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    Children's TV Programmes

    I suspect that this has been done before but if it's okay with y'all then I'd like to start a new post on kiddies programmes.

    Who remembers Ludwig, that ridiculous egg that wobbled around and didn't say a word.....

    Growing up I loved Barnaby Bear, Pipkins and The Magic Roundbaout.

    I was a 70s child.

    Come on all, what were your faves when you were growing up
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    Thunderbirds, Sexton Blake and Watch with Mother. Can you tell I am older than you SaraJH!

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      Not that much older than me Cilla!

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        A least I didn't mention Tweenies as the programme I grew up on.

        No idea what Tweenies are but our friends kids love them!

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          Trumpton, cambelwick green, chigley, chorlton and the wheelies, pipkins, bagpuss,
          ....mr men, Paddington


          ....captn pugwash, magic roundabout , fingerbobs

          Take hart..morph.... Rolf Harris

          Saying nowt but looking at these progs now, same with them now
          Northern England.

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          • #6
            Ive remembered....
            Magpie
            Bagpuss
            The Clangers, how could I forget them
            Ivor the Engine. Pushtecuft

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              OMG container gardener, I have a Camberwick Green record.

              Here is box a musical box, wound up and ready Play.....
              Last edited by SaraJH; 13-06-2016, 10:40 PM.

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                I remember Andy Pandy and the flower pot men, magic roundabout, captain pug wash Ivor the engine, crackerjack, blue peter
                Dogs have masters, cats have slaves, and horses are just wonderful

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                • #9
                  We didn't have a TV when I was a kid - in fact, I didn't know anyone who did.
                  We played in the streets, used our imagination, read books, played games and enjoyed a lot of freedom.
                  I rarely watch TV now either.

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                  • #10
                    What was the programme that threw cabbages at kids on a Friday?

                    They need that today

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                    • #11
                      Bod.

                      Poor old Bod

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by SaraJH View Post
                        What was the programme that threw cabbages at kids on a Friday?
                        Crackerjack? (Crackerjack!)
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                          Dangermouse, batfink, rocky and bullwinkle, fingermouse, button moon, trapdoor, bananaman (cos everytime Eric eats a banana), super ted, Rod Hull and Emu, wizbit.

                          I think I watched too much tv as a kid

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                            Stingray, The Jetsons, Wacky Races, Catch the Pigeon, Fireball XL5 Thunderbirds Timeslip and the Tomorrow People.

                            Yes even then I was a sc-fi nerd
                            Last edited by Cadalot; 14-06-2016, 06:29 AM.
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                              Mr Ben. Captain Scarlet & the Mysterons. Sting-Ray. Star Trek (Captn Kirk days in black & white ...). Lady Penelope (spin off of Thunderbirds are Go) (who can firget Parker the butler...?)
                              Last edited by SusieG; 14-06-2016, 06:48 AM.
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