Great tv of your childhood,

Anythinng Gerry anderson, Thunderbirds, Stingray, etc, except space 1999, and ufo.

Casey Jones about a steam train driver,

Blue Peter,

The Magic Roundabout,

The Avengers,

The Munsters,

the Adams family
The Saint,

Diplodos

Chorlton and the wheelies

The World at War – I must have been 8 or 9 when I saw it first.
And people bang on about violence and gore on TV now!

Robin Hood, in black and white!

Thunderbirds, oh how I miss you, Scott, Virgil, Alan, Gordon and poor John what did you do to deserve to be up there all on your for so long?

Can anyone else remember Pipkins with The rather camp Hartley Hare???

except space 1999, and ufo.

WHAT?

APART from UFO??????

I loved that programme.

And Tiswas (although it broke my ‘ITV is crap’ rule I know)

And I always loved this on Banana Splits…

SIZE OF AN ELEPHANT!!!

I loved this as a kid growing up in Hong Kong. Did you get it in the UK?

Star Fleet.
Battle of the Planets (note to self, get a decent copy of Gatchaman).
Space Sentinels.

Good god, no wonder I was bullied.

Cities of Gold
Transformers
Mask
…

Cities of Gold
Star Fleet
Battle of the Planets
Terrahawks
Mr Ben
Airwolf (ok it was great when you’re 8)

Pink Panther, especially the Ant and the Aardvark bit.

Space 1999
Logan’s Run
Bionic Woman

Chorlton +1

First DVD I ever bought, still watch it whenever I get the chance

The Tomorrow People.

Look at Tregard’s burger eyes, you know he’s been sneaking out the back for a wee smoke…

wingnuts – Member

Thunderbirds, oh how I miss you, Scott, Virgil, Alan, Gordon and poor John what did you do to deserve to be up there all on your for so long?

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John was the closeted gay on Thuunderbird 5, sent into outer space to orbit the planet Uranus, as a punishment for ever, having had a sexual relationship with Captain Blue off Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons.

Sapphire and Steel! Mmm, Joanna Lumley when she was Joanna lovely…

Damn it, my links didn’t work. Despite working in preview. That’s practically assault.

Headfirst, yes we did get Marine boy in the UK.

Anyone remember the Robinson Crusoe serial that played regularly in the 60s and 70s. It was foreign made and badly dubbed, but looked like it was filmed on a real tropical island. It was on loads of times but I can’t remember ever seeing the last episode where he was rescued, perhaps the Beeb didn’t have the money for all of them.

The Wooden Tops
The Clangers
Mary Mungo Midge
Parsley The Lion
Magic Roundabout
Mr Benn
Space 1999

Moschops
The Adventure Game – crystal maze with an aspidistra / tea pot!
Ullysees
Thundercats

Quality!

Ah, bringing back some memories this is> just dont do kids tv like this anymore. Purvis = leg

Surely Dangermouse must feature?

Northwind, google knightmare Simon sidestep left. Possibly the funniest clip from that program I’ve seen. 🙂

ash.addy – Member
Can anyone else remember Pipkins with The rather camp Hartley Hare???

Bloody Johnny come lately, I remember it when it was Indigo Pipkin back in the day. He left or died, and they carried on as Pipkins, but it wasn’t the same, A bit like Taggart.

northwind that was prety much the only 2 shows i liked oh and count duckula!!!

+1 Mr Benn, Kick Start,Dangermouse
-1 The Tomorrow People,Strange
Didn`t get potty Time as a kid , weird.
The closing sequence on Camberwick Green , brilliant!
Swap shop, swapped Subbuteo for a King Kong game with bits missing, shafted! but actually a good lesson to learn at 6.
Ivor the Engine and the best ever, The Clangers and the soup dragon. Happy days 🙂 oh and a little bit of “we will fix it” on Bagpuss.

Merak – Member

Ah, bringing back some memories this is> just dont do kids tv like this anymore. Purvis = leg

I’ve never felt so generation gapped as when, while out for a ride, I shouted for a younger mate who was struggling with a bit of trail to “Just ****ing Junior Kickstart it” then, thinking that was a little too brief, recommended he play back the theme tune in his head. He had absolutely no idea what I was talking about.

Which is a shame, because it’s brilliant advice.

Barbapapa