had gained huge success in only four years in the business, and it was inevitable that he would be world champion; featured Ross conducting an interview with Michael Hayes in which he said the Freebirds said they would dominate the 80s and they did and they would do the same in the 90s; he then targetted Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk and said he and Jimmy Garvin would rearrange their faces, finishing by saying there weren’t just two Freebirds but four; included a promo by Woman, alongside Nitron, in which she said she wanted Flair in her camp:<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Pat Rose & Rick Fargo at 2:32 when Rick pinned Fargo with an overhead suplex; prior to the match, Scott took a young fan from the crowd, sat him on the ring apron, and let him hold onto his title belt; during the bout, it was announced the Steiners would put their titles on the line against the masks of Doom at the Clash of the Champions<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane (w/ Jim Cornette) defeated Ned Brady & Paul Drake at 4:16 when Eaton pinned Drake with one hand following the Rocket Launcher; during the bout, Cornette joined the commentary team<br/>Norman pinned Bob Cook at 3:14 by reversing a sunset flip attempt into a sit-down splash; prior to the bout, Norman cut an insert promo on his giving Woman a painting the following day on The Main Event<br/>Buzz Sawyer & the Dragon Master defeated Ricky Nelson & Rick Ryder at 3:26 when Sawyer pinned Ryder with the splash off the top after Dragon Master dropped Ryder with a jumping to")
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_six-men-of-dorset-bbc-radio-drama.jpg "<br/>SATURDAY-NIGHT THEATRE<br/><br/>Sat 26th Aug 1961, 20:30 on BBC Home Service Basic<br/><br/>The recorded broadcast of April 24.<br/><br/>Haydn Jones, Avril Elgar and Miles Malleson in Six Men of Dorset by Miles Malleson and H. Brooks<br/><br/>A play about the Tolpuddle Martyrs, celebrating the brave working class men who were exiled to Australia for forming a trade union.<br/><br/>The action takes place in Dorset, London, and Australia in the 1830s, and Canada in the 1850s.<br/>Produced by Charles Lefeaux<br/><br/>Main characters in order of speaking:<br/><br/>Nellie, as a child: Susan Bown<br/><br/>Georgie: David Lott<br/><br/>Jinnie: Heather Kyd<br/><br/>Betsy Loveless, their mother: Avril Elgar<br/><br/>George Loveless, their father, and one of the Six Men: Haydn Jones<br/><br/>James Loveless, one of the Six Men: Tom Watson<br/><br/>Two of the Six Men: James Brine: Nigel Anthony<br/><br/>Two of the Six Men: James Hammett:<br/><br/>William Eedle<br/><br/>Edward Legg: Kenneth Dight<br/><br/>The Squire: Eric Anderson<br/><br/>Dr Warren: Derek Blomfield<br/><br/>Farmer Bryant: Julian Somers<br/><br/>Farmer Case: Wilfred Babbage<br/><br/>Farmer Duffelt: Philip Morant<br/><br/>Two of the Six Men: Thomas Standfield:<br/><br/>Frederick Treves<br/><br/>John Standfleld: Andrew Irvine<br/><br/>William Cobb: Godfrey Kenton<br/><br/>Mr Wollaston, JP: Peter Claughton<br/><br/>James Frampton, JP: John, Bryning<br/><br/>Mr Gambier, Counsel for the Prosecution:<br/><br/>Derek Birch<br/><br/>Mr Butt, Counsel for the Defence: Miles Malleson<br/><br/>Judge Baron Williams: Keith Williams<br/><br/>The Rev Dr Wade: Willoughby Goddard<br/><br/>Robin Nealy: Andrew Irvine<br/><br/>Nellie Loveless: Penelope Lee<br/><br/>Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company<br/><br/>Tolpuddle is a village near Dorchester in Dorset, where in the years 1833 and 1834 a great wave of trade union activity took place and a lodge of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers was established.<br/><br/>George Loveless and five fellow workers – his brother James, James Hammett, James Brine, Thomas Standfield and Thomas's son John – were charged with having taken an illegal oath. But their real crime in the eyes of the establishment was to have formed a trade union to protest about their meagre pay of six shillings a week – the equivalent of 30p in today's money and the third wage cut in as many years.")
