Link it if you want. Here’s mine:
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"Colours" by Donovan

But over the last few days several shorts videos on the districts of London.

ARTV video

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A music video

Robert Shaw singing "Spanish Ladies" from Jaws.

Several videos about the London Underground Tube Lines.

Several videos about the London Underground Tube Lines.
More of the same that had been recently update.

Plastic Ono Band, Toronto 69

My Subscriptions.

Jay Flyn’s Virtual Pub Quiz.

We watch it every Thursday night.

Various London Transport videos.

Various London Transport videos.
More of the same.

K-Pop videos.

A series of these:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJWPWr9BDoQ

Various London Transport videos.
More of the same.

The Election

The Election
Not watching it live television?

Not watching it live television?


I subscribe to The NBC Channel on YouTube.

Last night, a handful of "piano" versions of various pop songs.

Such as this one:
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...and another one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwnMDsSH5hc ("California Gurls" by Katy Perry).

My Subscriptions

The Mark Jones Day of Dance, including the Broom Dance competition

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fF4Mpt2ynKA&feature=youtu.be

I cannot remember. Perhaps it was a pop song I like.

A few clips on QVC's Youtube page.

Various transport videos

A music video

Water drop nails so pretty!

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^ That looks interesting (to an extent). :o

This:

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I first saw it on TV when it was originally broadcast, but I happened to come across it and so I decided to take a trip down memory lane.

Warning: plenty of hilarity involved.

The whole series is here.

A certain Family Feud ep (from the Ray Combs era) which is particularly funny during the second half:
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Just felt like watching this

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Boston dynamics do some great stuff and make really funny videos of their robots


Last night we listened to Morgan the Moon by Max Boyce. They didn’t have the video of him for copyright reasons, but showed images relating to the lyrics



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBrjdQIH8uw

A Hewlett-Packard 7475 printer plotter drawing some graphics

My subscription list to see of any new videos

I really want to share this!

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My subscription videos.

James Charles

The start of the Rolling Stones Hyde Concert in 1969, but will continue it later.

If Wales reported on England like England reports on Wales

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cx8MdvKTOk

The start of the Rolling Stones Hyde Concert in 1969, but will continue it later.


I've seen that in it's entirety. There's a wild, long version of  "Sympathy for the Devil" at the end. It's out of tune as hell (no pun intended), but it's wild.

I've seen that in it's entirety. There's a wild, long version of  "Sympathy for the Devil" at the end. It's out of tune as hell (no pun intended), but it's wild.
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Live streaming a cricket match, till it was rain stopped play.

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My Subscriptions

My subscription videos.

My Subscriptions .

You must have lots of 'em! ;)

You must have lots of 'em! ;)


About 11.

A video of the Dodgers visiting the White House yesterday.

Three days ago, this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zzv4wqhIDcg

I just watched this, wow!  :o

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This brief segment of "The Chase":
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Also this longer segment from another episode:
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Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMDuWiH-oqg

Another round of these (funny test/homework answers):

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A Weather Alert

I actually watched this thing on QVC a while ago, just didn't put a link because I had only that tab open...

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A video with advice on how to temporarily fix your FitBit Alta charger if the clip gets broken (which, unfortunately, is a common problem):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUctCDBFf3I

Carly Simon
"I Can't Thank You Enough"

Lovely song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akT-6p1ncds

Various short films about London

A video on people who posted anti vaccination memes and then died of Covid... ::) (haven't fact checked it though so I don't know whether that all accurate)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90-gqrGftio

Noel Harrison performing his best known song "Windmills Of You Mind" on the "Spirit of 71" stage at the 2011 Glastonbury Festival. Nice!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlWHXOxcouo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykU5UIG2fmo&ab_channel=Pillow

Interesting.

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More London Transport videos.

Tonight's episode of Jeopardy.

On television it was going to air at 1a.m. due to Monday Night Football. So I found a YouTube video that showed the whole episode without commercial interruptus.

More London Transport videos.
A few more.

A short film on a district of London

"Inside New Zealand's Lost Hippy Commune"

Interesting human interest story!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXDuZe2V7ks

Documentary about "Dark Shadows" made in 1987:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdLFC7urJLg

More London Transport videos.
More of the same kind.

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A Morris Dance from last weekend.

Someone sent it to our group WhatsApp but I can’t find the actual video if I go to YouTube to post it here

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Ch-ch-ch chia.

Of the original ones my favorite one is the tree. They still have them at various stores like Walmart and Target.

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Ooh ok! I thought it would be interesting to post a topic about it. Didn't know this. Sorry about that.

Ooh ok! I thought it would be interesting to post a topic about it. Didn't know this. Sorry about that.
Please note that you have already replied to this topic 11 times with the first post sent on March 19th of this year.

