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Classic episode of Magic Roundabout. All my favourite characters in it. Only missing Zebedee...
Great political comment - about trains being Nationalized and ends with Dougal saying the countries going to the dogs! 
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In my day it was good old Andy Pandy, always wondered what he got up too with looby loo, in that toy box
then there was Bill and Ben and the little Weeeeeeeed and not forgeting Muffin the Mule
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Just tried to talk to my friend Charlotte on the phone - she has terrible laryngitis and sounds like on of these!
"The Clangers" - the beginning - YouTube
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The treacle mines closed as the treacle viens dried up.
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Richard Carpenter, creator of Catweazle, dies aged 78
Richard 'Kip' Carpenter, the creator of cult children's TV series Catweazle, has died at the age of 78. Carpenter wrote all 26 episodes of the 1970s show - about an "eccentric, dishevelled" time-travelling wizard - winning him international recognition and a Writers Guild award. He later wrote the 1980s hit ITV show Robin of Sherwood, first starring Michael Praed and then Jason Connery. Author Anthony Horowitz, who worked with Carpenter, called him a "mentor". BBC 010312 |
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How sad - didn't know this when I started the thread!
Strange coincidence...
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