TAGGED: 1970s
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Burton (Richard Chamberlain) rushes home in a panic. He has sent his wife and children away because he fears the coming flood.

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Max (Ivor Kants), the plumber who claims he’s really a folk-singer, demonstrates his musical ability with an angry song about Jill (Judy Morris).

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Peter (John Hargreaves) and Marcia (Briony Behets) drive down the beach to check out the other campers; they are missing, but their van is visible in the breakers.

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'Save at Malvern Star Stores – they’re the best, with lower prices than the rest. One-hundred-and-fifty stores across the nation, Australia’s biggest discount organisation.

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'You’re so frightfully fashionable. You’ve got impeccable taste. You’re so smart, so suave, so superior, you’re the cream of the human race…'

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This ‘Traffic report’ theme music was composed by Jack Grimsley and released as part of the rebranded Radio 2CH in 1970.

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Jack Grimsley composed this opening theme for The Better Sex game show.

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Jack Grimsley composed the theme music for The Mike Walsh Show; this is the closing theme.

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'How are you ever going to write what you really want to say?'.

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In 1979, Simon Townsend wrote an 'oddities' article for the publication People.