Those 80s kids shows you watched as a kid
Is space 1999 a competitor ?
Gerry Anderson and his wife Sylvia seemed to get it right. Laptops and all in their earlier series of XL5 I think ? Please correct me.
Chorlton and the Wheelies - Mr Ben, Magic roundabout, Bagpuss , the wombles, Feckin Dickson of Dock Green (the friendly policeman)
Gerry Anderson and his wife Sylvia seemed to get it right. Laptops and all in their earlier series of XL5 I think ? Please correct me.
Chorlton and the Wheelies - Mr Ben, Magic roundabout, Bagpuss , the wombles, Feckin Dickson of Dock Green (the friendly policeman)
I remember going on and on to my folks about getting a Banana splits car....
YouTube - THE BANANA SPLITS
YouTube - THE BANANA SPLITS
I also pestered my folks about buying me one but they said that as I was 37 I should be buying my own

I couldn't find you the real thing but there's a kit you can make
oh bugger, i cant remember the name. its was early 90s i think. erm like an australian program set in the future. was very similar to the tomorrow people. had some baddy in it determined to get someone.
its really sketchy as i was only 6-8 at the time. was bloody brilliant. used to be on channel 3 i think on the old kids programs after school.
someone help me on this, i really cant remember it
had a proper creepy but technoey electro introduction to it, was in several series too im sure of it.
its really sketchy as i was only 6-8 at the time. was bloody brilliant. used to be on channel 3 i think on the old kids programs after school.
someone help me on this, i really cant remember it

had a proper creepy but technoey electro introduction to it, was in several series too im sure of it.
Best thing on telly in the '80's (well, 1978 - 1980) was....
YouTube - Monkey Magic Intro
Friday's BBC2 about 6pm
(in the '80's that was, not now)
Utter brilliance. In fact, I still have a Monkey t-shirt
'The punkiest monkey that ever popped'
YouTube - Monkey Magic Intro
Friday's BBC2 about 6pm
Utter brilliance. In fact, I still have a Monkey t-shirt

'The punkiest monkey that ever popped'
I also pestered my folks about buying me one but they said that as I was 37 I should be buying my own

I couldn't find you the real thing but there's a kit you can make

I couldn't find you the real thing but there's a kit you can make


the real thing is called an Argocat, they occasionally turn up on fleabay, but go for quite high money for even tatty examples


Argo 8x8 Conquest Diesel
And yes even I considered one

Mart
where the hell can i pick one of these up
i have dogtanion on dvd and also have transformers the series on dvd along with the original transformers movie with rodimus prime and unicron
terrahawks
I used to like Dogtanian

As well as the other things mentioned here, especially the Banana Splits and Monkey! Although I do wonder how many boys questioned their sexuality by having 'strange' thoughts for the supposedly male Priest.

Edit: Oh, just searched and found she died at 27. That's a shame.
Steve

As well as the other things mentioned here, especially the Banana Splits and Monkey! Although I do wonder how many boys questioned their sexuality by having 'strange' thoughts for the supposedly male Priest.

Edit: Oh, just searched and found she died at 27. That's a shame.
Steve
Chocky was plain odd, think there were a couple of sequels too.
Monkey, now there was a seriously cool show, fairly sure it's out on DVD.
How about another classic 80's show, not sure if you could really class it is as kids show though, but I digress; "The Adventure Game" drogna drogna!
Let's see, what else...
Stig of the Dump
Catweazle
Worzel Gummage
The Tripods (shame series two still hasn't been officially released on DVD)
Around the world with ***** Fog
Dark Season (I believe this was the first tv appearance of Kate Winslett)
A final one, and one of the classics; Grange Hill (who can forget the "sausage on a fork" opening sequence). Gripper, Tucker, Mrs McCluskey, Mr Bronson, Danny Kendall, Gonch and Hollo, Roland "Rowwwland" Browning, Stewpot, Geoff "Bullet" Baxter, all rather good characters. I think the early seasons were certainly the best.
Monkey, now there was a seriously cool show, fairly sure it's out on DVD.
How about another classic 80's show, not sure if you could really class it is as kids show though, but I digress; "The Adventure Game" drogna drogna!
Let's see, what else...
Stig of the Dump
Catweazle
Worzel Gummage
The Tripods (shame series two still hasn't been officially released on DVD)
Around the world with ***** Fog
Dark Season (I believe this was the first tv appearance of Kate Winslett)
A final one, and one of the classics; Grange Hill (who can forget the "sausage on a fork" opening sequence). Gripper, Tucker, Mrs McCluskey, Mr Bronson, Danny Kendall, Gonch and Hollo, Roland "Rowwwland" Browning, Stewpot, Geoff "Bullet" Baxter, all rather good characters. I think the early seasons were certainly the best.
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