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Old 20-05-2006, 06:22   #31
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Re: Favourite Childrens TV Programmes of the past!

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Littlest Hobo (I still love the theme tune to that and know it word for word lol!)
Have a look at this video, is that the right dog?

THERE'S A VOICE,
THAT KEEPS ON CALLING ME.
DOWN THE ROAD,
IS WHERE I'LL ALWAYS BE.
EVERY STOP I MAKE,
I'LL MAKE A NEW FRIEND.
CAN'T STAY FOR LONG, JUST TURN AROUND AND I'M GONE AGAIN.

MAYBE TOMORROW, I'LL WANNA SETTLE DOWN,
UNTIL TOMORROW, I'LL JUST KEEP MOVING ON

DOWN THIS ROAD, THAT NEVER SEEMS TO END,
WHERE NEW ADVENTURE, LIES JUST AROUND THE BEND

SO IF YOU WANNA JOIN ME FOR A WHILE,
JUST GRAB YOUR HAT, COME TRAVEL LIGHT,
THAT'S HOBO STYLE.

MAYBE TOMORROW, I'LL WANT TO SETTLE DOWN,
UNTIL TOMORROW, THE WHOLE WORLD IS MY HOME

SO IF YOU WANNA JOIN ME FOR A WHILE,
JUST GRAB YOUR HAT, COME TRAVEL LIGHT,
THAT'S HOBO STYLE.

MAYBE TOMORROW, I'LL WANT TO SETTLE DOWN,
UNTIL TOMORROW, I'LL JUST KEEP MOVING ON.

Instrumental Bridge

MAYBE TOMORROW, I'LL WANT TO SETTLE DOWN,
UNTIL TOMORROW, I'LL JUST KEEP MOVING ON.

THERE'S A WORLD, THAT'S WAITING TO UNFOLD,
A BRAND NEW TALE, NO ONE HAS EVER TOLD,
WE'VE JOURNEY'D FAR BUT, YOU KNOW IT WON'T BE LONG,
WE'RE ALMOST THERE AND WE'VE PAID OUR FARE, WITH THE HOBO SONG.

MAYBE TOMORROW, I'LL WANT TO SETTLE DOWN,
UNTIL TOMORROW, I'LL JUST KEEP MOVING ON.

SO IF YOU WANNA JOIN ME FOR A WHILE,
JUST GRAB YOUR HAT, COME TRAVEL LIGHT,
THAT'S HOBO STYLE.

MAYBE TOMORROW I'LL FIND WHAT I CALL HOME,
UNTIL TOMORROW, YOU KNOW I'M FREE TO ROAM.
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Old 20-05-2006, 06:43   #32
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Re: Favourite Childrens TV Programmes of the past!

Well as we have to have this thread yet again do you remember FOUR FEATHER FALLS?
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Old 20-05-2006, 07:17   #33
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HAHA........nobody has mentioned .....Sooty and Sweep with Harry Corbett....Crackerjack.........or Basil Brush..........
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Old 20-05-2006, 09:33   #34
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it`s friday, it`s five to five and it`s..............Crackerjack!!!! and animal magic with jonny morris..

Cool link for retro shows Neil!
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Old 20-05-2006, 12:08   #35
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Oh I feel so ancient! I watched most of the above with my children. The programme I watched as a child, on a 9" screen, was "Whirligig" with Humphrey Lestoq and Mr Turnip ( a horrendous string puppet). A very young Peter Butterworth was in that too.
Oh i watched both Peter Butterworth and Humphrey Lestoq,,they were on alternate saturdays..Do you remember Mexican Pete the bad bandit,, i still remember that evil puppet..
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Old 20-05-2006, 12:10   #36
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what about Robin Hood ,,,,,,and Ivanhoe....
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Old 20-05-2006, 23:39   #37
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There were just sooo many good ones unlike today and most of them have been mentioned like the Tales from Europe - The little match girl.
These are some of my favorite ones :-
H.R Puff N Stuff.
Pippy Long Stocking.
Wooden Tops.
Pinky and Perky.
Lost In Space.
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Old 20-05-2006, 23:52   #38
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Have a look at this video, is that the right dog?
That's the one Neil! Ace link

lol! I remember my mum threatening to ban me from watching Hobo, I always ended up in floods of tears at the end.
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Old 21-05-2006, 20:15   #39
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"Battle of the Planets"

Now that was a brillant cartoon. the ship was called ermmmmm Phoniex!

Keops erm cant remember any of the others!

I like Dangermouse as well couldnt wait for it to come on, David Jason whooooooo wat a star!
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Old 21-05-2006, 20:22   #40
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Oh i watched both Peter Butterworth and Humphrey Lestoq,,they were on alternate saturdays..Do you remember Mexican Pete the bad bandit,, i still remember that evil puppet..


It was a pretty dreadful programme, wasn't it, by today's standards? I've got to admit, though, at the age of 10 I thought H L was wonderful.

I remember Robin Hood very well, with Richard Green and Patricia Driscoll. Little John was Scottish and I could never work out what he was doing in Sherwood Forest. I didn't watch Ivanhoe much, Roger Moore, wasn't it?, and soon graduated to Six Five Special, with Don Lang and his Frantic Five, and then Oh Boy! I was madly in love with Joe from The Dallas Boys when I was 14.
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Old 22-05-2006, 09:27   #41
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That's the one Neil! Ace link

lol! I remember my mum threatening to ban me from watching Hobo, I always ended up in floods of tears at the end.
I watched it yesterdsay on sky cant remember what channel though! do you think him and lassie are somehow related?

Does anyone remember watching marmalade atkins she was soo naughty!
erm there used to be a docu-series on telly i cant remember what channel it was called Lovatt Rd i used to like to watch that and now my best friend and my hubby both were on this lots of times as thats where they grew up i would love to get hold of some of these just to show my children their dad when he was growing up!!
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Old 23-05-2006, 21:19   #42
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Just William With Bonnie Langford Shouting I'll Scweem And I'll Scweem And I'll Scweem....
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Old 23-05-2006, 21:44   #43
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ugh! I couldn't stand Bonnie Lang-ford. Her voice grated on my nerves. Much preferred Lena Zavaroni.
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Old 24-05-2006, 17:47   #44
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What about Fireball XL5 with Brains and Lady Penelope. They all seemed to move funny and their mouths didn't seem to work properly.
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Old 26-05-2006, 11:07   #45
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Do you remember Juke Box Jury,, the girl from Birmingham,Janice who always said i'll give it foive
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