20ten81heroJan Zelezny broke the javelin world record on 06/04/1993 with a distance of 95.54m in South Africa. Off the back of his recent world title victory, Zelezny competed in Sheffield and in ideal conditions he threw just short of the record in round 2 but exceeded it by 12cm in round 3. At the time of posting this video these two throws are the second and third longest in history behind his 98.48m set in 1996.
Jan Zelezny - 95.34m and 95.66m Sheffield 29/08/199320ten81hero2011-10-16 | Jan Zelezny broke the javelin world record on 06/04/1993 with a distance of 95.54m in South Africa. Off the back of his recent world title victory, Zelezny competed in Sheffield and in ideal conditions he threw just short of the record in round 2 but exceeded it by 12cm in round 3. At the time of posting this video these two throws are the second and third longest in history behind his 98.48m set in 1996.Zharnel Hughes runs 19.77 seconds (+2.3 wind, reaction time 0.129), 9/7/202320ten81hero2023-07-09 | The day after running a superb 10.03 on a rain-lashed track to win the British 100m title, Zharnel Hughes completes the sprint double.Athlete faceplants running indoors20ten81hero2023-07-08 | 2000 European Indoor Championships 200m women round 1 heat 1.Linford Christie is number one (Zurich 1994 post-race interview)20ten81hero2023-07-08 | Linford Christie, after winning arguably the biggest and most important 100m race of 1994 in Zurich, lets rip on some choice members of the Santa Monica Track Club during the post-race interview with ITV’s Jim Rosenthal.
In summary Leroy Burrell (who had won a coin toss to run in the race but only finished 7th in 10.39 against 10.05 for Christie) and Carl Lewis (who was missing allegedly due to a stomach virus) had both previously accused Christie of faking a hamstring injury a month earlier in order to dodge a couple of meetings they were running in. This was just the latest amongst a host of other comments they had both made ever since Christie had won in Barcelona and Stuttgart, and suffice to say this had not gone down too well with Christie and the other members of Nuff Respect.Leroy Burrell distracts Linford Christie during this 60 metre race20ten81hero2023-07-08 | Leroy Burrell gives Linford Christie a lesson in how to get into the head of an opponent during a race lasting only six and a half seconds. As mentioned in the video Christie was not happy afterwards about being humiliated in such a high class race held in GB.
There is no sound but the pictures speak for themselves.Linford Christie on Ato Boldon20ten81hero2023-07-08 | Clip from the 1998 Commonwealth Games after the 100m second round.Zharnel Hughes runs 10.03 seconds (0.0 wind, 0.102 reaction time) in the worst weather, 8/7/202320ten81hero2023-07-08 | In a torrential rainstorm the new British 100m record holder wins the national title in a time just outside 10 seconds - pretty impressive considering the conditions.Pole vault pole fail20ten81hero2022-05-21 | South African pole vaulter Riaan Botha experiences an unsettling moment at the 1998 Commonwealth Games.National Lottery draw – Wednesday 25 February 199820ten81hero2022-05-06 | A previous jackpot winner starts the draw but not before being joined by an unexpected guest on the podium.National Lottery draw – Saturday 12 October 199620ten81hero2022-04-24 | Draw number 100 was started by Ken Southwell, one of the seven winners of the first jackpot nearly two years previously.
Sadly Ken passed away in May 2006 at the age of 46.National Lottery draw – Saturday 26 June 199920ten81hero2022-04-15 | A seemingly random lottery draw however this one has some significance: it was the first time that the prize for matching 5 numbers and the bonus (£165,961, 13 winners) ended up being more than the prize for matching all 6 numbers (£152,431, 46 winners)!Peacock20ten81hero2022-03-30 | The King's Singers make a guest appearance on Shooting Stars.Short scene from The Bill20ten81hero2022-03-18 | A short scene from The Bill (series 5 episode 70) which I thought even by 1989 standards was quite funny.When the race is 400 metres, you have to run 400 metres20ten81hero2022-02-26 | From the 1970 European Athletics Junior Championships held at Stade Colombes, Paris.
The sound has been muted because its from one of those sporting clip shows where they have "funny" commentary, trust me it wasn't funny or even worth listening to.
Race result: 1. Peter Beaven GBR 47.11 2. Ulrich Reich FRG 47.36 3. Andreas Scheibe GDR 47.65 4. Patrick Salvador FRA 47.96 5. Lionel Malingre FRA 48.08 6. Francisc Gedeon ROM 48.63 7. Ralf-Peter Schulz GDR 49.41 8. Semyon Kocher URS 49.56 (fell just before the finish)A different type of 110m hurdles race20ten81hero2022-02-20 | At the start of the third and final day of the 1989 World Cup in Barcelona, the first event - the men's 110m hurdles - was delayed due to bad weather. While waiting for the torrential rain to stop, a man from the crowd decided to have his own race "over" the barriers much to the amusement of those looking on.
