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Bobbisox1 | 22:13 Sat 07th Nov 2020 | Film, Media & TV
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Time for us to give our thanks to those people past and present who gave their all for our tomorrow
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That should be all year round.
22:15 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Just turned over for it Bobbi, unmissable imo.
22:16 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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I watch it every year Baldric
22:17 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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How are they holding it in the middle of lockdown?
22:18 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Still with the music and video clips of the bravery of our forces Jack
22:20 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Stopped watching the programme a few years ago, doesn’t mean I don’t still adhere to the sentiment.
I find the programme somewhat boring.
22:21 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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So it's not live from the Royal Albert Hall, then?
22:21 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Each to their own Vagus
22:22 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Yes it's from the R.A.H Jack
22:22 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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It was recoded before this current lockdown
22:23 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Is the Queen there?
22:23 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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jackdaw, they said just before the program started that it was filmed before lockdown (assume the meant before your England one starting 2nd November not the March one)
22:24 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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No, HRH Prince Charles has been on and of course Sir Tom
22:25 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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21.23 Don't think so jack. I don't think Freddie Mecury is there either.
22:32 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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@21.26.Why,should he be there?Who the hell is Freddie Mecury anyway?Never heard of him before.
22:38 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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yna - // @21.26.Why,should he be there?Who the hell is Freddie Mecury anyway?Never heard of him before. //

If you are being serious - it's hard to tell in print - the reference to Freddie Mercury was in response to the point that The Queen was absent - Freddie was lead singer for rock band Queen, sadly he is deceased.
22:41 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Freddie Mercury was the lead singer in the pop group Queen. Hence the mild attempt at humour.
22:41 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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I know who Freddie Mercury is.If Gully wants to be funny he should at least get the name right.Instead of falling flat on his face again.
22:47 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Anyone paying attention to Prince Charles' speech would have noticed he referenced the 70th anniversary of the end of the second World War, and there was me thinking it was the 75th.
22:48 Sat 07th Nov 2020
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Yes I did Baldric and yes it's the 75th anniversary
22:50 Sat 07th Nov 2020

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