YouTube Link

All of my YouTube uploads are available on my channel, which you can access from the link above, but I have catergorised them here into the BBC Micro Music Demos, TV Adverts from the Latter part of the 20th Century, Music Clips from Soundfonts and Midi Files, TV Clips/other stuff and Slideshows.

I have also written a detailed breakdown of my YouTube channel.


TV Clips and other stuff

These clips are captured from old VHS tapes and a few Betamax ones.

Microsoft - Fire Your Imagination

A free promotion video by Microsoft issued in 1994.

Dave Gorman on Packet of Three

A young Dave Gorman on Packet of Three in 1991.

Johnny Immaterial on Packet of Three

A set from Johnny Immaterial (Jonathan Meres) from the same show that had the young Dave Gorman in. The show was transmitted on 6th September 1991 and writer/actor Jonathan Meres has gone on to write The World of Norm books and appear in several films and TV Series.

Channel 4 Promo Guilty

One of Channel 4 promos with interviews of celebrities about what they are guilty of.

Promo - Sam's Game

This was a comedy from May 2001 with Davina McCall as Sam who lives above a shop and sublets to Alex (Ed Byrne). Only six episodes were made.

Promo - The Secret Cabaret

This is a promo for The Secret Cabaret, a Channel 4 magic themed television programme conceived and hosted by Simon Drake.

End of programmes of Television South

Television wasn't always transmitted 24 hours a day, and this is the end of programmes on Television South in late 1982, with the national anthem played before closedown.

Stephen Fry's 100 Greatest Gadgets - CD

An extract showing the breakfast time honey on CD test.

Thames Continuity - Tom Edwards

A short continuity clip from Thames Television in 1982 featuring Tom Edwards.

Ministerial Red Box Goes Hi-Tech

This is a collection of news clips featuring the laptop prototype for the Chancellor's Ministerial Red Box. It was developed in January 1998 by the company I used to work for, and was based on Latches for Windows, the security software that had already been written.


Tomorrow's World

Tomorrow's World - Compact Disc

Kieran Prendeville explains this new thing call Compact Disc.

Tomorrow's World - Intelligent Musical Instruments

Howard Stapleford shows a computer enhancing the playing of a musical instrument.

Tomorrow's World - Terrestial transmission of computer program

Kieran Prendeville presents the tranmission of an Apple ][ and ZX81 computer program.

Tomorrow's World - Computer Programs that were transmitted

Here are screen captures of the programs tramitted on the Tomorrow's World program on BBC at 6:55pm on 3rd December 1981.


Film Related

24 Films/TV Shows - Aldershot

A compilation of 24 Films and TV Series that mention Aldershot in the dialogue.

Are You Sure About This?

A supercut of 25 Films that ask that most telling question.

Are You Out of Your Mind?

A supercut of 22 Films that use that demanding question.

What Are You Talking About?

A supercut of 39 Films that ask that most overused question.

I'm Not Quite Sure

A supercut of 25 Films that use that uncertain statement.

A Different Take on the Demands scene from Monty Python's Life of Brian

It's the one where they say "What have the Romans ever done for us?"

I'll Be Back

A supercut of 35 Films that use that defiant statement.

What Do You Think

A supercut of 50 Films that ask that probing question.

I Can't Do This/That

A supercut of 20 Films that make that statement.

Can I ask you a question?

A supercut of 28 Films that ask that questionable question.

Look At Me!

A supercut of 37 Films that make that statement.

Shaken, Not Stirred.

A supercut of 20 Films that utter that James Bond line.

What Do You Mean?

A supercut of 80 Films that ask that most overused question.

Let's Get Out Of Here.

A supercut of 51 Films that make that statement.

What Do You Want?

A supercut of 60 Films that utter that ask that question.

Can I Help You?

A supercut of 54 Films that utter that ask that question.

Wait A Minute

A supercut of 38 Films that utter that common line.

I Doubt It

A supercut of 35 Films that utter that common line.

What Are You Saying?

A supercut of 54 Films that ask that popular question.

What Time Is It?

A supercut of 60 Films that ask that popular question.

You're Kidding!

A supercut of 42 Films that feature that expletive.

Merry Christmas!

A supercut of 33 Films that feature that that seasonal message.

I'd Like That

A supercut of 37 Films that feature that expresion.

As You Wish

A supercut of 33 Films that feature that expression.

A Bad Time

A supercut of 21 Films that feature that expression.

Out of the Question

A supercut of 27 Films that feature that expression.

I've Changed My Mind

A supercut of 35 Films that feature that statement.

What's Your Name?

A supercut of 110 Films that ask that personal question.

Merry Christmas!

A supercut of 33 Films that feature that that seasonal message.

I Don't Think So

A supercut of 66 Films that feature that statement.

May The Force Be With You

A supercut of 17 Films that feature that Star Warsian phrase.

Where Are We?

The same line featured in 37 different films. A collection of clips featuring that searching question.

What Is It?

A supercut of 17 Films that feature that Star Warsian phrase.The same line featured in 60 different films. A collection of clips featuring that standard question.

Telling A Story

A sort of variation on my Same Line from Different Films series, this supercut uses 49 clips to try to tell a story. Several lines are repeated and the actual story is very short.

The Alphabet

A supercut using 75 clips reciting the alphabet. Note that this uses the letters and not words sounding like the letters. That means there is no bee, gee, eye, jay, oh, pea, queue, tea, you or why.