My friend who makes and sells candles.

reaction videos.

Please note that you have already replied to this topic 11 times with the first post sent on March 19th of this year.


Yes.  :)

This is such a sweet story that it is worth sharing.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au_7Q1gKlmQ


Cat

Trying to find a song described on the radio

This isn’t it, but is the last thing I watched on YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjBvIC0rAp8

Trying to find a song described on the radio

Which song was that, was it on BBC Radio 2?

Which song was that, was it on BBC Radio 2?


Yes, on Johnnie Walker’s Sounds of the Seventies.

Someone wrote in describing a Christmas song Johnnie had played on his Radio 1 show back in the Seventies. It was upbeat, and ended with a ragtime kind of sound.

Yes, on Johnnie Walker’s Sounds of the Seventies.

Someone wrote in describing a Christmas song Johnnie had played on his Radio 1 show back in the Seventies. It was upbeat, and ended with a ragtime kind of sound.
I will do my bit of research for you, but I have to finish Tony Blackburn's Sounds if the Sixties first.

A change in my listening, now listening to Johnnie Walker (on Sounds) now.

I heard JW announced the song, nothing on the given playlist for the radio show.

I will do my bit of research for you, but I have to finish Tony Blackburn's Sounds if the Sixties first.

A change in my listening, now listening to Johnnie Walker (on Sounds) now.

I heard JW announced the song, nothing on the given playlist for the radio show.


He didn’t identify which song had been described. Listeners were invited to give their suggestions I think.

He didn’t identify which song had been described. Listeners were invited to give their suggestions I think.
Thanks, but will carry on listening to the show, and found nothing on my searching as yet.

He didn’t identify which song had been described. Listeners were invited to give their suggestions I think.
I feel that the Johnnie Walker show is not live, so I imagine no live audience submittance to the show, not like Tony Blackburn on Saturday which is live. So updates on that Christmas song may possible be next week.

I am right, not a live show, JW play a tribute to the late John Miles, and no mention of the late Mike Nesmith.

Yes, on Johnnie Walker’s Sounds of the Seventies.

Someone wrote in describing a Christmas song Johnnie had played on his Radio 1 show back in the Seventies. It was upbeat, and ended with a ragtime kind of sound.
The complete "Layla" by Eric Clapton has at the end an piano, but this is not a Christmas song. The Second Movement is rarely played on the radio.

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Tonight's episode of "Jeopardy!"

In the Los Angeles market, it's supposed to be on TV later on, due to the Rams being involved in Monday Night Football.

The complete "Layla" by Eric Clapton has at the end an piano, but this is not a Christmas song. The Second Movement is rarely played on the radio.


I have heard that second half of "Layla" many a time on the radio in my area, especially on the classic rock stations.

I have heard that second half of "Layla" many a time on the radio in my area, especially on the classic rock stations.


Yes, I used to hear it all the time when I lived in the US, but they very rarely play it in the U.K.

Yes, on Johnnie Walker’s Sounds of the Seventies.

Someone wrote in describing a Christmas song Johnnie had played on his Radio 1 show back in the Seventies. It was upbeat, and ended with a ragtime kind of sound.
I have an idea, one day I will continually play Christmas pop songs on YouTube, and see what comes up.

Price Is Right

Christmas In Our Hearts by Jose Mari Chan


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Ash vs Hau in the Alolan League Battle!

Last night, a handful of "piano" versions of various pop songs.

Such as this one:


A couple more... for two recent hits by Dua Lipa that I like:

"Levitating" - this one's actually quite good
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"Break My Heart"
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A series of these:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLggyNeEzfL9_u0bY6EIEIYKy3oIe6P8G0

...but not all of them since there are 125 of them and some are duplicates.

Once again, an "advanced" piano version of Dua Lipa's "Break My Heart":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiP8iBr-XdA


I actually like the sound of this arrangement better than the one in my previous post. I'd kinda like to try this myself, but it's been lotsa years since I last played anything on the piano, plus it seems a bit challenging.

A Les Mills Body Pump half hour workout

A series of these:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLggyNeEzfL9_u0bY6EIEIYKy3oIe6P8G0

...but not all of them since there are 125 of them and some are duplicates.

Revisiting these again right now.

Podcast

A series of these:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLggyNeEzfL9_u0bY6EIEIYKy3oIe6P8G0


Revisiting these again right now.

I finally got through all of these earlier this week, and it turns out that none of them are duplicates at all. I thought there might've been some because a number of them look similar. (But no two were recorded on the same date.)

Cricket being steamed live.

A clip from Hollywood Squares (1999) that I've seen on TV several times. (One involving the late Gilbert Gottfried.)

I watched what was in my subscriptions.

