Two words.
Anne. Doyle.
I didn’t watch any of the rest of it.
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This is some hit of nostalgia.
https://twitter.com/KillianM2/status/1742818151480631787
The bit at 9.50 is outstanding 
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Anne was outstanding
Always thought anything goes was a total kids programme that seems a very serious type discussion. It was one of the first programmes I ever remember watching getting up and going downstairs on a Saturday morning.
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Timmy Mallet used to be on UTV
And Philip Scholfield on BBC
This fella is off the charts these days. Looking forward to watching this one
Timmy Mallett was done by the time Aengus, Mary Fitz, Dave Heffernan etc hit the screens at 930
Good times, I’d be up early for Hapoy Days with the Fonz and Richie, you usually have a match at 1045 so you wouldn’t end up seeing anything goes
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It’s of its time. Kids were smoking Rothmans by 11 back then and holding down a full time job. It’s all about inclusion now and making sure weedy johhny gets game time.
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I was a Carrolls man (boy) myself.
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Sweet Afton rollie man here
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Silk Cut Red for me
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The father smoked Aftons for years, then he cut back in later years and changed to No 6.
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I don’t ever recall sweet Afton as loose tobacco, it was a filterless cigarette
Major was the same thing with a filter, a harsh fag.
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A harsh fag but it marked you out as a tough nut, possibly a builder. Fellas who were afraid to go into a dark room on their own smoked Silk Cut.
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Woodbines had no filter either iirc?
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Correct
There was a red silk cut available that was strong, it wasn’t a king size