What TV shows did you watch growing up?

Ross_Scope

Good morning all, I hope your weekend has started off well  

Time to reminisce!

I've had many conversations lately with people about TV shows we used to watch as children, and I always enjoy hearing other people's memories because we all come from unique upbringings and loved different things.

When I was a child I watched things like Teletubbies and  Tweenies, and then latterly Scooby-Doo and Basil Brush. I have such fond memories of all of them, whether it be the concept of the show or a character I particularly loved.

What did you used to watch when you were growing up? And what do you recall loving about those shows? 

leeCal

I remember watching watch with mother but I don’t remember anything about the content at all. I do have a fond memory of watching the adventures of Twizzle, a most remarkable boy who had extending arms and legs and a best friend who was a cat, great program. Then of course there were other programs like Doctor who with William Hartnell playing the doctor, and old reruns of Zoro and the Lone Ranger. Wow, a long long time ago...

When we first got a telly there was only BBC One and I think Two, I’m sure it used to stop at Ten pm as well.

Ross_Scope

The Adventures of Twizzle sounds very interesting and unique @leeCal, I've not heard of it before  

Doctor Who is a fantastic one, we all have that one actor who played the Doctor who we associate with growing up. For me it was David Tennant. Do you still watch the show now? 

Yes my early memories of television were of there just being four channels, seems crazy now looking back considering the vast array of channels and services there are now. 

leeCal

No @Ross_Scope I don’t watch doctor who anymore. It changed for me when e special effects became too Hollywood, the older versions were more gritty and realistic in many ways. I’ll always remember the Daleks though, cruel and mean and humanity’s sworn enemy...if I remember rightly. We’d play Daleks at school and often ‘exterminate’ each other for twenty minutes or so! 

janer1967

The programmes you mention @Ross_Scope were not there i n my childhood you must be showing your young age there

I used to watch magic roundabout, blue peter, clangers, trumpton . They are all a lot better than the americanised kids programmes out nowadays

Ross_Scope

Makes sense @leeCal, it has become very dramatic and bombastic at times in terms of the special effects and plot lines.

The Daleks still scare me a little to this day The Cybermen too, and most recently the Weeping Angels. Those three villains will unnerve me forever more I think. But exterminating each other sounds like a great way to spend a school play time  

Yes I may very well be showing my age there @janer1967 I did used to watch Blue Peter as a child so we have that in common at least, that show has been going for so long. What was trumpton about? I've not heard of that one.

OverlyAnxious

As a young kid we only had 4 channels and it was things like Come Outside (Which seems like an inappropriate title now!), Sesame Street, Barney, Postman Pat, Thomas the Tank Engine.

As an older kid we gained a 5th channel and it was things like Arthur, Hey Arnold, Fairly Odd Parents, Cow & Chicken, Yvon of the Yukon, Art Attack, SMart, Mona the Vampire, Pinky & the Brain, Recess, Rugrats, The Wild Thornberrys, Angry Beavers, The Queens Nose, Scooby Doo, Lizzie Mcguire, Raven, Get Your Own Back, The Cramp Twins, Chucklevision, Horrible Histories, The Really Wild Show, Kerching!, **** & Dom, Diggit, Milkshake, Jackie Chan Adventures, Looney Tunes, Keenan & Kel...

Very occasionally I'd get to watch things like Dexter or Jonny Bravo if I went round a rich persons house with Sky! 

Looking back, it seems like a lot of TV...I should probably have gone outside now and then! 


There's one show that I can remember but can't remember the name and it's irritating me lol...it was a cartoon, around 2004ish, there was a young guy with a blue top and square shoulders, blue cap and a small beige dog - I'm almost certain the dog could turn invisible and/or teleport...anyone remember the name of it? 

66Mustang

@OverlyAnxious I remember most of those

Was the show you are trying to remember about a guy with a dog, I think called Corniel, who could talk, but they didn’t want anyone else to find out that the dog could talk?

OverlyAnxious

66Mustang said:

@OverlyAnxious I remember most of those

Was the show you are trying to remember about a guy with a dog, I think called Corniel, who could talk, but they didn’t want anyone else to find out that the dog could talk?

That's the one!!  Just found it, was called Watch My Chops!    

OverlyAnxious

Just remembered the Flinstones as well...  And Whacky Races...  

