£200 to gamble but is it worth it?

[Doc Lynam]

 

[Jim Van Winkle]

Should have kept the money. 200 quid in 1983 would have paid the mortgage off on their lovely terrace house in Rotherham.

 

[Doc Lynam]

Should have kept the money. 200 quid in 1983 would have paid the mortgage off on their lovely terrace house in Rotherham.

LOL

 

[Cheshire Cat]

That programme was rubbish even then and looks desperate now.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

That programme was rubbish even then and looks desperate now.

Well you're just totally wrong there I'm afraid. Fantastic show, hosted to perfection.

 

[Doc Lynam]

That programme was rubbish even then and looks desperate now.

Just because you and your misses missed out on a speed boat!

 

[Blackadder]

That programme was rubbish even then and looks desperate now.

It was top viewing on a Sunday afternoon back in the day.

"Your charity money is safe"

 

[Blackadder]

Just because you and your misses missed out on a speed boat!

Usually won by someone in Birmingham. Caravans were another popular, "must have" prize.

 

[Jim Van Winkle]

Caravans were another popular, "must have" prize.

For when people from the South Croydon area were on the show.

 

[fataddick]

The star prize was cash. ITC rules at the time meant they couldn't advertise a cash prize hence the speedboat/caravan shit. Think it was a couple grand, 5k maybe, but the prize was always cash. No-one really won a speedboat ffs, are you all stupid?

 

[Blackadder]

The star prize was cash. ITC rules at the time meant they couldn't advertise a cash prize hence the speedboat/caravan shit. Think it was a couple grand, 5k maybe, but the prize was always cash. No-one really won a speedboat ffs, are you all stupid?

Well...... We are not on the wrong board.

 

[Jim Van Winkle]

The star prize was cash. ITC rules at the time meant they couldn't advertise a cash prize hence the speedboat/caravan shit. Think it was a couple grand, 5k maybe, but the prize was always cash. No-one really won a speedboat ffs, are you all stupid?

My childhood ruined. Every Sunday watching Bully (love a bit of Bully) hoping and dreaming that Clive and Deborah from Tamworth would win a speedboat.

 

[Durlston]

Usually won by someone in Birmingham. Caravans were another popular, "must have" prize.

Or Tamworth - as Peter Kay said in his stand-up video.

Jim Bowen: "D'ya want ta gamble your prizes - A Henry hoover, an electric razor and a weekend in Scarborough, for Bully's special prize?"

 

[hybrid_x]

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....a food blender.

lol.