What did you watch when you was a nipper?

[Taggy]

Originally Posted by gdm27

Not really nipper stuff but I was just into my teens, can anyone remember a duo who always seemed to be on Granada evening news in the 60's doing a number. They sounded abit like Simon and Garfunkle. Almost sure they never made it big outside the region. Been drivin me nuts for years trying to remember.

I'm probably barking up the wrong tree here, but you dont mean "Peter and Gordon" do you? They had a hit with "World Without Love"...Peter was Pete Asher...Jane Asher's brother!

Best Regards - Taggy

[garinda]

Richard and Judy?

She's in her 60's, and they were always on Granada in the old days.

[Ken Moss]

Thomas the Tank Engine, Knight Rider, Doctor Who.....where do I start? TV was much more entertaining across the board in those days.

[yerself]

There's got to be a subliminal message in here somewhere. Little Weed, herbal cigarettes?? Enlighten us Maggie.

[MargaretR]

Maybe - robotic androids are friendly

Now they are 'humanising' dinosaurs
.....maybe David Icke has got the right ideas

[turkishdelight]

Watch with mother, pippy longstocking, tomorrow people, sapphire and steal,does anyone remember Busy Lizzy.

[gdm27]

Originally Posted by Taggy

I'm probably barking up the wrong tree here, but you dont mean "Peter and Gordon" do you? They had a hit with "World Without Love"...Peter was Pete Asher...Jane Asher's brother!

Best Regards - Taggy

Your right Taggy, wrong tree. I remember Peter and Gordon very well, one of my Favorite songs of all time with World Without Love!

[joaner3]

I was eight when we got our first TV, I remember watching Mule Train and Bonanza, Bill & Ben and Sooty Sweep!

[groove]

I used to love Wurzel Gummidge,aunt sally was a reyt cow

[Ken Moss]

At the moment, one of my mates has been debating whether a girl is a bit too young for him or not. The solution to this has been devised in the form of a simple question:

'Who was your favourite Thundercat?'

If she doesn't know what you're on about, she's too young.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Ken Moss

At the moment, one of my mates has been debating whether a girl is a bit too young for him or not. The solution to this has been devised in the form of a simple question:

'Who was your favourite Thundercat?'

If she doesn't know what you're on about, she's too young.

on that basis i'm too young, don't know what thundercat even is ken.

[Ken Moss]

Originally Posted by cashman

on that basis i'm too young, don't know what thundercat even is ken.

Perhaps in your case I should have used your favourite Peter Brough and Archie Andrews quote?

Mick and Montmorency escapade?

Dick Barton episode?

[Greeny]

I remember the Grove family, granny Grove in the armchair with hotwater bottle on her knee, kept asking for her elevenses.Muffin the mule I loved and just realised it was John Mills sister who played the piano for Muffin. Crackerjack was one of my favourites, yes its Friday , its 5o clock its CRACKERJACK, every time the namecarckerjack was mentioned the entire audiance had to shout it out loud.At tea time I remember a series Top of the Form . Also Pencil and Paper this was a quiz but the questions were for the viewers,when all questions asked, the answers were then given and explained.Family viewing,brilliant.

[Greeny]

Just remembered Mr Pastry , doing the Lancers ( dance) on his own, was so, so funny.Lets not forget Billy Bunter at Greyfriars school, always eating .

[mallard]

blue peter was good at the time.