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Taboo # 7 wrote: In no particular order:

The Muppet Show (the one in the theater) Fraggle Rock Pee-Wee's Playhouse :nervous: Punky Brewster Saturday morning wrestling Muppet Babies Megatron (I think that's the name, the one with the giant robot made out of cats...yeah)

That's about all I remember right now :shrug:

It's Voltron, the giant robot made of Lions

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I'll probably duplicate a lot of those but here goes..

  1. Star Trek (the Kirk years)
  2. Dr Who
  3. Space 1999
  4. U.F.O.
  5. Thunderbirds
  6. Captain Scarlet
  7. Six Million Dollar Man
  8. The Tomorrow People
  9. Multi Coloured Swap Shop 10)The Two Ronnies/Benny Hill Show

There's a lot of Gerry Anderson in that list!

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Tiswas (my Uncle and his mates went into the cage one week!) It's A Knockout Dangermouse The Clangers Rhubarb Willo the Wisp Bod Grange Hill (Tucker's era) The Muppet Show Wonder Woman

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star treck original Dr who kimba maya the bee the a team captain future (cartoon) heidi countdown the goddies batman zorro (old b/w)

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john kershaw wrote:

Barney Army wrote: 6 Million Dollar Man Space Sentinels Laurel & Hardy Space 1999 Invisible Man Gemini Man Batman (1960's version) Captain Caveman The Pink Panther show All the pre-match telly before an FA Cup final that used to start at 9am (no matter who was playing)

Space 1999 is back on again on ITV4 i think. it was on Sunday night. :thumb: Moonbase ALpha to Eagle One. Can you hear me Eagle One. aaaaghhhhhhh!!!

the Eagles are the coolest ship in any Gerry Anderson show (except thunderbird2), which pretty much makes them the coolest ship ever and a cert that someone will realise they're a great idea one day (likemost of everything else in gerry's shows)

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  1. Fantasy Island - Boss da plane, da plane. :laugh:

LOL, I still have a tourretts like impulse to yell that at anyone who's delusional.

"schumacher's gonna be 8 times champ this yea" "boss bos da plane eees coming da plane eeees coming"

Thank god someone on earth also remembers it.

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Samantha Chapman wrote: Tiswas (my Uncle and his mates went into the cage one week!) It's A Knockout Dangermouse The Clangers Rhubarb Willo the Wisp Bod Grange Hill (Tucker's era) The Muppet Show Wonder Woman

I believe the cancellation of the clangers is directly responsilbe for the fact that the UK is full of dribbling Morons...

The Clangers: "here is the world of the clangers, hanging like a shining orb in the infinite firmament of space, and as we peer ever closer through the inky void, we find small clanger..."hello small clanger what are you doing? oooooh tiny clanger's fallen down a hole, why that's just terrible, we shall have to fetch major clanger at once" etc

fast forward 30 years, and kids the same age are watching... "eh-oh, oooh want tubby custard"

Declining standard in education my right bollock, stop making shows for retards and start making them for children again.

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Steve Campbell wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote: Tiswas (my Uncle and his mates went into the cage one week!) It's A Knockout Dangermouse The Clangers Rhubarb Willo the Wisp Bod Grange Hill (Tucker's era) The Muppet Show Wonder Woman

I believe the cancellation of the clangers is directly responsilbe for the fact that the UK is full of dribbling Morons...

The Clangers: "here is the world of the clangers, hanging like a shining orb in the infinite firmament of space, and as we peer ever closer through the inky void, we find small clanger..."hello small clanger what are you doing? oooooh tiny clanger's fallen down a hole, why that's just terrible, we shall have to fetch major clanger at once" etc

fast forward 30 years, and kids the same age are watching... "eh-oh, oooh want tubby custard"

Declining standard in education my right bollock, stop making shows for retards and start making them for children again.

Steve

The Clangers made fookin' sense. Everyone knows it. The Teletubbies are pants.

I've got to have a Clanger avatar now...

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  1. The Banana Splits
  2. Tiswas
  3. UFO
  4. It's a Knockout ( Stuart Hall - What a Guy )
  5. Dr Who
  6. Magic Rounabout
  7. Thunderbirds
  8. Stingray
  9. Timeslip ( who remembers it? )
  10. Mr Benn (Rocket Mick )
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digital mike binoche wrote:

  1. The Banana Splits

How could I forget the Banana Splits???? :clap:

I could quite easily pick another 10...I spent far too much time watching TV as a child (but kids telly was great back then. So spoiled for choice).