Cricket being steamed live.

Two episodes of "London Districts".

A clip from Hollywood Squares (1999) that I've seen on TV several times. (One involving the late Gilbert Gottfried.)


YOU FOOL! :D

Only looked at the home page to see ant new videos to watch.

Stephen Colbert.


Cat

YOU FOOL! :D

Yep, that was the one! :D

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A religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles, this morning.

The Chicago Bears celebrate with "belly-flops" as they win their first game of the season vs. the 49ers  :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2dC_AH2srY

A podcast.

The Red Balloon, the 1956 French fantasy comedy-drama featurette written, produced, and directed by Albert Lamorisse.

The Red Balloon, the 1956 French fantasy comedy-drama featurette written, produced, and directed by Albert Lamorisse.


Was that the one with the little boy who followed the red balloon that seemed to be alive? I remember seeing that when I was kid but I thought it was a '60s movie.


Cat

Was that the one with the little boy who followed the red balloon that seemed to be alive? I remember seeing that when I was kid but I thought it was a '60s movie.


Cat
Indeed that is the one.

We were trying to get my granddaughter to watch it, but she was not interested with it. She was given a large red balloon at a friend's birthday party.

I had never realised it was an Oscar winning (short) film.

Indeed that is the one.

We were trying to get my granddaughter to watch it, but she was not interested with it. She was given a large red balloon at a friend's birthday party.

I had never realised it was an Oscar winning (short) film.


Like I said, I remember seeing it as a kid (never seen it as an adult) and I remember the end. (I don't want to spoil it for others who want to watch it. I just want to check my memory.)



Other kids pop the red balloon with rocks & a slingshot and all these balloons go to the boy and he floats away holding them.


Am I remembering the ending correctly?


Cat

Like I said, I remember seeing it as a kid (never seen it as an adult) and I remember the end. (I don't want to spoil it for others who want to watch it. I just want to check my memory.)



Other kids pop the red balloon with rocks & a slingshot and all these balloons go to the boy and he floats away holding them.


Am I remembering the ending correctly?


Cat
Yes

Yes


Thanks. My memory is still intact. I guess that a good thing.


Cat

Thanks. My memory is still intact. I guess that a good thing.


Cat
You've got it!

... and (obviously) it is available to view again.

You've got it!

... and (obviously) it is available to view again.


When I have a bit more time. Right now, I am doing about 5 million things at once (as usual).


Cat

A Podcast

Now back to viewing live cricket.

Now back to viewing live cricket.
Rain stopped play....

A contestant on The Masked Singer US taking his or her mask off!

Live cricket, till the radio fell...

A religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles, this morning.

I'm going to watch the latest one of these pretty soon.

A religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles, this morning.

I'm going to watch the latest one of these pretty soon.

I just tried going to the cathedral's Youtube page, but they didn't have it on there. Nor did they have any from the past few weeks...which is odd, because they were on there each of the past few weeks.

I just tried going to the cathedral's Youtube page, but they didn't have it on there. Nor did they have any from the past few weeks...which is odd, because they were on there each of the past few weeks.

They finally posted it! :)

A construction update on a certain So-Cal highway.

A podcast.

Sen. Patrick Leahy's farewell speech. It is worth listening to.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2eVcgzpmGk


Cat

Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles. (It was live at 10 a.m. PST, but I watched it hours later, when I was ready.)

Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles. (It was live at 10 a.m. PST, but I watched it hours later, when I was ready.)

And today I watched the one from today, during the last hour.

A west coast journey on the Coast Starlight that some guy did.

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Most of what's in the first several minutes is familiar territory to me.

A video on the history of a tube station in London.

Just a little something from QVC’s youtube page…
https://youtube.com/watch?v=MkyewVkSICI

A War Story

Susan Lucci finally getting the Daytime Emmy Award for Lead Actress in a Drama Series.  Erica Kane finally got her Daytime Emmy Award after not getting it the past 18 times.  It took until the end of the 1990s before Susan was was even recognized.

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Everyone who was around back then knows that Susan was nominated 18 times and by the 19th time she finally got it.  You'd have thought that the way that Shemar Moore was calling out that the streak was over he was calling out a basketball game.  "THE STREAK IS OVER! SUSAN LUCCI!"!

Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles. (It was live at 10 a.m. PST, but I watched it hours later, when I was ready.)

And I watched the one from yesterday a few hours after it ended in realtime.

A few things from QVC:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg7qz1ZI1OA
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PLUIf9WTibg
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H3lWywlspHo

Hitler

Earlier this week: a "hard" piano version of "California Gurls" by Katy Perry.

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Sometimes I get curious about how to play certain pop songs on piano (not that I would ever actually give it a try, but it does occasionally spark my interest).