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_stray-2016-124-thriller-movie-124-serial-killer-movie-124-full-movie.jpg "Stray is a 2016 indie thriller film written and directed by Nena Eskridge. The movie follows Jennifer (Gabrielle Stone), a murderous young woman who arrives in the small town of Chestnut Hill with the intention of building a new life for herself, even if it means lying and killing to get what she wants.<br/>")
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_how-to-make-scotch-eggs-124-recipe.webp "Here's how to make scotch eggs by Tim Anderson, MasterChef winner.")
_sleeping-murder-1987-episode-1.webp "Episode 1 of 2 of the Miss Marple mystery. Giles and Gwenda Reed, a young newly married couple, are out househunting in the countryside when they chance to spot a house that Gwenda immediately falls in love with. They buy the property, but Gwenda becomes disturbed by memories of a murder there, despite having lived in New Zealand for most of her life. When a visit to the theatre triggers horrifying memories, Miss Marple suggests that maybe she has been there before as a child, leading to the couple deciding to try and find out more. But as they dig deeper, they uncover secrets about Gwenda's own family background, as well as putting themselves in grave danger...<br/><br/>Starring Joan Hickson, Geraldine Alexander, John Moulder-Brown, Frederick Treves, Terence Hardiman, Jean Anderson, Jean Heywood, Eryl Maynard, Ken Kitson, John Ringham, Amanda Boxer and Esmond Knight in his final role. This is from one of my old video tapes, so apologies for any quality issues. This is the last I have of the Miss Marples, but one of my favourites, so please enjoy.")
_bleak-house-2005-bbc-tv-masterpiece-episode-01.webp "#bleakhouse#charlesdickenshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5domZkB-eRa6BuFOO8OXaQ<br/>Half of London takes in interest in the long-running, complicated case of the inheritance of John Jarndyce Sr., a fortune disputed for generations in the Court of Chancery. The interests of orphaned juvenile relatives Richard Carstone and Ada Clare, wards of the court, are handled by attorney Kenge, hired by wealthy philanthropist John Jarndyce Jr., who even hired companion Esther Summerson and welcomes them in his fine home. Meanwhile sinister Mr. Tulkinghorn defends the interests of old Sir Leicester Dedlock and his younger wife, who has a secret past with destitute copyist and decorated veteran 'Nemo'.<br/>Starring:<br/>Denis Lawson<br/>Anna Maxwell Martin<br/>Patrick Kennedy<br/>Carey Mulligan<br/>Gillian Anderson<br/>Charles Dance<br/>Alun Armstrong<br/>Timothy West<br/>Burn Gorman<br/>Harry Eden")
_world-championship-wrestling-0292-0392-90.webp "1/31/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>2/3/90 – featured an opening promo by NWA World Champion Ric Flair, Sting, and NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson regarding their upcoming main event match at the Clash of the Champions; included Jim Ross introducing Jim Cornette as his new co-host; featured a segment running down all the matches scheduled for the Clash; featured a pre-taped interview by Ross with NWA US Champion Lex Luger regarding his not wrestling as part of the Clash and instead being a guest of Funk’s Grill, with Luger saying the match between Flair and Sting should never have been signed and it should be him instead challenging Flair at Wrestle War; included a pre-taped promo by Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk regarding their rivalry with Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin, facing them the following week in Cincinnati, OH, and being part of the NWA US Tag Team Championship tournament; featured a promo by Cactus Jack in which he complained about not being mentioned in the Wrestling Wrap Up; included Ross & Cornette conducting an interview with Norman regarding his upcoming match with Kevin Sullivan at the Clash; featured a promo by Buzz Sawyer regarding the main event at the Clash; included a promo by Gordon Solie regarding his being the new co-host of the Power Hour beginning the following Friday; featured Cornette introducing Woman as the guest host of the