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Jaz Wiseman’s ITC Entertained The World podcast. ITC - Lew Grade’s TV & Film company. If you grew up watching The Saint, Danger Man, The Persuaders!, Department S, The Baron, Man In A Suitcase, Randall And Hopkirk (Deceased), etc, This podcast is for you!
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Tuesday Jul 05, 2022
Tuesday Jul 05, 2022
ITC Entertained The World - Episode 15 (Season 2, episode 2) - Randall And Hopkirk (Deceased)
Hosted by Jaz Wiseman, Rodney Marshall and Al Samujh. Jaz, Rodney and Al discuss Randall And Hopkirk (Deceased) - the 1968/69 ITC action/adventure series that starred Mike Pratt as Jeff Randall, Kenneth Cope as Marty Hopkirk and Annette Andre as Jean Hopkirk.
Hear the Ghost Talk with contributions from Kenneth Cope and Annette Andre.
Take a Sentimental Journey with our hosts as they investigate A Disturbing Case. They Can Always Find A Fall Guy, as they go undercover and learn to Never Trust A Ghost.
As with all the previous ITC Entertained The World podcast it's All Work and No Pay and there's no Money To Burn as the podcast is free from adverts, free from sponsors and free to download.
With thanks to Network and Umbrella.
2 years ago
terrific podcast about some of the most loved television series on British television. ITC most certainly Entertained.
2 years ago
Haven’t heard this one yet, but I’m sure it will be up to your usual highly entertaining standard. Journey to and from work sorted out for tomorrow. Keep up the great work.
2 years ago
Thanks for all your comments David
2 years ago
Murder Ain’t What It Used To Be was never one of my favourite episodes but as a 14 year old in 1969 what fascinated me was the car driven by the Alan Gifford character a Mark 1 Ford Capri. The model was only launched in early 1969 at the time this episode was shot, so it must be this model’s first appearance on a TV drama.
2 years ago
So pleased that you mentioned Jenny (Judith Arthy)
2 years ago
Superb podcast on my favourite show. I loved it so much that I got my parents to buy a Vauxhall Victor FD (VMT 234G) in 1970
2 years ago
Excellent podcast R&H has been my favourite show since I watched it in 1969/70. I particularly like the credit given to Ted Astley’s fabulous and atmospheric score