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I Love the Seventies  

A set of 10 documentaries each focusing on a different year of the 1970's, nostalgia led these shows concentrated on the popular culture aspects of each year, tv, pop music, film etc. Each one was presented by a different celebrity. Each edition of the series was preceded by a TV show from the year in question and was followed by a film (often two) also from the relevant year.  

The shows themselves consisted of clips of the topics being talked about along with talking heads style interviews with celebrities (most whom would have been kids in the seventies).
These included Jamie Theakston, Rhona Cameron, Fiona Allen, Ainsley Harriott, Simon Donald of Viz Magazine, Stuart Marconie, Johnny Vegas, Kathryn Flett, Wayne Hemingway of Red or Dead, writer Keith Topping, Miranda Sawyer, Lucy Porter, Alan Cumming, Amelia Bullmore, Neville Staple, Shaun Ryder  etc.


The other contributors were people actually involved in the topics covered on the programme such as Barry Sheene talking about his career and his big crash which almost ended it, Tony Blackburn on the cult of the CB radio, Mike Yarwood discussing his career, Lindsay Wagner remembering her bionic days, Kevin Dobson talking about Kojack etc. The shows took a great delight in showcasing some of those buygones such as Space Dust, The Space Hopper, Chopper Bikes and Snorkel Parkers.

PRODUCTION DETAILS

Producer: Alan Brown / Titles: Voom

UK / BBC2 / 10x60m-e 1x90m-e/ 2000 Saturdays 8.55pm  

1. 1970 (Saturday 22 July 2000 - 8.55pm)

Host: Jimmy Saville / TV Show: Up Pompeii / Film: M*A*S*H

Topics covered:- Scooby Doo, Mungo Jerry, The Supremes, The Clangers, Stylophones, Chopper Bikes, The Goodies

 

2. 1971 (Saturday 29 July 2000 - 8.55pm)

Host: Britt Ekland / TV Show: The Liver Birds / Film: Silent Running

Topics Covered:- The Banana Splits, Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep, Get Carter, Space Hoppers,  

 

3. 1972 (Saturday 5 August 2000 - 8.55pm)

Host: David Cassidy / TV Show: The Dick Emery Shows / Films: Shaft's Big Score and Asylum

Topics covered:- Magpie Vs Blue Peter (with contributions from Susan Stranks and Mick Robertson), Love Thy Neighbour, Fruit Salad sweets, Cosmopolitan Magazine, The Joy of Sex book

 

4. 1973 (Saturday 12 August 2000 - 8.55pm)

Host:- Noddy Holder / TV Show: Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads /  Films: Enter the Dragon and Save the Tiger

Topics covered:- Kojack, Slade, Kung Fu, Sweet, Snorkel Parkers

 

5. 1974 (Saturday 19 August 2000 - 8.55pm)

Animated hosts: Bob Godfrey's Roobarb and Custard / TV Show: Show of the Week Mike Yarwood / Films: Earthquake and The Night Porter 

Topics covered:- Roobarb and Custard, The Wombles, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, Pan's People, Ford Capri, Pong the video game.

 

6. 1975 (Saturday 26 August 2000 - 8.55pm)

Host: Dennis Waterman / TV Show: The Good Life / Films: The Rocky Horror 
Picture Show and Shivers

Topics covered:- The Sweeney, Rocky Horror Picture Show, World of Sport, 
David Essex, The Fonz, Barry Sheene,

 

7. 1976(Saturday 2 September 2000 - 8.55pm)

Host: Kermit the Frog / TV Show: It Ain't Half Hot Mum / Films: Assault on 
Precinct 13 and The Man Who Fell to Earth

Topics covered:- Bjorn Borg, Stunt Kites, Disco, Abba and Dancing Queen. 

8. 1977 (Saturday 9 September 2000 - 9.00pm)

Host: Carrie Fisher / No TV Show / Films: Saturday Night Fever and Looking For Mr Goodbar

Topics covered:- Star Wars, Saturday Night Fever, The Sex Pistols, The Professionals, Skateboards, Space Dust (the strange sweet that popped in your mouth), Teen magazines like Jackie  

 

9. 1978 (Saturday 16 September 2000 - 9.05pm)

Host: Lynda Carter / TV Show: The Les Dawson Show / Film: Blue Collar

Topics:- Wonder Woman, The Incredible Hulk, Grease (the movie and the songs from it), Simon the computer game, Space Invaders, Top Trumps(the card game), Sodastream (the drink maker), Hot Gossip (the 'sexy' dance troupe), Kate Bush, Blake's 7, The Boomtown Rats, The War of the Worlds LP. 

 

10. 1979 (Saturday 23 September 2000 - 9.05pm)

Host: Lynda Carter / No TV Show / Film: Wise Blood

Topics:- The films 10 and Quadrophenia, The Dukes of Hazzard, Gary Numan, The Rubik's Cube, Holly Hobbie the toy, Leif Garrett, Vanderbilt Jeans, Monkey, Ska Music, Madness 

SPECIAL 
I LOVE A 1970'S CHRISTMAS (Sunday 24 December 2000 - 8.30pm)

Hosts: John Noakes, Valerie Singleton, Peter Purves

A ninety minute festive special looking at the music, the food, the presents, the adverts, the TV, the film and featuring all the usual talking heads from the series run, topics included, Boney M, Scalextrix, The Railway Children, Perfumes ands Aftershaves, dodgy Top of the Pops covers albums, Basil Brush, etc.

 

 


                              

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