Mean girl

Please please please be on the look out for a better version of eps 3-6

It's finito!!!!

I enjoyed that but I've no idea why

Thank the f...inito. my hearing hurts

And part 2?

Comes from living on an island

Being the same. Part 2 of this version is on archive.org. can't imagine it gets better, sound wise

What a strange line to end on - 'And I'm very annoyed'. Doesn't do anything for me.
The second half is just as weird, and even violent, but all ends well. It has to - it's BBC Children, Christmas...can't not have a happy (if slightly bemused) ending.

Better than it all being twee.

Yeah, but Stoke etc is stuck right in the middle (so you say) so it's hardly an island to YOU, is it? Eh? eh? EH?

Dunna go on. It's making me feel down, down...

So is this episode 1 or 1 &2

Dunna go on. It's making me feel down, down...

1 2 and 3

Obviously better than twee. It's a a dastardly plot - the playback is so bad because the BBC want us to buy their remastered version for £20. See Amazon for details.

Go and listen to radio Caroline

None of us want to be shocked by the realism. Apart from M1.

I've read your books. Nothing shocks me any more.

And on that bombshell, I'm off to hunt down a sonically pleasing conclusion to box of delights. Or whatever you want....

I've read your books. Nothing shocks me any more.

True, well bye all

oh dear, you are all going to kill me. I have just located all 6 episodes of Bof D on archive.org in great nick, visually and audio-ally.
That's what happens when you put me in charge. I will alter the details for part 2 and I will change the link on here for AA.

Maybe it's just me but struggling with a creaky old version somehow added to the entertainment value of the evening. Something about battling with adversity. Very British.

Well, Tarquin Bazza, that's good to know. Jolly hockeysticks!

Lololololol!!! Gonna see if I can change my Horizon handle to Tazza Bazza.

Well, rather late to the party, but I enjoyed that, despite the appalling quality of the recording. Suitably weird and folklore-ish.

Rather surprised that no-one commented on everyone's relaxed attitude to a small girl going off with strangers and being away overnight. I can just about get my head round Kay's guardian taking off like that, as the house is full of servants (although that maid seemed more child-like than the children) but nowadays if a child went missing like that they'd have been turning the whole countryside upside down after half an hour!

Looking forward to Thursday, though.