Louisville Slugger; moments later, Woman said she wanted Flair to come out and turn her down to her face; Flair then appeared and said he was speaking for Anderson and Sting when he said Woman was too distracting for the Horsemen but if she wanted to work out something for outside the ring, that would be fine; Woman then said she would be at the Clash and wanted him to turn her down to her face then; included Solie conducting a backstage interview with the Road Warriors & Paul Ellering regarding their upcoming match at the Clash against the Skyscrapers; featured a video package recapping Sawyer, the Great Muta, and the Dragon Master’s attacks on Flair, Sting, and Anderson:<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Mark Kyle & Brad Batton when Rick pinned Batton with a belly to belly suplex at 4:04; prior to the bout, the champions had a young fan hold their belts at ringside; after the bout, Jim Ross conducted an interview with the Steiners regarding their title defense against Doom at Clash of the Champions, during which Rick said he brought back Alex to be their manager<br/>Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin defeated Pat Rose & Keith Hart at 5:17 when Garvin pinned Hart with the DDT; prior to the bout, Hayes & Garvin cut an insert promo regarding the Freebird Follies, which would begin in a few years; mid-way through the contest, Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk appeared ringside; during the match, it was announced Hayes & Garvin would face Pillman & Zenk in a streetfight the following Saturday in Cincinnati, OH The Samoan Savage (w/ Sir Oliver Humperdink) pinned Zan Panzer with a splash off the top at")
_world-championship-wrestling-0192-2792-90.webp "1/27/90 – featured Jim Ross & Gordon Solie on commentary:<br/>NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson pinned Eddie Gilbert at 8:30 by catching the challenger coming off the top and hitting the spinebuster")
_new-tricks-s11-e04-ghosts.webp "First broadcast 8th September 2014.<br/><br/>Elderly dementia sufferer Nancy leaves her care home to report that her policeman husband Jimmy, who disappeared in 1956 was actually murdered.<br/><br/>Denis Lawson ... Steve McAndrew<br/>Nicholas Lyndhurst ... Danny Griffin<br/>Tamzin Outhwaite ... DCI Sasha Miller<br/>Dennis Waterman ... Gerry Standing<br/>Ann Firbank ... Nancy Evans<br/>Emily Taaffe ... Emma<br/>Louis Mahoney ... Harry Page<br/>Julie Graham ... Tricia McAndrew<br/>Georgine Anderson ... Peggy<br/>Samuel Taylor ... Jimmy Hargreaves<br/>Jasper Jacob ... Terry Hargreaves<br/>Keith Ramsay ... Stewie McAndrew<br/>Katherine Jakeways ... Hannah<br/>Lucy Ellinson ... Police Officer<br/>Emma Ballantine ... Young Nancy<br/>Ruby Thompson ... Young Peggy<br/>Arthur Shuttleworth ... Young Terry<br/>Ed Scott-Clarke ... Stan <br/>Scott Stevenson ... Police Officer <br/>Emma Louise Williams ... Police Officer")
_world-championship-wrestling-0292-2492-90-vhsrip.webp "2/15/90; Gainesville, GA; Georgia Mountains Center<br/>2/24/90 – hosted by Jim Ross & Jim Cornette; included info on how fans could send ‘Get well’ wishes to Sting in the hospital; featured footage from the previous week of Jim Ross conducting an interview at the hospital with Sting about his injury, missing his title shot against NWA World Champion Ric Flair, and potentially being out six months to a year; footage was then shown from the previous week’s episode of NWA US Champion Lex Luger attacking the Horsemen to show he wouldn’t give up his match with NWA World Champion Ric Flair at Wrestle War; included Ross conducting a podium interview with Flair, with Woman, and the Andersons about Luger’s decision to keep the match with Flair; featured a Roos ad featuring Sting; included a Roos ad featuring the Road Warriors; featured the WCW US Tag Team Championship Semi-Final match from the 2/17/90 Worldwide between Shane Douglas & Johnny Ace and Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin; included the Wrestle War Rap, slightly altered to announce Flair vs. Luger instead of Flair vs. Sting; featured footage from the previous week of NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner being laid out by the