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>>Anyone remember Dr FInaly's casebook?? <<


Yes! And I do hope you mean the first, BBC black-and-white version rather than the more recent ITV remake? Lovely jaunty tune over a shot of an old car trundling through lovely Scottish scenery, and classic dialogue...


"Errrrrrrrrrrggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhh Janet!"


"Ohhhh Doctor Cameron!"


playground Oi! music sung by the late great Gary 'Auf Wiedersehen, Pet' Holton - the Ronnie Wood/Jimmy Pursey of 80s TV.


Followed the dramas of the Dunmore United junior supporters club


"Find another place, 'cos you can't play 'ere/Don't want any lip, so there!/Y'know it's gonna be alright if we stick together/We're gonna have a fine, fine time if we stick together/No more mindless empty days..."

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