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Topic History of: Titanic - not enjoying it at all...
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In The Know Prunella Minge wrote:
Now I see BBC1 is due to show a documentary about the Titanic presented by...Len Goodman! Nice chap and all that, but why him??

Apparently, Pru, he was a fitter (or something like that) at Harland and Wolff shipyard.

Tenuous enough for you ??
veritas I;ve always been fascinated by the Titanic but it's warn thin lately.

The best book I read was how the Titanic didn''t actually sink until during WW2.
JK2006 Answer revealed Pru; Len was a welder at the Titanic ship builders!

Clever idea for a connection and quite a good show.
andrew Okay the Titanic sank 100 years ago hundreds of lives lost, it struck an Iceberg, they thought it was unsinkable blah blah blah. It's getting boring even Channel 5 did a program last night and did Nazi Titanic, if you want to watch a Titanic movie in 34 mins then here it is.

Prunella Minge JK2006 wrote:
I think that's part of this 1952 series, isn't it, Pru? Nostalgia rools. I'm rather enjoyimg the shows - Marty Wilde and the Beverlys were on this morning.

I don't think so JK - it's down as a three-part series starting this Friday on BBC1 at 8.30. Seems a bit odd. I agree about the 1952 series - quite engaging.