Ross_Scope

As an older kid we gained a 5th channel and it was things like Arthur, Hey Arnold, Fairly Odd Parents, Cow & Chicken, Yvon of the Yukon, Art Attack, SMart, Mona the Vampire, Pinky & the Brain, Recess, Rugrats, The Wild Thornberrys, Angry Beavers, The Queens Nose, Scooby Doo, Lizzie Mcguire, Raven, Get Your Own Back, The Cramp Twins, Chucklevision, Horrible Histories, The Really Wild Show, Kerching!, **** & Dom, Diggit, Milkshake, Jackie Chan Adventures, Looney Tunes, Keenan & Kel...

All fantastic shows, I used to watch so many of those myself. Ahhh the memories What was Fairly Odd Parents about? Name rings a bell but I can't remember it!

woodbine

I'm going to show my age now but I a show on you tube last week that I loved as a kid in the 60's "I Love Lucy" with Lucille Ball.
Also loved Dads Army, never missed Corrie until I got bored with it 5 years ago, as a very very young boy I watched "watch with mother" ...little weeed.
Fireball XLV and another big favourite was "voyage to the bottom of the sea"
I probably also watched Muffin the Mule until it became illegal 

Strange really for most of the 1960'e there were only two stations but always something worth watching, now we have 300 and it's all [email protected] !

leeCal

Totally agree, and remember pinky and perky, @woodbine, noggin the nog, morph, mork and Mindy(when I was older likewise the fonz) Laramie, Wells Fargo, gunsmoke, rawhide, Z cars. And so on and so on. 
The saint, Randal and hopkirk deceased, the prisoner, the avengers, thunderbirds. Wow, so many.

(Yes muffin the mule with Muriel somebody, also Bill  and Ben the flowerpot men and Lulu the doll bit iffy) oh yes and crackerjack on Friday afternoons at five pm, contestants won cabbages etc and a pencil, simple pleasures, I still like ...pencils.

woodbine

@leecal you've stirred a few more memories Z cars was brilliant and pinky and perky had hit records.

leeCal

Bonanza, the man from uncle, everyone wanted to play that and be Ilya Kuriakin! The other one was napoleon solo. Ironside, the first detective type where the main actor was permanently in a wheelchair. The tormented Fugitive.
Sunday night at the palladium. Charlie Drake. 

Ross_Scope

I've not heard of the vast majority of those @woodbine and @leeCal, although Bill and Ben the Flowerpot men is a classic  

Also, winning cabbages and pencils sounds very random. Very different to the sort of prizes they give away these days and when I was growing up.

66Mustang

I remember on **** and Dom there were often 3 prizes in the competitions. The first would be something really good like a games console or a holiday, second would be a £50-100ish prize but third prize was always something stupid; one I remember was the “porridge computer” which was a laptop that had been covered in porridge and so broken seemed like a waste

Ross_Scope

"Something stupid" are two words I associate with a lot of the shows **** and Dom used to do They were still great shows though.

I remember they used to do a mini game where they would get someone to eat a box of chocolates, one of which was filled with fish paste. The aim of the game was to eat X number of chocolates without getting the horrible one.

leeCal

Dixon of dock green. Andy pandy. Juke box jury, where they played a selection of that weeks pop music releases and then pontificated on which ones were the best, with David Jacobs. All in glorious black and white. 

RAwarrior

The Clangers, Blue Peter, Rainbow, Bod, The Mister Men, Scooby Do, Rentaghost, Crackerjack to name but a few😁

leeCal

Hawaii five o. Highway patrol. And what about Adam Adamant. The val Doonican show, complete with comfy jumper and rocking chair. Tales of the unexpected with Roald Dahl.

chiarieds

Captain Pugwash, Noggin the Nog, Tom & Jerry, The Flintstones, & Top Cat, but the most memorable/enjoyable ones were The Magic Roundabout, & Clangers.

When I watched TV with my eldest daughter, I really enjoyed King Rollo & bought her the books. If I can't find an appropriate card, I still make King Rollo cards all these years later.....you'd have had to have watched this to understand.