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  1. Why Don't you

:lol: i nearly fell out of me chair when i seen this one,they dont make them like they use too..

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BALDRICK wrote: 7) Why Don't you

...Just Switch Off Your Television Set And Go Out And Do Something Less Boring Instead?

Hell, I even remember the full title...:lol: I think I need a lie down now...

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Tiswas Mork And Mindy Different Strokes Minder Sweeney It's a knockout Jossey's Giant's The Muppet Show Grange Hill (Tucker Years) The Lenny Hendry Show

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Samantha Chapman wrote:

BALDRICK wrote: 7) Why Don't you

...Just Switch Off Your Television Set And Go Out And Do Something Less Boring Instead?

Hell, I even remember the full title...:lol: I think I need a lie down now...

:confused2:

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BALDRICK wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote:

BALDRICK wrote: 7) Why Don't you

...Just Switch Off Your Television Set And Go Out And Do Something Less Boring Instead?

Hell, I even remember the full title...:lol: I think I need a lie down now...

:confused2:

Honest. That was the full title. But for obvious reasons it was shortened to Why Don't You (but they sang the full title in the theme tune).

Why Don't You

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Oh God,yeah..The Sweeney! Used to love that. REGAN YOU BASTARD!!!

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Indeed, how could i TOO forget the splits. AND Mr Benn, or shame on me. I managed a charity shop for a while, and if anyon around my age was in I'd silently sneak out from the back of the shop then utter "as if by magic, the shopkeeper appeared", of about 5 times I did it, oly 2 person knew WTF I was getting at, the rest just thought I was a nut job (not helped by the shop being that of a mental health charity LOL).

I dunno if kids TV was BETTER in our day Sam, or just less retarded. Maybe there were really stupid shows, and we didn;t watch them, the people who did never went on to be netziens. the last kids show I remember seeing that wasn't just bright colours, britneys tits,cheap gags, low advertising nothing too stressful to the young consumer's brain....was Probably "roger and the Rottentrolls", the first series of which was probably the MOST subversive kids show ever. I think they were told to sort it out by the next seies tho ( or the kid who wrote the first one stopped writing). Sadly I got Sky in a while ago, and don't find myself watching kids shows much any more :(

EDIT: was it just me or did EVERYONE wretch when it was kids from their part of the country on "why don't you...." (yer right about full title of course). People from here have the most bizarre habit of speaking like an air-raid siren when forced to "perfom", the pitch just goes up and down for no reason at all, and all natural inflection is swamped by it, we are the antithesis of Americans when presented with a TV camera.

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Steve Campbell wrote:

I dunno if kids TV was BETTER in our day Sam, or just less retarded. Maybe there were really stupid shows, and we didn;t watch them

I think it was a bit of both, but will kids of today talk about programmes they watched in 30 years time? Doubt it.

Imagine it: 'Dick and Dom? Who?!'

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Samantha Chapman wrote:

Steve Campbell wrote:

I dunno if kids TV was BETTER in our day Sam, or just less retarded. Maybe there were really stupid shows, and we didn;t watch them

I think it was a bit of both, but will kids of today talk about programmes they watched in 30 years time? Doubt it.

Imagine it: 'Dick and Dom? Who?!'

The Clangers used to scare me - I thought I had a speech impediment! It was only years later........... And Mr Benn - I talk to my kids about that now.

What was the one where it said ' looking through the ROUND window' or another day it would be 'the SQUARE window' etc.... what was that programme?:scratch:

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Samantha Chapman wrote:

I think it was a bit of both, but will kids of today talk about programmes they watched in 30 years time? Doubt it.

Imagine it: 'Dick and Dom? Who?!'

Oh they will, they'll say 'remember dick and dom?' and the answer will be 'yeah they we're twats weren't they!'

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Samantha Chapman wrote:

Steve Campbell wrote:

I dunno if kids TV was BETTER in our day Sam, or just less retarded. Maybe there were really stupid shows, and we didn;t watch them

I think it was a bit of both, but will kids of today talk about programmes they watched in 30 years time? Doubt it.

Imagine it: 'Dick and Dom? Who?!'

My GF wrapped me Birthday pressie in clangers paper, took one look at my face when unwrapepd it, and went straight out and bought me another sheet to stick on the wall, bless her.

