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Trumpton
Camberwick Green
Chigley
The Banana Splits
Chorlton And The Wheelie's
Bert And Ernie
Oscar The Grouch
Captain Pugwash
The Clangers
Pixie And Dixie
Snagglepuss
Dick Dastardly.
So was Tiswas, Ivor The Engine and apart from that feckin singing doll, Bagpuss.
You were never too old for Tiswas, especially when Sally James got her T-shirt wet.:whistle:
Bill & Ben
Pogle's Wood
Tales of the Riverbank
All great. Also...Quote:
Originally Posted by Al Bundy
The Monkees
Mary, Mungo and Midge
Crystal Tipps and Alistair
Scooby-Do
Magic Roundabout
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Originally Posted by ROBCamra
I can remember Bill & Ben and Andy Pandy but was too young to express what a load of old shite it was! I don't recall Muffin The Mule so not guilty your honour!
I can also vaguely remember Sooty and some pervy geezer called Mr Pastry.
Over the years I've enjoyed Magic Roundabout, The Clangers, Rainbow (No I didn't think it was something to do with the rock band!) and Teletubbies.
The Herbs
Hectors House
The Wooden Tops
Yup. I too was quite a fan of The Herbs, though later in life! :whistle:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobyduck
the Flumps
Mr Benn
Rhubarb and Custard
Pink Panther
Top Cat
Tom And Jerry
I wouldn't argue with most of the nominations, I might just add Noggin The Nog, The Muppet Show, both Wacky Races and Dastardly & Muttley. I enjoyed watching Rosie & Jim when my son was growing up.
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Originally Posted by ROBCamra
or indeed watching Jenny Handley in Magpie or Janet Ellis in Blue Peter.
Cheers, I had been trying to remember the name of that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldboots