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Sir Bruce Forsyth RIP
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Jim Tolmie's Underpants
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It was bound to happen, bound to happen, bound.
R.I.P. Sir Bruce Forsyth
As another poster stated, I'm not usually affected by celebrity deaths, but I always said I'd be gutted when Brucie died - and I do feel genuinely sad this evening.
I'm 47 years old so grew up initially watching The Generation Game on a Saturday night with my gran babysitting me and my brother , so they are fond memories.
Then later Play Your Cards Right, when he re-joined The Generation Game and The Price Is Right.
When my daughter was around 6-7 years old, we'd often have a game of "Play Your Cards Right" and she would always be Bruce.
On one occasion, my stepdad was doing the "Higher / Lower" bit and managed to get to the end successfully. In his celebration, he playfully picked my daughter up and spun her round.
Completely dead pan and serious, my daughter said "Oi, you can't pick Brucie Up"!!!!! (just a personal memory there!!)
Again, has been said, avoided any scandal from the seventies and the Beeb.
Loved the guy
As another poster stated, I'm not usually affected by celebrity deaths, but I always said I'd be gutted when Brucie died - and I do feel genuinely sad this evening.
I'm 47 years old so grew up initially watching The Generation Game on a Saturday night with my gran babysitting me and my brother , so they are fond memories.
Then later Play Your Cards Right, when he re-joined The Generation Game and The Price Is Right.
When my daughter was around 6-7 years old, we'd often have a game of "Play Your Cards Right" and she would always be Bruce.
On one occasion, my stepdad was doing the "Higher / Lower" bit and managed to get to the end successfully. In his celebration, he playfully picked my daughter up and spun her round.
Completely dead pan and serious, my daughter said "Oi, you can't pick Brucie Up"!!!!! (just a personal memory there!!)
Again, has been said, avoided any scandal from the seventies and the Beeb.
Loved the guy
r.soleofsalford
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couldnt stand the bloke
GrumpyFrog
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Always struck me as a deeply unpleasant man but a consummate master of his craft.
The Fat el Hombre
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Not my bag like so I'm not on the ball with it but if he's done that long without a scandal and he's done the programmes he's done and obviously entertained a lot of people then fair play. 89 a good age and obviously lived a good life so fair play and RIP
ChicagoBlue
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Didn't he do well,RIP.
Says it all.
xxxDidn't he do well,RIP.