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Your childhood TV programmes - EeveeSparkles - 14-09-2021
What shows did you enjoy watching growing up back in the day?
For me, CBeebies was the place to be, especially Charlie and Lola and Pingu. (Which I still love today!)
https://youtu.be/3MTvANkg7Cs
https://youtu.be/7AAjMpe9wgM
Your childhood TV programmes - Bluecortina - 14-09-2021
“Supercar” - ITV early 60’s from memory.
Your childhood TV programmes - Markymark - 14-09-2021
Stingray. Fantastic stuff, and marginally more believable than Vigil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOps499IZaY
Your childhood TV programmes - Ballyboy - 14-09-2021
Me Too. it was a show on Cbeebies around 2007 when i was a kid. https://youtu.be/Q__AEVQraA8
Your childhood TV programmes - Classicnewcbbc - 14-09-2021
Dick and Dom In Da Bungalow for me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-kSG2einNw
Your childhood TV programmes - JamesWorldNews - 14-09-2021
Mary, Mungo and Midge.
(And Richard Baker).
Your childhood TV programmes - EeveeSparkles - 14-09-2021
Ballyboy post_id=39827 time= user_id=982 Wrote:Me Too. it was a show on Cbeebies around 2007 when i was a kid. https://youtu.be/Q__AEVQraA8I remember that show too! The only thing I can remember about it though was the Race Against the Time song. :lol:
Your childhood TV programmes - Blubatt - 14-09-2021
I was a lucky boy who grew up watching a lot of Cartoon Network during the 2000's, so I experienced the 90's Boom as it was just about ending, and the early 2000's silver age that the channel went through. Ed, Edd, n Eddy, Powerpuff Girls (with its badass theme tune), Dexter's Laboratory (lord, I am showing my age), The DCAU as a whole was excellent. In terms of British shows, Dick n Dom inda Bungalow, Stupid on CBBC was the best sketch show they did until Horrible Histories (which I also loved as a teenager), Spongebob of course, on general principle.
However, above all else, and something I still love even as a grown man, is Come Outside. No one talks rubbish about Aunty Mabel to me. I would knock their block off.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWvIgu66tLs
Your childhood TV programmes - Blubatt - 14-09-2021
EeveeSparkles post_id=39864 time= user_id=1622 Wrote:Ballyboy post_id=39827 time= user_id=982 Wrote:Me Too. it was a show on Cbeebies around 2007 when i was a kid. https://youtu.be/Q__AEVQraA8I remember that show too! The only thing I can remember about it though was the Race Against the Time song. :lol:
My brother used to watch that as a toddler, along with Charlie and Lola which has previously been mentioned.
Your childhood TV programmes - DE88 - 15-09-2021
I grew up in the '90s mainly with CITV - so not only Art Attack, Finders Keepers, Fun House, How 2, Mike & Angelo, Rosie & Jim, Tots TV, Wizadora, Woof!, Zzzap! and the various Warner Bros animated series, but also quite a few shows that perhaps aren't *quite* talked about as much.
Like Hurricanes...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wceXHfV_4fM
...the Where's Wally? cartoon adaptation (I'm sure I wasn't the only one who was surprised to discover that only 13 episodes were made)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmxD2eSoGCw
...The Spooks of Bottle Bay (see, Carlton *did* commission at least one fairly good show prior to their takeover of Central)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPpDkymFzys
...Extreme Ghostbusters...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHgnIZ6VvtU
...Cone Zone (this episode featuring a pre-'stEnders Kacey Ainsworth)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PY-Cangybuw
...and It's a Mystery (anything Neil Buchanan did was great).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jv-q3EKoRBA
Also Out of Sight and Sunny's Ears ("Always there for you..." I still remember and like that theme tune), as well as Zippy, George and Bungle's last hurrah in Rainbow Days.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zW3fF1tlDNA
And I had no issues with Steve Ryde and his voice - unlike almost every other kid, it seems.
Children's BBC did play a role in my childhood too - new *and* old eps of Grange Hill (the old ones on Sunday mornings, of course), "Byker Byker, Byker GROVE!", Blue Peter and the Yes/No People's version of the theme tune (love it or hate it), and Newsround and this excellent title sequence (hmmm, whatever became of Julie Etchingham...?
).https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5Y4X1EjN4I
And L&K on Saturday mornings, because even I felt then that ITV's offerings in this slot were inferior.
Your childhood TV programmes - BillyH - 15-09-2021
I used to love both Working Lunch and On the Record as a child, though episodes varied in quality as you’d get the fun bits with the fish or crocodile-clock but then endless minutes of boring men talking about finances and taxes. Definitely two CBBC shows far above today’s target audience.
Your childhood TV programmes - JasonB - 15-09-2021
This was a favourite as a kid and I even went as far as telling a classmate at school my family owned a branch.
https://youtu.be/2t_BxiX-5JU
Your childhood TV programmes - Neil Jones - 15-09-2021
JasonB post_id=40104 time= user_id=901 Wrote:This was a favourite as a kid and I even went as far as telling a classmate at school my family owned a branch.
And in the style of Would I Lie To You was the branch thing truth or a lie?
Your childhood TV programmes - JasonB - 15-09-2021
Neil Jones post_id=40108 time=1631733644 user_id=961 Wrote:JasonB post_id=40104 time= user_id=901 Wrote:This was a favourite as a kid and I even went as far as telling a classmate at school my family owned a branch.
And in the style of Would I Lie To You was the branch thing truth or a lie?
Total lie but the address I gave the classmate existed, they even went to said address and came back to school the following Monday saying “I went to the address you gave me but I couldn’t see your restaurant” it was then my 9 year old self knew...
Your childhood TV programmes - wonkey_monkey - 15-09-2021
I was terrified of The Flumps. Pootle in particular. Johnny Ball's various programmes were the best thing on telly when I was a kid.