පට්ට පරණ වීඩියෝ සෙට් එකක්, අහම්බෙන් සජේසන් ඇවිත් බැලුවේ...
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මේක පට්ටනේ - Physics practicle විදිහට කියලා දෙනවා
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පට්ට පරණ වීඩියෝ සෙට් එකක්, අහම්බෙන් සජේසන් ඇවිත් බැලුවේ...
1997 1998 වගේ කාලේ, ජාතික රූපවාහිනියේ ගියා ආර්ථික විද්‍යාව කියලා දෙන කාටුන් වැඩ සටහනක්. ඒ වැඩ සටහන හොයා ගන්න පුළුවන් විදියක් තියේද?
There was another program similar to this. I think it was called "You Asked for it". It was telecast when colour TV first arrived. The presenter was a well known guy but I forget his name now.
PS: Correction. "You asked for it" is a US production. But I was referring to Dr Magnus Pyke and he presented "Don't Ask me" - a Yorkshire TV production. Just remembered.
PS: Correction. "You asked for it" is a US production. But I was referring to Dr Magnus Pyke and he presented "Don't Ask me" - a Yorkshire TV production. Just remembered.
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එහෙමනම් මතකයක් නෑ, 2000 ගණන්වල හවසට OL වලට පාඩම් කියලා දෙන සින් එකක් තිබ්බ, උන් හොදට කියලා දුන්න
ow mewage thami,original eka Transtel wage mathaka rupawahiniye giya eka Ganu denu wage namak thibbe
මේකනම් සුපිරි
ඔහොම කරල වැඩක් නෑ
අවුරුදු 15ක් පස්සට Past Papers ටික 4-5 වතාවක් කරානම් A එකක් ගන්න පුලුවන් Phyics
මේ කාලෙ මිනිස්සු සයන්ස් කරේ ලෝකෙට qualifications පෙන්නන්න නෙමෙයි.
රියල් වැඩ්ඩො.
රියල් වැඩ්ඩො.
මටත් හොයා ගන්න බෑ. චැටාට කිව්වා. ඌත් වෙන මඟුල් හොයලා දෙන්නේ.බැලුවා ..මට නම් හොයාගන්න බෑ.
Yes... These are not intended to teach/learn Physics. It's for fun with Physics..
Remember "Don't Ask Me" ? (ITN in early 80s if not mistaken YTV (UK)production and followed up "Don't Just Sit there "with longer programme and more elaborative of the issues with larger audience) . Not a patch on the selection of programmes of TV now(including state controlled channels)
We were indeed lucky to have salts of the earth at helm of such media as opposed to "intellectuals" of today!
NB
"Magnus Alfred Pyke OBE FRSE FRIC was an English nutritional scientist, governmental scientific adviser, writer and presenter. He worked for the UK Ministry of Food, the post-war Allied Commission for Austria, and different food manufacturers."
Source: Wikipedia
Thanks. At least you remembered it. It was a YTN program, which I mentioned. Also there was content from LWT (London Weekend Television) too.
Another interesting series was Blakes'7. Always home in time to watch it.
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