Scorchio! Doa favoratios telefissona programma infanta?!
KonaKurt
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Nothing whatsoever to do with cycling, but good for a laugh I guess.
What was your favorate childhood TV shows? How far back can you remember?!
KK.
PS: Not a childhood memory or even close to one, but can you guess that I loved The Fast Show and Channel 9?
What was your favorate childhood TV shows? How far back can you remember?!
KK.
PS: Not a childhood memory or even close to one, but can you guess that I loved The Fast Show and Channel 9?
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The Banana Splits I wanted to be Fleegle and drive one of those 6 wheel buggies
Tra la la Tra la la tra la laFig rolls: proof that god loves cyclists and that she wants us to do another lap0 -
Mr Blobby.0
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Mary Mungo and Midge
Pipkins
Mr Benn
Camberwick Green
Chigley
Trumpton
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Super Ted,
Jamie and his Magic torch (looking back it may of had a CREE led?),
Spitting Image- TBH I had no idea what it was about half the time!
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+1 for Jamie And The Magic Torch!!!!!!!!!!
Often the stories were pointless and vague, but what a fantastic intro, and what a great dog Wordsworth is with is Somerset accent! My parents became concerned when I constantly talked like that..!
Also, The Clangers, The Littlest Hobo, Charlton & The Wheelies, Rainbow (don't laugh!), Cheggars Plays Pop, (the original) Swap Shop, Tiswas, Runaround, No 73, Pingu, Morph & Chas, Dangermouse, and so on, the list is endless!
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Yup, Pob rocked- I had a Pob things to do booklet thingy. 8)
Just remembered a very early one for me-
Crackerjack!
"So happy I could crush a grape!"0 -
Button Moon
Trapdoor (as per Supersonics avatar)
Thundercats
Defenders of the Earth ("By jungle law, the ghost who walks calls forth the power of ten tigers" )
Thomas the Tank Engine (the proper one, with Ringo Star, not the new one my kids watch)
Postman Pat (As above)
On a slightly related subject, does anyone else remember the "magic pencil" programmes you used to watch in primary school?
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Pob! Yep! Cheap as chips to produce and still entertaining. Makes me wonder how easily pleased I must have been as a kid.
Button Moon, Inspector Gadget, He-Man, The Wacky Races, Roland Rat, Grange Hill (original), Different Strokes, Alias Smith And Jones, Not The Nine OClock News, Tom Baker as Doctor Who, Fraggle Rock, Treasure Hunt (Anneka Rice), Knightmare, Maid Marion, Metal Mickey, Adrian Mole, Rentaghost, The Wombles, The Moomins, Worzel Gummidge... have I missed any?!
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i loved the thundercats!! i have the first episode- feature length on video
i remember that pencil thing too but only now you mention it. it did letters or something???
other than that superted, danger mouse, he-man and she-ra etc.0 -
kk- knightmare must have been one of the best, i really really really wanted to go on that!!!0
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Mr Benn was my all time favourite, along with Trumpet.
When I got a bit older it was Knightrider, Dukes of Hazzard and The A team
Oh and the Flintstones. Cant forget them. WILMAAAAA!2014 Whyte T-129S0 -
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fitch28 wrote:kk- knightmare must have been one of the best, i really really really wanted to go on that!!!
I loved knightmare and remember the stupidity on it too
"You're in a room, take 2 paces left....................no your other left"
I loved Duck Tales, Danger Mouse, Chip and Dale's rescue rangers, Funhouse, Mr Ben and Animaniacs
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teenage mutant ninja turtles was my all time fave whe i was younger
cbbc in the broom cupboard
live and kicking (saturday morning tv used to be cool)
super ted
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crystal maze with whats his face o'brien was another fav
how about bananaman... when eric eats a banana.....
have a look at www.80scartoons.co.uk should stir up a few memories!0 -
Cat With No Tail wrote:On a slightly related subject, does anyone else remember the "magic pencil" programmes you used to watch in primary school?
"up, down and around"
I'd completely forgotten about those programs!
Button Moon was mint.
Nothing beats Thunder Cats though. Nothing!Kona Stinky Six
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Cat With No Tail wrote:
On a slightly related subject, does anyone else remember the "magic pencil" programmes you used to watch in primary school?
"up, down and around"
It was called words and pictures i think. My brothers business partner did the voice for the pencil bit. there was also a wierd floating head called wordy. And badger girlgochel chan ddynion i mewn blew beisiau achos hwy cadernid bod eirth0 -
behind the trapped door
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fourcrossjohn wrote:behind the trapped door
ss will agree
The Programme you are thinking of is "The Trap Door"
Theme song:Don't you open that trapdoor, You're a fool if you dare... Stay away from that trapdoor, 'Cos there's something down there....0 -
NoseyBonk !! Scared the living daylights out of me as a kid, what was that all about :shock: CreeeeepyVis Unita Fortior0
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Def Thunder Cats. Airwolf was brilliant. Anyone remember this? The theme tune rocks!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ4c1X5ene80 -
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Monkey was the all time best...brilliant back then but if you watch it now its shite!!!"I rock with my socks on"0
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Thomas the Tank Engine."Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs0
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fitch28 wrote:crystal maze with whats his face o'brien was another fav
how about bananaman... when eric eats a banana.....
have a look at www.80scartoons.co.uk should stir up a few memories!
Yes, The Crystal Maze was (and stil is!) a big favorate of mine too! A real quiz game involving both mind and body! Didn't they once have some kind of cycling game, maybe involving a dynamo?
Which reminds me, wasn't there a classic episode of Pingu where he learns to ride a bike, but keeps crashing? Great facial expressions!
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Thomas the Tank Engine
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He-Man, Defenders of the Earth, Count Duckula, Gummy Bears, Talespin, Button Moon, The Herbs, Top Cat, Rude Dog and the Dweebs, Garfield, Heathcliffe, Charlie Brown, Spiderman, Hong Kong Phooey, Stop It and Tidy Up, Muppet Babies, The Muppets, Superted, Fantastic Max (Anybody remember him?), Rainbow, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Looney Toons, Captain Planet....
I'll leave it there for now. God I loved bein a child in the 80's, we had the greatest cartoons, and we got loads of reruns of 60's and 70's cartoons too 8)It takes as much courage to have tried and failed as it does to have tried and succeeded.
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the racoons, jace and the wheeled warriors, dungeons and dragons, street hawk, the A-Team, Rhubarb and custard,gochel chan ddynion i mewn blew beisiau achos hwy cadernid bod eirth0