Susan Lucci finally getting the Daytime Emmy Award for Lead Actress in a Drama Series.  Erica Kane finally got her Daytime Emmy Award after not getting it the past 18 times.  It took until the end of the 1990s before Susan was was even recognized.

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Everyone who was around back then knows that Susan was nominated 18 times and by the 19th time she finally got it.  You'd have thought that the way that Shemar Moore was calling out that the streak was over he was calling out a basketball game.  "THE STREAK IS OVER! SUSAN LUCCI!"!



I remember that. It was during my soap days. Never was an All My Children watcher but I watched all the other ABC soups.



Cat

classic Price Is Right.

classic Price Is Right.

The ones hosted by Bill Cullen? Those are amazing; they can also get hilarious at times.

I last saw these, on the QVC Youtube page:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k8ANJdiG-HE
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CLGntnmrDno

and others:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wbDMO3UencE

The ones hosted by Bill Cullen? Those are amazing; they can also get hilarious at times.

Bob Barker.

Bob Barker.

Oh yes, his version began in 1972. I can probably find clips from the early years of his tenure as host.  For the record, I began watching TPIR with him as host in the late 1980s.

Oh yes, his version began in 1972. I can probably find clips from the early years of his tenure as host.  For the record, I began watching TPIR with him as host in the late 1980s.

They have a lot of the old retro game shows on YouTube.

They have a lot of the old retro game shows on YouTube.

That’s true. O0

The very old Price Is Right, hosted by Bill Cullen, has been airing sporadically on the Buzzr channel.

Here is one clip of an episode from 1960: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zPIreyRwKPQ

Plenty of Republic of Doyle.  I can still watch it on TV and on www.ctv.ca and on www.gem.cbc.ca.

walking tours of different neighborhoods.

The 1939 British comedy film "Ask a Policeman".

The American silent two-reeler film "Liberty", directed by Leo McCarey starring comedy duo Laurel and Hardy. It was released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1929.

Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles. (It was live at 10 a.m. PST, but I watched it hours later, when I was ready.)

I just finished watching the one for this week.

Tom Holland on Lip Sync Battle performing Umbrella

The 1933 pre-Code short film "Me and My Pal", starring Laurel and Hardy, directed by Lloyd French and Charles Rogers, and produced by Hal Roach. In 2016, it was one of several Laurel and Hardy films to be restored by the UCLA Film and Television Archive.

Yes, the one with the jigsaw puzzle.

A podcast.

Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles. (It was live at 10 a.m. PST, but I watched it hours later, when I was ready.)

And yesterday, I watched the Palm Sunday service livestreamed from there. It was longer than a usual Sunday Mass, due to Palm Sunday being a special liturgical day.

walking tours of different neighborhoods.

That sounds like it might be interesting. :)

walking tours of different neighborhoods.

That sounds like it might be interesting. :)
I do the same with London, also if I know that I will be visiting a town, etc.

Live cricket

Live cricket
More of the same match

Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles. (It was live at 10 a.m. PST, but I watched it hours later, when I was ready.)

And a short while ago, I finished watching that of today.

Today's Sunday mass, from a different church than the one I normally watch.

Tonight’s episode of Jeopardy. I had to view it online because ABC was airing the NFL Draft at the time Jeopardy normally airs.

Tonight’s episode of Jeopardy. I had to view it online because ABC was airing the NFL Draft at the time Jeopardy normally airs.

Ditto for tonight! And for the same reason!

Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles.

Just started looking at this:

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I already saw it on TV back in 2005, but I decided to look at it again for a good laugh.

A much longer clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24XyPgFXknM

Retro MTV videos.

This "Whose Line Is It Anyway" clip:
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Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles. (I didn't watch it in real time, though. I seldom do.)

This, from the HSN youtube page... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKseISLGuMY
I saw part of it this morning in real time.

A walking tours of different neighborhoods.
Another video, on a different district of London

Another video, on a different district of London
Another video of the same, and turns out I have seen it before.

Another video, on a different district of London
More of the same, but his time it was on a boat down a canal.

More annoying ads...

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Murdoch Mysteries: S7E8: Republic of Murdoch the cross-over episode that had a guest appearance by Allan Hawco from Republic of Doyle who played Jacob Doyle, Jake Doyle's grandfather.  And Yannick Bission starred in the Republic of Doyle episode Whatever Doesn't Kill You where he played Bill Murdoch, Willam Murdoch's great-grandson.

Today's religious service, livestreamed from the Cathedral of Los Angeles. (I just finished watching it a short while ago, in fact.)

A series of “Party Quirks” from Whose Line Is It Anyway (the US version with Drew Carey as the host).

Another video, on a different district of London
Another of the same, a different area

Just viewed my subscription home page for any new videos

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This!