Problems with the sound means there isn't any so sorry about that.The Indoor League series 4 (1975-76) programme 1320ten81hero2022-01-15 | Fred Trueman welcomes us to his house in Flasby to recap the fourth series. If Wikipedia is correct this was first shown on Thursday 25 March 1976.
Sadly this is the only programme of that series I have – despite keeping a lookout the rest were never aired when I recorded this one nearly 4 years ago. Whether the rest still existed in the archives or they just weren’t available at the time I can’t be sure.
Full result: 1 Bruno Marie-Rose FRA 20,36 2 Vladimir Krylov URS 20,53 3 John Regis GBR 20,54 4 Gilles Queneherve FRA 20,83 5 Erwin Skamrahl FRG 21,44 6 Ronald Desruelles BEL 21,78A Question of Sport (1/2)20ten81hero2012-04-29 | A complete episode minus the end credits of A Question of Sport broadcast in Autumn 1996 - back in an era when this programme meant something and a far cry from the utter shambles it has become (and that's putting it lightly).
From this series team captains Bill Beaumont and Ian Botham were replaced by Ally McCoist and John Parrot, it was also the final series chaired by David Coleman.
Accompanying McCoist and Parrot on this episode were Phil Tufnell, Matthew Pinsent, Gareth Southgate & Denise Lewis.
Rounds featured: 1. Picture Board 1 2. Sporting action 3. Mystery guest 4. Home or away 5. What happens next 6. 9 questions in 60 seconds 7. Picture board 2A Question of Sport (2/2)20ten81hero2012-04-29 | A complete episode minus the end credits of A Question of Sport broadcast in Autumn 1996 - back in an era when this programme meant something and a far cry from the utter shambles it has become (and that's putting it lightly).
From this series team captains Bill Beaumont and Ian Botham were replaced by Ally McCoist and John Parrot, it was also the final series chaired by David Coleman.
Accompanying McCoist and Parrot on this episode were Phil Tufnell, Matthew Pinsent, Gareth Southgate & Denise Lewis.
Rounds featured: 1. Picture Board 1 2. Sporting action 3. Mystery guest 4. Home or away 5. What happens next 6. 9 questions in 60 seconds 7. Picture board 2When indoor athletics goes wrong 1 - 1987 IAAF World Indoor Championships 60m hurdles final20ten81hero2012-04-03 | This is the final of the men's 60m hurdles at the inaugural IAAF World Indoor Championships in 1987: Greg Foster goes up against Canadian Mark McKoy, also in the field is Tonie Campbell, Colin Jackson and Nigel Walker.Bullseye star prize gamble - win or lose?20ten81hero2012-04-03 | A star prize gamble from the third series, this an early example of how the dart player should think before throwing the last dart when they're so close to the 101 required...When indoor athletics goes wrong 2 - 2000 EAA European Indoor Championships 400m semi final20ten81hero2012-04-03 | This is the first semi final of the men's 400m at the EAA European Indoor Championships in 2000. Six athletes start, how many finish...?ITV Schools on 4 - How We Used To Live caption error20ten81hero2012-01-01 | This comes from the very early days of ITV Schools programmes being shown on Channel 4. The programme titles for How We Used To Live on the caption bar are not removed like they normally would be when the transition to the countdown clock is made after 'The Journey' has finished playing out - was the person in charge not paying attention or was it a genuine software error?
All credit for this clip should go to James Hudson.ITV Schools junction - Spring 198720ten81hero2012-01-01 | A junction from the 4th week of the 1987 spring term (thanks to CaptainSiCo's slide compilation video from that term for the info).
The timing seems to be a little messed up on this one and its due to when the interval slide cuts to the clock a few seconds have already elapsed meaning the music "Timeless" finishes on the programme information slide.
All credit goes to the original poster of this video - it appears they are no longer on youtube.Yorkshire Television liquid gold ident20ten81hero2012-01-01 | The famous ident introduced around 1986.Ulster Television ident20ten81hero2012-01-01 | The "telly on a stick" ident which ran from 1980-88.Thames Continuity from 1988 220ten81hero2011-12-17 | Continuity from 1988Thames Continuity from 1988 120ten81hero2011-12-17 | Continuity from 1988Bad steeplechase spill - 1978 European Championships20ten81hero2011-12-17 | A pile-up at the second barrier on the first lap at the 1978 Prague European Championships.BBC2 continuity - 02/11/199120ten81hero2011-10-30 | Features the end of the news, a brief weather report, an advert for Radio 1 and the intro into Sounds of the Sixties.Meridian continuity - 28/04/199520ten81hero2011-10-30 | Features the end of Meridian News, a trailer for Knight Rider, a plug for Home & Away and then the beginning of CITV.