Andersons; included Ross conducting a podium interview with the Steiners in which they said the Andersons may be their elders but the Steiners were better; featured a Roos commercial featuring Luger; included the WCW US Tag Team Championship Semi-Final match from the 2/17/90 Worldwide between Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk and Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane, followed by a promo by Pillman & Zenk about being in the finals and facing Hayes & Garvin at Wrestle War; featured a promo by Luger about Flair; included a Roos ad featuring Rick Steiner; featured a promo by Teddy Long, with Mark Callous, about facing the Road Warriors at Wrestle War; included a closing announcement that the Andersons, Doom, and Cactus Jack Manson would be part of the following night’s The Main Event, and Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson would face Hayes & Garvin the next week:<br/>NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson & Ole Anderson defeated the Italian Stallion & Ranger Ross at 5:26 when Arn pinned Stallion with the DDT<br/>Kevin Sullivan & Cactus Jack Manson defeated Bob Cook & Paul Drake at 4:22 when Sullivan pinned Drake with a spike piledriver; early in the match, Sullivan cut an insert promo in which he questioned whether Cactus was a genius or insane; during the match, Norman was shown in the crowd; moments later, Cactus confronted Norman at ringside, with Norman headbutting Cactus before leaving<br/>NWA US Champion Lex Luger defeated Rick Fargo via submission with the Torture Rack at the 39-second mark; late in the contest, NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson, & Ole Anderson appeared ringside, with NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner then appearing as well to prevent Luger being attacked<br/>Doug Furnas pinned Hacksaw Higgins with a legdrop off the top at 4:59<br/>The Road Warriors (w/ Paul Ellering) defeated th")
_top-10-wwe-nxt-moments.webp "Take a look back and revisit the most shocking, surreal, and exciting moments from this week’s incredible episode of NXT! Catch")
_treasure-island-by-robert-louis-stevenson-bbc-radio-drama.webp "A BBC Radio adaptation by John Scotney of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic story of high seas adventure, scheming \")
_world-championship-wrestling-0192-0692-90.webp "1/3/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>1/6/90 – included opening comments from Teddy Long regarding his debut later in the show of the new Skyscrapers; featured Jim Ross & Kevin Sullivan on commentary; included the announcement that NWA World Champion Ric Flair, Sting, & Arn Anderson would face NWA TV Champion the Great Muta, Buzz Sawyer, & the Dragon Master in a steel cage match at the next Clash of the Champions, Feb. 6; included Ross conducting an interview with Long in which Long said Sid Vicious had been replaced in the Skyscrapers and was nothing more than a hired hand and that Mark Callous would now be teaming with Dan Spivey; featured a pre-taped segment in which Pro Wrestling Illustrated Editor Bill Apter recognized Gordon Solie as the winner of the Editor’s Award, NWA Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner as the Most Improved Wrestler of the Year, and NWA World Champion Ric Flair as Wrestler of the Year; included Ross conducting an interview with Flair regarding the challenge of NWA US Champion Lex Luger and Sting now being a part of the Horsemen; featured Ross conducting an interview with Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson regarding their return to the NWA and the current tag team scene (Morton’s return after a year absence; Gibson’s return after a 2-year absence); included Ross conducting an interview with NWA US Champion Lex Luger regarding his challenge of NWA World Champion Ric Flair, during which he said he had been a trendsetter since day one, had gained huge success in only four years in the business, and it was inevitable that he would be world champion; featured Ross conducting an interview with Michael Hayes in which he said the Freebirds said they would dominate the 80s and they did and they would do the same in the 90s; he then