RAwarrior

@leeCal

I remember the Val Doonican Show😆 and Hawaii Five O “Book him Danno”🤣🤣

Upstairs Downstairs
Willo the Wisp
Grange Hill

RAwarrior

Seaside Special 
It’s a Knockout 
The Good Old Days
Play School

RAwarrior

Chips

Metal Mickey

Shine on Harvey Moon

Some Mothers Do Have Em🤣🤣

**** Emery Show

Cress

Never liked many of the kids tv shows from when I was little...for some reason they always seemed ever so slightly sinister...didnt help that all the narration sounded like it was recorded in a toilet...but when I was tiny I loved a programme called Pogles Wood...god I'm old!

Much preferred the stuff that was on when my kids were growing up...Danger Mouse, Count Duckula, Pingu, bananaman. Loved Ant and Dec on a saturday morning...with Prozac the fairy..lol

RAwarrior

Bagpuss

Babapapa

Pipkins

Tom and Jerry

Roadrunner

Animal Magic was brilliant 😁

Magic Roundabout

Button Moon

MobileGames

The Magic Roundabout
The Wombles
Jimbo Jet
Pigeon Street
Grott Bags
Count Ducula
Button Moon
Fireman Sam
Spot the dog
Postman Pat
Banana Man
Super Ted
Thomas The Tank Engine
Inspector Gadget 
Fraggle Rock
Sesame Street
Sooty
The Flumps
Baa Baa
Super Gran
Rodd Hull And Emu
Danger Mouse
The Munsters
Sabrina The Teenage Witch
Going Round The Twist
The Biz
Byker Grove
Neighbours
Home and Away
Brookside
Going Live
The Two Ronnies
Gladiators
You Bet
Dame Edna Everage Show
Challenge Aneeka
Stars In Their Eyes
The Generation Game
Take Your Pick
BlockBusters
Countdown
Fifteen To One
Every Second Counts
Going For Gold
Turnabout
Supermarket Sweep
Ready,Steady,Cook
The Crystal Maze
Wheel of Fortune
Time After Time
Bread
Second Thoughts
Des O'connor Show
Rusty Lee 
Killroy
The Time,The Place
Montel Jordan
Rickki Lake
Trisha
Vanessa
TFI Friday
Top Of The Pops
The Top 40
These are from when I was little up until I was 18. Man I watched a lot of TV! 
After reading some of the comments,I forgot to add Rentaghost,Basil Brush,Roland Rat,Blue Peter,Rainbow,Tony Hart,Chuckle vision,Art Attack and The Crankies. 

OverlyAnxious

Ross_Scope said:

As an older kid we gained a 5th channel and it was things like Arthur, Hey Arnold, Fairly Odd Parents, Cow & Chicken, Yvon of the Yukon, Art Attack, SMart, Mona the Vampire, Pinky & the Brain, Recess, Rugrats, The Wild Thornberrys, Angry Beavers, The Queens Nose, Scooby Doo, Lizzie Mcguire, Raven, Get Your Own Back, The Cramp Twins, Chucklevision, Horrible Histories, The Really Wild Show, Kerching!, **** & Dom, Diggit, Milkshake, Jackie Chan Adventures, Looney Tunes, Keenan & Kel...

All fantastic shows, I used to watch so many of those myself. Ahhh the memories What was Fairly Odd Parents about? Name rings a bell but I can't remember it!

It was a cartoon, little Timmy Turner with a pink cap, had 2 fairy godparents that granted his every wish!  The wishes always went wrong and caused more problems though...I'm sure there was a moral in there somewhere!

RAwarrior

chorlton and the Wheelies.

leeCal

My children watched my parents are aliens, I thought it was well acted and funny.
Steptoe and son was often funny as was Alf Garnet.
rising damp with Leonard Rossiter was hilarious 😂 

Topkitten

I remember a few but it was soooooo long ago plus we didn't have a colour TV until I was 14.

Andy Pandy (now banned), The woodentops (also banned), Tales of the Riverbank and Blue Peter a little later ( I actually had a Blue Peter badge, lol!). Then ofc Doctor Who, Fireball XL5 then onto Stingray, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and Joe 90. I get a little confused at times though because of watching so many others sitting with my kids (the girls liked cartoons mostly, a lot Japanese or Korean) and my son was mad about Thomas the Tank Engine.

TK

leeCal

I forgot about stingray @Topkitten And Ivor the engine, I think Thomas the tank engine was from that series actually? I may be wrong.
how about Lassie, Rin tin tin, skippy the bush kangaroo and a dolphin but I don’t remember it’s name, also the adventures of Tarzan and the flying doctor. Great stuff. 

