Where Were You in '62?
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| + | The show's panellists were celebrities from that era, such as Katie Boyle, Norman Vaughan, Macdonald Hobley, Helen Shapiro, Craig Douglas, Bernard Bresslaw,Joe Brown to name a few, who would start by giving a quick resum'e of what they were doing in 1962, and as two shows were recorded at the same session- what they were also doing in 1952. | ||
| + | The announcer was James Alexander Gordon who sometimes added his voice to the questions. | ||
| + | The second series introduced a ficticious hostess 'Gloria' who to quote Nigel "is our glamorous sequin hostess who is now wheeling on the prize trolley with such goodies as a colour TV converter, a Hula Hoop, a Coronation mug" | ||
| + | The sig tune was a bit of a novelty as it was sixties Beatles hit Lady Madonna played in a fifties style by Lord [Hoots Mon]Rockinghams Eleven. | ||
| + | It run for two series. | ||
Revision as of 08:50, 20 July 2008
Synopsis
Panel game about the events, fashions and fads of the 1950s and 1960s.
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Inventor
Nigel Rees
The show's panellists were celebrities from that era, such as Katie Boyle, Norman Vaughan, Macdonald Hobley, Helen Shapiro, Craig Douglas, Bernard Bresslaw,Joe Brown to name a few, who would start by giving a quick resum'e of what they were doing in 1962, and as two shows were recorded at the same session- what they were also doing in 1952. The announcer was James Alexander Gordon who sometimes added his voice to the questions. The second series introduced a ficticious hostess 'Gloria' who to quote Nigel "is our glamorous sequin hostess who is now wheeling on the prize trolley with such goodies as a colour TV converter, a Hula Hoop, a Coronation mug" The sig tune was a bit of a novelty as it was sixties Beatles hit Lady Madonna played in a fifties style by Lord [Hoots Mon]Rockinghams Eleven. It run for two series.
