Tony Keetch

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Actor & writer & Sir Desmond Stirling etc. Tried to kill five Doctor Whos so far. Represented by Wig & Pen Associates
Podcast: https://anchor.fm/anthony-keetch
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Received an anonymous gift in the post yesterday

LinkedIn keeps urging me to congratulate someone who has been dead for several years

TK Maxx confuses me

He’s alway looked like a bedraggled bin bag stuffed with rancid custard, but the fucking state of him now…

“While drunkenly staring at the sky one night, Sir Desmond Stirling - best-selling scribe of spine-tingling yarns - has a disquieting flashback to something disturbing… but what? What on earth could possibly spook a war hero like that? If it was from Earth…” #WorldUFODay tinyurl.com/mr3sy8pv

Sir Desmond Stirling's The Coves in Black episode 1 by The Gospel According to Sir Desmond Stirlingtinyurl.com While drunkenly staring at the sky one night to see a meteor storm, Sir Desmond Stirling - best-selling scribe of spine-tingling yarns - has a disquieting flashback to something disturbing… but what? ...

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Here Come Julyyoutu.be Provided to YouTube by Beggars Group Digital Ltd. Here Come July · Scritti Politti Anomie & Bonhomie ℗ 2016 Rough Trade Records Ltd Released on: 1999-08-02 Associated Performer: Green Gartside Producer, Mixing Engineer: David Gamson Music Publisher: CMRRA Music Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Music Publisher: Chrysalis Music Ltd. Composer Lyricist: Green Gartside Auto-generated by YouTube.

1/2 In 1990 ITV showed late night a Gary Numan concert. In the middle of the audience, amongst all the kohl-eyed Numanoids, there was a little old man. The director was obviously fascinated because he kept cutting back to him. By the end, this pensioner was smiling & bopping with the rest

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From Ego 4 by James Agate

If you see this, post a banger of a TV show theme tune

Man about the House opening titles - Themeyoutu.be Man about the House 1970's UK TVUp To Date (Man About The House) - Johnny Hawksworth

So has Carole Ann Ford been sitting by the phone all this time waiting forlornly for the call?

I watched one of the studio sessions of Pyramids of Mars being recorded from the observation room (although I was given a quick tour of the studio during their supper break). I noticed the continuity error of Tom’s hat when Ernie is killed, but was powerless to do anything.

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Add a right angle strip for Shad Thames and do a massive Davidson era Dalek v Unit game

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This feels like a bit of a film geek right of passage I have taken far too long to do. What you can see in the below is what's generally believed to be the oldest surviving film. It's not much, but from little acorns... www.youtube.com/watch?v=knD2...

Roundhay Garden Scene (1888)www.youtube.com The Roundhay Garden Scene was recorded at 12 frames per second and runs for 2.11 seconds. It is the oldest surviving film in existence and the first moving picture ever made using film and a camera, noted by the Guinness Book of Records. This sequence was filmed by Louis Le Prince in October 1888 using paper base photographic film and his single-lens combi camera-projector. According to Le Prince's son, Adolphe, it was filmed at the home of Joseph and Sarah Whitley in Leeds, England on October 14, 1888. Louis Le Prince was an inventor who created the first moving pictures using film and a single-lens camera. His films were created several years before the work of competing inventors such as Auguste, Louis Lumière and Thomas Edison. Le Prince was never able to perform a planned public demonstration in the United States because he mysteriously vanished from a train on September 16, 1890. Louis Le Prince Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Le_Prince

Living in my head is not a good place to be at the best of times, but after a wisdom tooth removal it’s less comfortable than Borley Rectory

Officially decrepit

Watching Butterflies as a teen in the late 70s I couldn’t work out why the two boys looked like Jethro Tull fans for whom the Pistols had never existed.

The whorebot followers have finally arrived here...

Watching Freddie vs Jason which was on one of the funny channels a while back, and I think they either showed the reels in the wrong order or I’ve ODed on Lucozade

Something for everyone

“Don’t Say I Didn’t Warn You!”

Theres a special place in Hell for whoever composed the Ikea hold music

An image I had made to promote a film script I wrote a few years ago

The older I get, the more I sympathise with Baroness Bomburst

Watching an old ep of Six Million Dollar Man. It features an environmental group called SLAG

The Evening Standard hasn’t been available anywhere locally for the past couple of years. Circulation has been non-existent

Apropos Doctor Who, would someone as young as Ruby use yards as a measure of distance as opposed to metres?

Me doing my National Service

Sir Desmond Stirling thought of it first!

When this edition was going out, I was a 20 yr old Fr Xmas in a department store in Ealing #totp