BTW, you misread my thing about "making shows for kids", the clangers WAS for kids, kids love knowing things adults don't and big words are cool. teletubbies is, I dunno WTF it is. Have seen other shows for much younger kids that DO make sense these days. My little nephew spends more time watching the bagpuss video me sis bought him than any current kids show (tho like me at his age, he's happer with documentaries and stuff anyway)

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Wino wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote:

Steve Campbell wrote:

I dunno if kids TV was BETTER in our day Sam, or just less retarded. Maybe there were really stupid shows, and we didn;t watch them

I think it was a bit of both, but will kids of today talk about programmes they watched in 30 years time? Doubt it.

Imagine it: 'Dick and Dom? Who?!'

The Clangers used to scare me - I thought I had a speech impediment! It was only years later........... And Mr Benn - I talk to my kids about that now.

What was the one where it said ' looking through the ROUND window' or another day it would be 'the SQUARE window' etc.... what was that programme?:scratch:

Playschool, with little ted, big ted, hanble and jamima!!

DID you know that the Clangers was CUT? in one episode Major clanger (I think) says "sod it the bloody thing's stuck again" And the beeb actually caught onto it (without seeing Firman's script) and cut the line. LOL

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Steve Campbell wrote:

Wino wrote:

Samantha Chapman wrote:

Steve Campbell wrote:

I dunno if kids TV was BETTER in our day Sam, or just less retarded. Maybe there were really stupid shows, and we didn;t watch them

I think it was a bit of both, but will kids of today talk about programmes they watched in 30 years time? Doubt it.

Imagine it: 'Dick and Dom? Who?!'

The Clangers used to scare me - I thought I had a speech impediment! It was only years later........... And Mr Benn - I talk to my kids about that now.

What was the one where it said ' looking through the ROUND window' or another day it would be 'the SQUARE window' etc.... what was that programme?:scratch:

Playschool, with little ted, big ted, hanble and jamima!!

DID you know that the Clangers was CUT? in one episode Major clanger (I think) says "sod it the bloody thing's stuck again" And the beeb actually caught onto it (without seeing Firman's script) and cut the line. LOL

Thanks - Playschool - my God, when was that about 1970? Oh dear. I cannot believe the Clangers got cut - that is surely priceless - how do you know?

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ok eres mine.

1.lost in space 2.gilligans island 3. get smart. 4.marine boy 5.mr ed 6.prince planet 7.batman 8.land of the lost 9.whacky races 10.anything warner, ie: bugs/daffy/elmer ect

oh and banana splits.:love:

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Seen it on a documentary about those extremely clever chaps who made the clangers and bagpuss and noggin the nog and Ivor the engine. True English Genius!

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  1. Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea
  2. Green Hornet
  3. Batman
  4. Carol Burnette Show
  5. Get Smart

Cartoons

  1. Space Ghost
  2. Speed Racer
  3. Thunderbirds
  4. Road Runner
  5. Flintstones

Always liked Chilly Willy as a cartoon character as well.

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damn. can't believe i forgot fraggle rock!! :nonono:

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I didn't have a color TV set until 1989, so I didn't watch much TV until then, but these are some I remember watching:

  1. Woody Woodpecker (it was shown in reruns on a local channel).
  2. The Wonder Years
  3. Full House
  4. Family Matters
  5. Step by Step (I only watched this because I had a crush on one of the girls on the show.)
  6. Roseanne
  7. Seinfeld (I started watching this when I was about 9, so I think it counts.)
  8. Who's the Boss?
  9. Cheers
  10. Tool Time (I'm embarassed that I ever watched this show, but I watched it frquently.)

As an adolescent, I watched a show called "On Tour" which was on a local channel. It had clips of bands playing live for an hour. I didn't start watching this until i was about 13 or 14, so I guess it doesn't count.

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monty wrote: I'll probably duplicate a lot of those but here goes..

  1. Star Trek (the Kirk years)
  2. Dr Who
  3. Space 1999
  4. U.F.O.
  5. Thunderbirds
  6. Captain Scarlet
  7. Six Million Dollar Man
  8. The Tomorrow People
  9. Multi Coloured Swap Shop 10)The Two Ronnies/Benny Hill Show

There's a lot of Gerry Anderson in that list!

GET PAID!!! THE TOMORROW PEOPLE. tryna think of that one. used to make me own belt.

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  1. grange hill
  2. monkey
  3. a-team
  4. adventure game
  5. mr benn
  6. he-man
  7. chorlton and the wheelies
  8. planet of the apes
  9. stig of the dump 10......and some videos I found under my dads bed!
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