Topkitten

Yep @leeCal, "Lassie", skippy and the dolphin and then also "Robin Hood" but a little older than the initial post for those. Later still came "The Saint" (always struck me that The Saint was acting as James Bond, lol!) and ofc having to sit through "Dixon of Dock Green" and later still "Softly softly" and the detective on the Channel Isles because Dad liked them. Not forgetting cartoons like "Tom & Jerry", "Dangermouse", "Yogi Bear" & "TopCat". Another early one was "Sooty & Sweep" and a bit later "Jackanory" and ofc every Friday early evening was "Crackerjack" and who could forget "Noddy" though I think that's banned too. I seem to remember a show with a story which they read after going through shaped windows.

"Ivor the engine" was made using paper pictures and moving them a frame at a time and don't forget the dragon that always seemed to appear. Thomas was made using the Dinky Toys and narrated by Ringo Starr in the end but I can't remember who did the early ones.

TK

leeCal

Aah, such memories. 🙂

chiarieds

The dolphin was 'Flipper.' 'Bergerac' was the Jersey detective series. I must have watched quite a bit of TV too, tho I rarely put the TV on nowadays.

RAwarrior

Does anyone remember Champion the Wonder 🐎?

RAwarrior

I really liked George and Mildred😁

Cress

Pippi longstocking,  what the heck was that about? Lol

Follyfoot...sister was mad on horses!

Cress

I forgot the muppets...meh na meh na, doo doo do do do...
Drove the teachers at school mad with that one!

Cress

The Last Resort with Johnathan Ross, loved it.
Whose line is it anyway?
Saturday Night Live...Ben Elton etc
And how could I forget Red Dwarf?
Smoke me a kipper! Lol

RAwarrior

The High Chaparral.

Little House on the Prairie.

RAwarrior

Lassie

Bewitched

Tarzan

Opportunity Knocks

leeCal

Branded, gunsmoke and the Virginian were all good cowboy series. Cannon and the peter falk detectives were great USA imports. Rumple of the bailey. Black beauty. What about John pertwee as a talking scarecrow? Stig of the dump the caveboy. 

RAwarrior

Colombo was brilliant 👍

RAwarrior

The Streets of San Francisco.

Secret Army

The Six Million Dollar Man.

The Bionic Woman 

chiarieds

I must have watched quite a few westerns..... The Lone Ranger, Wagon Train & The High Chaparral. I also had a Man from U.N.C.L.E. revolver, which impressed my school friends...I was quite a tomboy, but really liked David McCallum as Illya Kuryakin; after Paul Newman he was my heartthrob!

RAwarrior

The Love Boat

Fantasy Island

Captain Caveman 

Never the Twain

Robin’s Nest

On the Buses

Taxi

Happy Days

Petrocelli

Quincy

Chloe_Scope

@OverlyAnxious, fairly odd parents!! I remember this! What a throwback. 

I also remember Totally Spies, Arthur, Rugrats, Little Bear and Mona the vampire. Good times. 

Cher_Scope

Woah @MobileGames What a list and walk down memory lane for me!

I'm an 80's kid and have fond memories of watching Finger Mouse and Words and Pictures as a little one.  Can anyone else remember the magic pencil?  

As I got a bit older I remember watching The Fun House (It's a whole lotta fun, prizes to be won!) and Mike and Angelo, until Byker Grove came along and I became a more mature, refined viewer  . They don't make them like they used to, do they?

OverlyAnxious

I'm not sure if Malcolm in the Middle counts as a kids programme but it's been re-run on Freeview 29 recently...I used to identify with Malcolm as a teenager...now I identify more with Hal! 

OverlyAnxious

Cher_Scope said:

Can anyone else remember the magic pencil?  

Blimey, that one is a distant memory!  The teacher wheeling in the heavy old style TV on a rickety stand that looked like it would collapse at any moment...and then spending 20 minutes trying to work the VCR player! 

Not TV related but that wheeled stand has just reminded me of something else that was a primary school regular...the over-head projector!  I'll bet there are plenty on here too young to have ever seen one! 

