People of Glasgow share their favourite TV show in celebration of 100 years of television

The television was invented in January 1926.

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00:00It's still game, because it's just like natural people. It's funny, really good, but it's a pity it's not any more.

00:08The A-Team, just simply, it was a fun-loving programme, shooting guns all the time, no one get killed kind of thing.

00:17It was really, myself and my brother would watch it every Saturday night.

00:21Loved, enjoyed some of the children's programmes as well, the child growing up, enjoyed Would I Lie To.

00:28There's a lot of programmes I do like, based on clean content, I'm not sure I particularly like when dirty content comes on.

00:41I mean, unnecessarily, you know, unnecessarily kind of thing, so I like good clean content that I can laugh at and I can laugh with.

00:50So, and being informed and entertained by as well.

00:53I just think it's really good. I can't say any more than that.

00:56Who's your favourite cataclymer?

00:58Everyone's good. All good.

01:00I do so.

01:04Everybody's favourite cataclymer,

01:05you know.

01:06I'm glad you've got to

01:08get another cataclymer.

01:11I'm grinning.

01:12I'm grinning.

01:13A little bit, mate.

01:14I'm grinning.

01:16I'm not grinning.

01:17I'm grinning.

01:18What are you saying?

01:19I'm grinning.

01:20I'm grinning.

01:21I'm grinning.

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01:27I'm grinning.