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"It's a snapshot of a world that has disappeared". Referring to the "Everybody's Talking" sequence in Margate from the Only Fools and Horses episode The Jolly Boys' Outing.
First shown on UK television on Christmas Day 1989 but set over an August Bank Holiday weekend.
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John and Julian sledging in Central Park, New York. The photos are dated as Christmas Day, 25th December 1977.
The Hornet No. 433, dated 25 December 1971. The Hornet Gallery of Courage - The Terrible Trek across the Ice-Fields cover, retelling the story of William Lashly (1867-1940) and Thomas Crean (1877-1938) saving the life of their colleague, Edward Evans (1880-1957), in 1912 on the second of Captain Scott's Antarctic expeditions. DC Thomson.
You're nicked! The Sweeney finally meet their match.
Not only did John Thaw and Dennis Waterman appear in the 1976 Morecambe & Wise Christmas Show (first shown in the UK on 25 December 1976) but Eric and Ernie returned the favour and appeared in an episode of The Sweeney titled 'Hearts and Minds' (first shown in the UK on 23 November 1978).
No-one should cry at Christmas. Short story from Spellbound No. 14, 25 December 1976. DC Thomson.
Spellbound No. 14, dated 25 December 1976. The Dark Secret of Grimstone Grange cover which I think is by Norman Lee. DC Thomson.
Buddy No. 98, dated 25 December 1982. Billy the Cat cover. Mike Dorey draws the strip inside but I'm thinking this cover may be by Pete Foster who also drew the strip at times. DC Thomson.
