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Topic History of: Sky At Night - 50th anniversary
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Mart I remember very well staying up to watch the episode with my Dad to catch a glimpse of something or other, live, simultaneously with the BBC and our own eyes and the sky clouded over both at our house and at Patricks` observatory, which incidently, was next door to my cousins house and he would often get excited about something and invite them around to view stars and planets with him.
A top bloke.
The Cat What a wonderful and truly imaginative show that was .. with the eternal Patrick Moore talking to his younger self back in 1957 (simulated of course) and then as a computer enhanced self to the future producer of the show in 2057 (possibly simulated). Brian May looked pretty good with white hair and beard, living in the Martian complex among old Queen memorabilia. I don't often watch that show but I'm glad I caught it.
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