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Old 18-09-2007, 08:55   #31
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Oh yeah. That famous television detective.
He's famous and I've seen him on telly.

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He's famous and I've seen him on telly.

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So can those of us in the dark be enlightened please?

I found Fabian of the Yard on google but nothing on Sabre of London.
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Old 18-09-2007, 15:07   #33
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So can those of us in the dark be enlightened please?

I found Fabian of the Yard on google but nothing on Sabre of London.
I dont remember Sabre either ---perhaps it was connected with American Werewolf in London

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http://www.angelfire.com/retro/cta/UK/SaberOfLondon.htm
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Old 18-09-2007, 15:23   #34
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He Was The Most Handsome Man Around At That Time,,,even If He Did Only Have One Arm ....(SABRE)
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Old 10-10-2008, 22:27   #35
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Found this thread via todays birthdays, and did a google. Got to say, don't remember Sabre at all, even though I'm probably the same age as you Willow.

I do remember Man In a Suitcase though. Richard Bradford...he was yummy...

Who was it said we shouldn't bring up old threads? ......

Found a link anyway.

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Old 10-10-2008, 22:54   #37
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Dixon of Dock Green?

One episode of that sticks in my mind, where the kids went missing, and were later found in the river. or is my
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Dixon of Dock Green?

One episode of that sticks in my mind, where the kids went missing, and were later found in the river. or is my
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Dangermouse and Penfold get my vote.....
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Did ya know beni, that when Jack Warner died his coffin was carried by Police Officers...real ones?

Apparently he and the programme were held in very high regard back then.

wonder if it would be the same for someone on the Bill.
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Agreed... no contest...loved it..watched it with the kids lol!
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Not on telly.. but I reckon Garinda and Entwisi would have solved some crimes...they sort out what time you came on..whatever time you posted ...I call em the "Oxford two"
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Did ya know beni, that when Jack Warner died his coffin was carried by Police Officers...real ones?

Apparently he and the programme were held in very high regard back then.

wonder if it would be the same for someone on the Bill.
They may do as long as they get 42 days notice of the venue.
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Found this thread via todays birthdays, and did a google. Got to say, don't remember Sabre at all, even though I'm probably the same age as you Willow.

I do remember Man In a Suitcase though. Richard Bradford...he was yummy...

Who was it said we shouldn't bring up old threads? ......

Found a link anyway.

Mark Saber
Saw Richard Bradford in a film not long ago cazzer, his hair is pure white now and he's built like a brick outhouse (for want of a better fraze) didn't realise who he was at first, just thought his face was familiar, only twigged on me when I watched the credits t the end, the film was a version of a Dean Koontz novel, The Servants of Twilight.
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My Mum liked No Hiding Place and my wife likes Midsomer Murders but I like Hetty Wainthrop, however I cannot stand her in that other programme.
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