What Happens

A quick supercut of 37 clips covering some of the rules I stick to when creating my mashups. I was going to have more rules but my PC crashed and I've spent the last few days reinstalling everything.

Buying A Drink

51 film clips of people buying a drink, or offering to buy a drink, including beer and coffee.

Hello

The same line featured in 78 different films. I know technically it is a single word and can be used with names or nouns, like "Hello folks!" but I'm using it here as a single utterance for a greeting.

Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Good Evening and Good Night

A 4x 'same line' featuring 74 different films. The polite greeting over four time periods from morning, afternoon, evening and night.

I Don't Understand

The same line featured in 38 different films. A collection of clips featuring that perplexing statement "I don't understand".

Close Your Eyes

The same line featured in 36 different films. A collection of clips featuring that requesting statement "Close your eyes".

What Did You Say?

The same line featured in 32 different films. A collection of clips featuring that question "What did you say?".


Film Singalongs

Hammer Recites The Carpenters.

I've cut up 41 Hammer films to recite the lyrics to The Carpenters song (They Long To Be) Close To You.

Everybody Wants To Rule The World.

A singalong of Tears For Fears 1985 hit Everybody Wants To Rule The World, using clips from 84 films.

Kiss.

A singalong of Prince's 1986 hit Kiss, using clips from 96 films.

Faith.

A singalong of George Michael's 1987 hit Faith, using clips from 98 films.

I Should Be So Lucky.

A film singalong of Kylie Minogue's 1987 hit I Should Be So Lucky, featuring clips from 85 films.

Blame It On The Boogie.

A film singalong of Big Fun's 1989 cover of Blame It On The Boogie, featuring clips from 91 films.

Jump.

A film singalong of Girls Aloud's 2003 cover of Jump (For My Love), featuring clips from 118 films.


Nursery Rhymes by Film

The Cat and the Fiddle

Traditional nursery rhymes recited by film clips. This one uses 23 clips for The Cat and the Fiddle, or Hey, Diddle Diddle.

Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary

Traditional nursery rhymes recited by film clips. This one uses 19 clips for Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary.

Little Bo Peep

Traditional nursery rhymes recited by film clips. This one uses 15 clips for Little Bo Peep.

Humpty Dumpty

Traditional nursery rhymes recited by film clips. This one uses 12 clips for Humpty Dumpty.

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Traditional nursery rhymes recited by film clips. This one uses 19 clips for Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Traditional nursery rhymes recited by film clips. This one uses 37 clips for 1,2,3,4,5, Once I Caught A Fish Alive.


Ozzy

Ozzy as a Puppy

Early footage of Ozzy playing at home, but not quite house trained.

Ozzy Barking

Stopped for a break in the park, but someone wanted to keep walking.

Ozzy Dog

A small slideshow tribute to Ozzy, my niece's Springer Spaniel, who passed away in April 2017.

Ozzy Talks

An animated photo of my niece's Springer Spaniel Ozzy as a puppy, created with Crazy Talk.


The Net

The Net - Dan O'Brien (Retrogaming)

An excerpt from the 4th series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1997. Guest reviewer Dan O'Brien (technology journalist) explains the interest in old arcade games.

The Net - Richard Herring (Comedy on the Web)

An excerpt from the 2nd series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1995. Guest reviewer Richard Herring (comedian) searches for comedy on the web.

The Net - Trude Mostue (Virtual Pets)

An excerpt from the 4th series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1997. Guest reviewer Trude Mostue (Norwegian veterinary surgeon from BBC TV's Vet School) tries out virtual pets.

The Net - Rupert Goodwins (Comdex 96)

An excerpt from the 4th series of The Net in 1997. Guest reviewer Rupert Goodwins (technology journalist for PC Magazine at the time) reports on the Computer Dealers' Exhibition in Las Vegas in 1996.

The Net - Penn Jillette (CD-ROM Games)

An excerpt from the 4th series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1997. Guest reviewer Penn Jillette (magician) tries out some CD-ROM games.

The Net - The Pod (Tribal Identities of Cyberspace)

An excerpt from the 4th series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1997. Guest reviewers The Pod (techno futurist dance collective) identify the different types of PC users.

The Net - Dr Fiorella Terenzi (Jam with the Galaxy)

An excerpt from the 4th series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1997. Guest reviewer Dr Fiorella Terenzi (Italian astrophysicist and recording artist) searches for space related web sites.

The Net - Ben Wooley (The Global Traveller)

An excerpt from the 2nd series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1995. Presenter Ben Wooley shows how technology can help the travelling businessman.

The Net - The Internet via Satellite

An excerpt from the 4th series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1997. A piece on using satellites to increase the speed on internet access.

Saville Row Tailors (The Laser Suit)

An excerpt from the 2nd series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1995. An end piece showing how a Saville Row tailor is embracing new technology.

The Net - Pixar

An excerpt from the 4th series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1997. A piece on Pixar and other graphic companies using CGI in films.

The Net - Virtual Reality Games

An excerpt from the 1st series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1994. Jonathan Waldern, managing director of Virtuality, and Barrie Sherman (Industry Analyst) talk about Virtual Reality games.

The Net - CD-ROM Games

An excerpt from the 1st series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1994. Presenter Ben Wooley explains the latest addition to a PC, CD-ROM.

The Net - Neural Nose

An excerpt from the 1st series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1994. An end piece showing how computer software can sniff a wine.

The Net - Making Music for Interactive Adventure Games

An excerpt from the 1st series of The Net, a technology show that was on BBC 2 in 1994. Thomas Dolby explains how to create interactive music for adventure games.