The Wombles
Tony Harts art program with Morph - the plastercine model thingy
Jim'll fix it - but never replied to me either
Jackanory
wrestling on a saturday afternoon - with Big Daddy and Jeff Capes
Rhubarb and Custard
Captain Pugwash

I used to love Rag dolly Anna :-D

Also,

Bertha
Pigeon Street
Button Moon
She-ra
Knightmare
Pob
T-bag

We always used to watch Look and Read in infant school. Love it! Not sure about Magic E though!

Blimey, and the follow up to Magic E - Drop that E!

> Worzal Gumage (sp)

Yay!!! I LOVED watching Worzel :)
and The Flumps, The Smurfs, The Moomins and Bagpuss :)

My absolute favourites were The Banana Splits and I loved The Double Deckers (I always wanted to be the little girl called Tiger)!!:)

I love all this memory jogging but this one really shows our ages.  I didn't have tv until I was about 5!!  Used to listen to the radio - Listen with mother.  Yes I remember the early Doctor Who, Champion, Circus Boy, and what about the Lone Ranger - Hi ho Silver!  I watched White horses with my sister - and loved the tune too. Thanks for the link.  Only saw ITV when I went to friends houses.

The Banana Splits that takes me back :-).

Was in Church for a marriage vows renewal service a few weeks ago and they paly a clip from Trumpton and most of the adult protion of the congregation joined in with the Fire station roll call "Phew, Phew, Barney.....etc".  The kids all thought we were mad!

When I was a teenager we used to keep our pony on the farm that belonged to one of the creators of the Clangers (and Basil Brush, Ifor the Engine, and Bagpuss amongst many others). We kept the tack in his barn of which a part was put aside as the set for the Clangers. It was made of chicken wire, papier mache, drinking straws and christmas baubles. The Clangers were knitted by his wife. Both creators lived in the village at the time and when one decided to sell some of the artwork he had produced for comics the villagers were offered first choice at nominal prices. My dad bought quite a few and gave us children a framed piece each. Mine is a Bagpuss story and the page from the comic is on the reverse side of the painting. My sister had Pogles Wood and my brother had Ifor the Engine.

Calmstorm....smurfs indeed!

Tee hee.....and I was about 20 then ****cheezy grin****

Oh, love this thread.  Brings back so many childhood memories.  One of my favourites was "Chorlton and the Wheelies".