The episode of Rosie & Jim can be seen here:
part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeQLyduHOps part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNehrN7Zx9QChannel 4 continuity - 02/11/199120ten81hero2011-10-25 | After a few adverts for Faberge, Tennents Pilsner, Woolwich, Texaco, Sun and Bold, Channel 4 racing comes live from Churchill Downs for the eighth running of the Breeders' Cup.BBC1 closedown from 12/11/199120ten81hero2011-10-25 | Includes a weather report, a crime PIF and the national anthem played over the globe.
Thanks to Glamking1 for identifying the TX date.Adverts from 1991 (4)20ten81hero2011-10-16 | Some adverts recorded from TVS's showing of Police Academy 5 around Christmas 1991.
Contains adverts from Kronenbourg 1664, The People, AA, Nintendo Game Boy, BT & Malibu.Adverts from 1991 (3)20ten81hero2011-10-16 | Some adverts recorded from TVS's showing of Police Academy 5 around Christmas 1991.
Contains adverts from Ford Fiesta, Nescafe, Sunday Express, Prudential, Labatt's & Courts.Adverts from 1991 (2)20ten81hero2011-10-16 | Some adverts recorded from TVS's showing of Police Academy 4 around Christmas 1991.
Contains adverts from Martini, Halifax, Do It All, Reebok, Allied, Rover 200 series, Debenhams & Heineken.Adverts from 1991 (1)20ten81hero2011-10-16 | Some adverts recorded from TVS's showing of Police Academy 4 around Christmas 1991.
Contains adverts from Texas, Halls Mints, Super Mario Brothers 3, Carling Black Label, Lunn Poly, Comet, Persil, The Pine Store, Sewards, The Snooker Classic at the BIC & Hanningtons.ITV Schools Junction - 198220ten81hero2011-10-16 | This junction is from Spring Term 1982. Please note that the video is not what was originally broadcasted but a recreation - the playback quality was very poor on the original. The Granada stills at the front and back are the same as the original video as is the interval slide, the audio track has been kept as there was an announcement made over the clock.
Slide music 1: ???
Slide music 2: Tennessee Railroad
Clock music: Spring to Life 23-2-1 - Sometimes the answer is in the question...20ten81hero2011-08-20 | As per the title. Part of the previously uploaded A to Z of 3-2-1 but thought it deserved a separate upload.The A to Z of 3-2-1 (part 5)20ten81hero2011-08-07 | An A to Z of all things to do with 3-2-1 from those involved in the making of the show, originally shown on Challenge during Christmas 2000.
This has been split into five parts and includes some Challenge continuity along the way.
Unfortunately the tape ran out towards the end but at least you get to see if the star prize is won or not.Tarbys Frame Game part 120ten81hero2011-07-23 | This was broadcast on the Anglia network on 09/08/1987. Video includes the end credits of Sing Out!, adverts, some continuity and Tarby's Frame Game part 1.
Part 2 is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQzsWAvRXVMThe Crystal Maze - Aztec hoopla game20ten81hero2011-07-09 | Originally uploaded to a previous channel of mine, watch how this guy absolutely owns this game much to Richard O'Brien's amazement.
Unfortunately I don't have the full episode this clip came from or any others.Medley of Look & Read Songs (Geordie Racer)20ten81hero2011-07-08 | A collection of songs shown during the 1988 Geordie Racer story in the following order of appearance:
* Opening titles
* FL song
* SP song
* Think big -- full stop version
* Bill The Brickie -- ED version
* Magic E song
* ER song
* PL song (same tune as FL song)
* IGHT song
* Dog Detective
* NT song
* Closing titles
Vocals are performed by Derek Griffiths, Julie Stevens and Colin Marsh.
Although other variations with different lyrics may have been used elsewhere in the series only one version of the song is included.
This is the only story I can do this sort of video because it's the only one I have.3-2-1 - Dusty Bin20ten81hero2011-06-10 | The central character of the quiz, every week Dusty Bin was dressed to the theme of the show. This is part of an "A to Z" guide of 3-2-1 which aired at Christmas 2000 and features some series highlights and a contribution from Dusty's creator Ian Rowley.