@lesclairefrontal: "            50 Years of TV Weather
            9:00pm - 9:40pm
            BBC2 London & South East
           VIDEO Plus+: 863412
            Subtitled, Widescreen
            To mark the 50th anniversary of the first BBC weather broadcast 
in 1954, this seasonal special delves deep into the archives to explore our 
love-hate affair with Britain's unique climate. From the Big Freeze of 1963 
to the devastating floods of 2003, from fog-bound football matches to 
washed-out Wimbledons, from Hancock's rainy day blues to Victor Meldrew's 
holiday horrors, this film reveals the high and lows of our national 
weather.
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    @pah: "In uk.sci.weather on Fri, 31 Dec 2004 at 22:16:02, Dave Liquorice wrote
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I gave up on it after 5 minutes.
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham"
    @newsboy: "<quote>
I can beat that. One minute was enough for me. I decided I'd be better off
with the BBC1 film. 
The best documentary shown on BBC in the past few years was made forty years
ago - The Great War - and the cretins couldn't show the repeat of that
series without messing about with the scheduling so you were never sure
when it would be on next. Five generally do better documentaries than BBC.
Their programme on the 1953 storm was far superior to the BBC2 version.
Graham"
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