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They came, they battered, they bickered. Peter Hudson and David Halls were as famous for their on-screen spats as they were for their recipes. The couple ("are we gay - well we're certainly merry") turned cooking into comedy. Coming soon after winning 1981 Feltex Entertainer of the Year, this episode shows viewers how to make crepes with cream chicken and vegetable filling. There's microwaves, roasted nuts and dollops of innuendo. Guests are English jazz clarinetist Acker Bilk, and poet and TV personality Pam Ayres, who performs some ribald rhymes.
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This claims to be one full length episode but the first guest is missing
any chance of making good on the "full length" claim?
Lovely fellas, sadly missed. At TV2 with them in the late 70s, PG and The Hot Tips performed 'Hot Guitars' on a 1982 episode, (Gilly Tyler directing) then in 1986 I worked alongside them again at the BBC. Ahead of their time.
Classic.
I used to love the early days of SPTV when Hudson & Halls were on in the afternoon, before primetime.
Interesting didn't know Ernie Leonard (On The Mat) was the director, very quick camera work for just 3 camera's.
Wow - I used to love these guys!
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Posted at 02.18PM - 10.08.2011
Hi Brendan, thanks for pointing out the "full length" claim. The episode doesn't include the guest performances. We'll look at trying to clear those sometime in the future, in the meantime, keeping it real, we've changed the video note to "excerpts".
Thanks