Long Time No See - Joan Sadler - Inspector Burgess - BBC Saturday Night Theatre - Listener Supported

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  @ChestertonRadio · 3 months ago · pinned

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• SH

  @sharonwhiteley6510 · 4 years ago

  Much better than most of today&apos;s TV shows

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• AR

  @artmoss6889 · 2 years ago

  I don&apos;t &nbsp;know if other people have noticed this, but it seems to me that the older programs like this one (pre 2001) have a warmer, softer, richer sound quality than more modern BBC productions. Maybe it was when they switched from analog to digital recording formats? In any respect, i find the older productions much more satisfying aurally.

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  @udayamavin · 9 months ago

  I am from Bengaluru in India. 74 Yr old , I listened a lot to BBC in my girl hood in Aden. I love these old radio dramas. Good clean language, intelligent plots, good actors❤

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• PA

  @patfox-leonard1279 · 2 years ago

  I remember these wonderful productions. Regret the passing of quality radio dramas but love the comments from around the globe. I am not alone.

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• DE

  @deirdrecowan-brown5109 · 2 years ago

  Insomnia&apos;s one and only benefit is finding treasures like this. Many thanks

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• EM

  @emilythompson3605 · 5 years ago

  Wonderful escape from the wasteland of television. &nbsp;Thank you for providing them for us.

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• RO

  @rodpettet2819 · 2 years ago

  Thanks for keeping good plays alive. How far the BBC has fallen. 😢

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• BU

  @bumble1612 · 2 years ago

  Many thanks for this wonderful production, I can barely watch TV these days, polluted by reality show insanity.

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• BI

  @bigoldgrizzly · 2 years ago

  I am gobsmacked at the power of memory. I recall most clearly that I was french polishing a large dining table when I first heard this radio play. It must be over 40 years ago !<br>I now can only remember with some effort, what I had for dinner yesterday &nbsp;;&lt;)

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• DI

  @dilyssewell1907 · 5 years ago

  Used to love afternoons on radio 4 - woman’s hour 2-3, then afternoon theatre 3-4. Always good, understandable and entertaining. I must admit I listen to radio 4 less and less.

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• MT

  @Mtnbrookie · 2 years ago

  Listening in Birmingham, AL while my 4 dogs sleep peacefully. ❤all is well - hello everybody, these shoes &nbsp;are so comforting

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