Channel Four were showing the Munsters on weekday evenings in the early 80s.Not childrens tv but Saturday lunchtimes on itv with The Chart Show followed by The Sullivans and The Munsters.
Channel Four were showing the Munsters on weekday evenings in the early 80s.Not childrens tv but Saturday lunchtimes on itv with The Chart Show followed by The Sullivans and The Munsters.
He was! XOh I used to love this. Fozzie bear was my favourite, and the dog too. Was he called Ralph?
They gave kids Crackerjack pencils as prizes for their contest. Children were more easily pleased then.As an oldie my favourite programme as a kid was Crackerjack.
Can you imagine the outrage now if you gave a child a pencil as a prize????They gave kids Crackerjack pencils as prizes for their contest. Children were more easily pleased then.
I told my dad 21yrs ago that I was calling his 1st grandson Eric Whimp that’s banana mans real nameBanana man anyone ¿
I loved Old Bear stories! The theme tune gets stuck in my head regularly!Old bear stories no one seems to remember it
And a maths TV programme on BBC they were cards and a little clip was a beaver dressed like zero called el numbre
.ooo and alphabet castle,it had gobbledegook gobbledegook thats the way the turkey talks song in it
I watched it recently in YouTube lolI loved Old Bear stories! The theme tune gets stuck in my head regularly!
I remember them - the Poddington peas theme tune is stuck in my head nowI remember Old Bear stories, I also remember Huxley Pig and Poddington Peas, no one I know remembers them.