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Not read through, but does anyone remember Bertha? It was a machine in a factory.
Otherwise Muppet Babies was my ultimate favourite
Otherwise Muppet Babies was my ultimate favourite
He was! XOh I used to love this. Fozzie bear was my favourite, and the dog too. Was he called Ralph?
Isy Suttie made an immersive theatre version of Knightmare a few years ago, i was so annoyed I couldn't get tickets!I'm sure I was trying to remember what this was called . Was it like Tales from the crypt for kids?
Remember The illustrated mum and The get along gang.
Josie Smith.
Knightmare.
i know doesn't it! I hope they do it again (when we can go to the theatre.. god knows when..)That sounds amazing!!
He was in Camberwick Green, wasn't he?Windy Miller
PobNo, it was a boy puppet with a big nose, I’m now not sure if it spat or blue raspberry’s, it was bloody annoying though
my god my dream as a child was to be on fun house. I remember my grandma was always really disapproving of it because it "encouraged children to make a mess"The Steve and Danni Show
DJ Kat
The Wuzzles
Fun House!
I remember that too
And this
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Emu's Pink Windmill Kids: Can't Stop the Music
From the very first episode of Emu's All Live Pink Windmill Show, broadcast on Friday, 13th July, 1984, this is a rendition of Can't Stop the Music, original...www.youtube.com
omg I loved this! very much not of my generation but my grandma gave me the videos of it as a child. Some of it was so bizarre, like that weird island, all of it is on youtube I thinkAt least I'm not the only one that found Blue Peter a bit of a bore fest. My mum once made me take part in a design an energy saving lightbulb competition and I questioned my abilities when a poorer drawer than I won it. It being picked at random was too much for me to fathom but the presenters sat in a panel judging thousands of children's drawings wasn't.
These were all the shows I knew my late mum adored growing up! I have just put Watch with Mother on for my one year old on youtube. He isn't glued to it as he would do to modern kids shows as it's in B&W but equally he hasn't protested over it and has shown interest to The Herbs especially! he usually would protest if his usuals aren't on in the morning which is so nice. My house feels so calm. How amazing and beautiful is "mothers" voice and accent though! She is so soothing! If anyone finds ASMR soothing they would really enjoy Watch With Mother! He is still interacting with me, yet he is still enjoying it! Definitely will be something we are doing more of!
How out of date he was, using an actual windmill, though!At least he thought he was unless he called to the shopkeeper![]()
Remember the Enchanted Castle? I was spooked by that scene where they do a stage show with an audience of made-up dummies which then come to life and start clapping.I really enjoyed the tv adaptations of children's classic novels the BBC did in the 70s
Heidi (with Nicholas Lyndhurst as goat herd Peter)
Anne of Green Gables
Anne of Avonlea (with Nicholas Lyndhurst as Davy Keith)
Thursday's Child
Kizzy
Ballet Shoes
The Prince and the Pauper (with Nicholas Lyndhurst as the prince and the pauper)
By 1978 Nicholas Lyndhurst had aged out and was Adam in Butterflies!
Yep, that's my era too. So you just enjoyed Watch With Mother.I was lucky enough to receive an email from Mr Benn once! Or at least from Ray Brooks, the actor who voiced Mr Benn. He is quite a talented chap really.
Some childrens programmes I can remember -
The Woodentops
Andy Pandy
Bill & Ben
The Magic Roundabout
Banana Splits - I used to love the cartoon serials that were shown. The Arabian Knights and The Three Musketeers.
The ghosts of Motley Hall
Does anyone remember the serial Children of the stones - a genuinely scary series set in Avebury Wiltshire. They gave it another name in the series. Avebury is well worth a visit.
That will do for now, more to come.
I just googled it was called El Nombre it was a segment in a show called number time and then it went on to be its own showYes!! Was he called Pablo? I can't find it on Google!
I think after newsround between 5.30 and 6 on BBC2 they had flash Gordon, monkey Harold Lloyd Laurel and Hardy etc. At 6 my tv time was up.Rude Dog and the Dweebs.
My siblings liked Thunderbirds which felt like it went on forever.
I hated Newsround and Blue Peter, mainly because they would signal my TV time was up.
Anyone else remember when Mario Bros and Donkey Kong had their own shows?
Anyone else remember when Mario Bros and Donkey Kong had their own shows?
To think... if any of your colleagues did that during their lunch break.....Me too ! I used to look forward to see what he was going to be that particular day![]()
Monkey? With Pigsy?I think after newsround between 5.30 and 6 on BBC2 they had flash Gordon, monkey Harold Lloyd Laurel and Hardy etc. At 6 my tv time was up.