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Best - Kickstart, Dangermouse, Ivor The Engine, Noggin.
Worst - Barnaby the Bear.
Or White Horses.
I really liked Ludwig.
Best, either Captain Pugwash or Fireball XL5.
Worst, Magpie.
I really liked Ludwig.
GTFO...!
AND... U.F.O !
I remember being about seven years old and going out to my Dad's garage in the garden and finding this.....
My Dad was transporting it to a car show (at Ingliston... I think) and had picked it up from Dave Lee Travis who bought it after the show finished.
Best: Grange Hill, Jossie's Giants, Terrorhawks, Mysterious Cities of Gold, He Man, Thundercats, the chocolate biscuit factory episode of Bagpuss, A-Team, Dukes of Hazzard, Round the Twist, Saved by the Bell.
Worst: Got to be something like Jackanory (very boring as a kid) or any programme aimed at girls.
Shall we just agree that "best" was "anything by Cosgrove Hall"?
I never really got one with any of the live-action "children's dramas." Grange Hill, Press Gang, Children's Ward, Byker Grove, Jossie's Giants and all the rest. They bored me to tears, struggling to remember one I actually liked. Oh, unless you count the Look & Read serials like The Boy From Space, that was ace.
The dog-based dramas (Littlest Hobo and Lassie) always made me cry, especially if the dog loyally and heroically fought something to protect its master.
see also Belle & Sebastian, Graham - sniff, sniff, waaah.
Forgot about Joe 90. My son stills loves that series...
Best: Tiswas, Monkey, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Rentaghost, The A-Team, Metal Mickey and of course The Muppet Show.
Worst: Anything on after 7pm
Best - Round the Twist (Australia's greatest cultural export) followed by Knightmare, Charlie Chalk and Albert the Fifth Musketeer.
Worst - Playschool when it was the puppet on the climbing frame.
I think it was more aimed at people with no real sense of cynicism or darkness. I
You're avin a bubble, ain't ya? Burt and Ernie are a gay Jack Lemmon and Walter Mattau.
Big Bird did a special in China (back when no one knew anything about China). He is on his own, lost and meets a little girl, asking her "hey, little girl, do you speak American?". She replies perfectly "no, but I speak English". Big Bird pauses, tilts his head to the side, shrugs and then says "okay, I guess that will do" and continues the conversation. Comedy gold!
Best: Jim'll Fix It
Worst: Jim'll Fix It.
Actually, the worst was those ballets based on Beatrix Potter they used to show at Christmas.
And Emu.
best - Mr Ben ,Pipkins ,Captain Pugwash , The Wombles , The Water Margin , Monkey , The Young Ones.
worst - Crossroads ,Emmerdale and Little house on the Prairie which my mother would insist we watched.
Best - Bagpuss
Worst - Jackanory
Unsure - Crackajack
Best: Tiswas
Worst: [url= https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_(TV_series) ]How[/url]
[b]Dum-de-dum-dum-dum... HOW![/b]
How could I forget Wacaday!
"The one with the most amount of bruises loses."
Best; Transformers, Mask, Mysterious Cities of Gold (?!)
Worst; Jackanory, Little house on the prairie, flipper (sunday morning reruns), Gentle Ben, Lassie, Littlest Hobbo or the Waltons
^^^^ oh yes!!!
Best cartoon - Sport Billy. best other TV - Think of a Number with Johnny Ball
At school we were treated to the Animalympics (the full cartoon is on you tube)
Worst- that bloody "Give us a clue" with Una Stubbs grrrrrrrr.....
No body mentioned White Horses, loved it as a kid.
Worst was Pitkins Hartley Hare hated that thing.
Best: The Computer Program, Out of Bounds, Grizzly Adams and Brendon Chase
Worst: Stars on Sunday, Highway, Dad's Army and Last of the Summer Wine.
HtS: it's Soo, not Sue.
Can I also put in a mention for Superstars in its heyday (i.e. the Brian Jacks era)
kickstart was also pretty excellent.
Best: Mr Benn, Captain Pugwash, Magic roundabout, Rubarb and Custard
Worst: Rent-a-Ghost
Best - Battlestar Galactica / Battle of the Plannets
Worst - Heidi
Strangest - Secrets of Steel City , an Eastern European dubbed programme that frightened the hell out of me
Did anyone else not realise Heidi (or Silas) were dubbed?
Screen Test - also the best intro music of any programme ever.
The Tomorrow People - just never got it.
Screen Test - also the best intro music of any programme ever.
incorrect- you must have meant "picturebox"! scary and soothing!