targetted Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk and said he and Jimmy Garvin would rearrange their faces, finishing by saying there weren’t just two Freebirds but four; included a promo by Woman, alongside Nitron, in which she said she wanted Flair in her camp:<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Pat Rose & Rick Fargo at 2:32 when Rick pinned Fargo with an overhead suplex; prior to the match, Scott took a young fan from the crowd, sat him on the ring apron, and let him hold onto his title belt; during the bout, it was announced the Steiners would put their titles on the line against the masks of Doom at the Clash of the Champions<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane (w/ Jim Cornette) defeated Ned Brady & Paul Drake at 4:16 when Eaton pinned Drake with one hand following the Rocket Launcher; during the bout, Cornette joined the commentary team<br/>Norman pinned Bob Cook at 3:14 by reversing a sunset flip attempt into a sit-down splash; prior to the bout, Norman cut an insert promo on his giving Woman a painting the following day on The Main Event<br/>Buzz Sawyer & the Dragon Master defeated Ricky Nelson & Rick Ryder at 3:26 when Sawyer pinned Ryder with the splash off the top after Dragon Master dropped Ryder with a jumping to")
_six-men-of-dorset-bbc-radio-drama.webp "<br/>SATURDAY-NIGHT THEATRE<br/><br/>Sat 26th Aug 1961, 20:30 on BBC Home Service Basic<br/><br/>The recorded broadcast of April 24.<br/><br/>Haydn Jones, Avril Elgar and Miles Malleson in Six Men of Dorset by Miles Malleson and H. Brooks<br/><br/>A play about the Tolpuddle Martyrs, celebrating the brave working class men who were exiled to Australia for forming a trade union.<br/><br/>The action takes place in Dorset, London, and Australia in the 1830s, and Canada in the 1850s.<br/>Produced by Charles Lefeaux<br/><br/>Main characters in order of speaking:<br/><br/>Nellie, as a child: Susan Bown<br/><br/>Georgie: David Lott<br/><br/>Jinnie: Heather Kyd<br/><br/>Betsy Loveless, their mother: Avril Elgar<br/><br/>George Loveless, their father, and one of the Six Men: Haydn Jones<br/><br/>James Loveless, one of the Six Men: Tom Watson<br/><br/>Two of the Six Men: James Brine: Nigel Anthony<br/><br/>Two of the Six Men: James Hammett:<br/><br/>William Eedle<br/><br/>Edward Legg: Kenneth Dight<br/><br/>The Squire: Eric Anderson<br/><br/>Dr Warren: Derek Blomfield<br/><br/>Farmer Bryant: Julian Somers<br/><br/>Farmer Case: Wilfred Babbage<br/><br/>Farmer Duffelt: Philip Morant<br/><br/>Two of the Six Men: Thomas Standfield:<br/><br/>Frederick Treves<br/><br/>John Standfleld: Andrew Irvine<br/><br/>William Cobb: Godfrey Kenton<br/><br/>Mr Wollaston, JP: Peter Claughton<br/><br/>James Frampton, JP: John, Bryning<br/><br/>Mr Gambier, Counsel for the Prosecution:<br/><br/>Derek Birch<br/><br/>Mr Butt, Counsel for the Defence: Miles Malleson<br/><br/>Judge Baron Williams: Keith Williams<br/><br/>The Rev Dr Wade: Willoughby Goddard<br/><br/>Robin Nealy: Andrew Irvine<br/><br/>Nellie Loveless: Penelope Lee<br/><br/>Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company<br/><br/>Tolpuddle is a village near Dorchester in Dorset, where in the years 1833 and 1834 a great wave of trade union activity took place and a lodge of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers was established.<br/><br/>George Loveless and five fellow workers – his brother James, James Hammett, James Brine, Thomas Standfield and Thomas's son John – were charged with having taken an illegal oath. But their real crime in the eyes of the establishment was to have formed a trade union to protest about their meagre pay of six shillings a week – the equivalent of 30p in today's money and the third wage cut in as many years.")
_stray-2016-124-thriller-movie-124-serial-killer-movie-124-full-movie.webp "Stray is a 2016 indie thriller film written and directed by Nena Eskridge. The movie follows Jennifer (Gabrielle Stone), a murderous young woman who arrives in the small town of Chestnut Hill with the intention of building a new life for herself, even if it means lying and killing to get what she wants.<br/>")
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