RAwarrior

Dallas

Falcon Crest

Dynasty

RAwarrior

The Incredible Hulk

Highway to Heaven

Mork and Mindy

Fame

Cher_Scope

@OverlyAnxious

You reminded me of this meme 

66Mustang

@Cher_Scope hahaha

@OverlyAnxious I remember the OHP!!!  We also still had blackboards at my first school until they got replaced with posh white boards

Apparently now Smart boards are common

OverlyAnxious

66Mustang said:

@Cher_Scope hahaha

@OverlyAnxious I remember the OHP!!!  We also still had blackboards at my first school until they got replaced with posh white boards

Apparently now Smart boards are common

There were still quite a few blackboards at my High School, alongside the whiteboards.  Even a couple of those 'rolling' blackboards in the oldest classrooms!

Every classroom there got a Smart Board around 2007...they were generally just fitted over the top of whiteboards though and half the teachers stuck with the side of the whiteboards and conventional drywipe pens.   

Grinchy

All great shows, i've seen lots of the eighties ones mentioned, anyone remember the gerry anderson show Terrahawks, loved that, and voyage to the bottom of the sea, and thunderbirds, great shows also loved captain scarlet, gerry anderson shows were the best

RAwarrior

The Fantastic Journey starring Roddy McDowell

Ross_Scope

So many great TV shows and so many ones that I'm hearing for the first time and learning about  

Anybody used to watch a show called Jungle Run that was on CITV? Just popped into my head now.

Chloe_Scope

OverlyAnxious said:

I'm not sure if Malcolm in the Middle counts as a kids programme but it's been re-run on Freeview 29 recently...I used to identify with Malcolm as a teenager...now I identify more with Hal! 

I used to love watching this @[email protected]! 

leeCal

The zoo gang. Daktari. Adventures of tin tin. Torchy the battery boy.

Jaanu38

I enjoyed watching Hartley Hare, Playschool, Wacky Races, Thunderbirds, Rainbow, King Rollo, Mr Benn, Bagpuss and The Jetsons. I also loved Mind Your Language, Desmonds, Love Thy Neighbour,  Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em and It Ain't 'Alf Hot Mum!!

Dragonslayer

I'm going back a long way
Does anyone remember Bill and Ben. The flower pot men.😃

Alias Smith and Jones. I loved that 😀

leeCal

@Dragonslayer I remember bill and Ben, as I say the earliest ones I remember are Noddy, Twizzle, Torchy the battery boy, Andy pandy and Lulu, and muffin the mule with Muriel young. I was about three and four years old.

much later I enjoyed Citizen Smith and the Lovers, and the likely lads, and Budgie with bIlly Fury.

Dragonslayer

@leeCal I'm pleased to hear someone other than myself remembers Bill and Ben. We must be around the same age.
I also loved the other shows you mention as well.
Some other oldies I remember

Space 1999
Blakes Seven
Sapphire and Steel
Z Cars
The Professionals
The Sweeney 

WestHam06

Hi @Ross_Scope,  
                              This is a great thread, thanks for starting it I remember the Teletubbies with the face in the sun and for some reason I loved the hover (The Noo Noo) but I don't know why and my love of hovers has definitely not carried on into adulthood I also remember the  Tweenies fondly and favourite was Jake as well as the dogs Doddle and Izzles. As I got older I enjoyed Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Robot Wars. I also remember Art Attack. Thank you. 

OverlyAnxious

WestHam06 said:

As I got older I enjoyed Fresh Prince of Bel Air 

I think most 90's kids can probably still remember the song word for word!   

West Philadelphia born and raised... 

Jaanu38

Oh yes...Fresh Prince, Dallas,  Dynasty, Nancy Drew, Blakes Seven, Dukes of Hazzard, Automan, Laurel and Hardy, Harold Lloyd, Sabrina, and the one with the witch who wriggled her nose!

leeCal

the one with the witch who wriggled her nose!

Bewitched 🙂

Jaanu38

I forgot Just William!! Pure classic gold!

Jaanu38

Oh wow! Bewitched! Yes of oourse! Thank you! Also, a lot of the ones others have mentioned here... brings back so many lovely childhood memories! Especially Fame, Mork and Mindy, I also loved George and Mildred, Terry and June, Duty Free, but my all time fave American one has to be Happy Days!!

OverlyAnxious

Anyone else watch Ground Force or Changing Rooms in the late 90s?  Apparently they're not usual viewing for an under 10 year old!   

WestHam06

Hi @OverlyAnxious, 
                                Completely agree, most of me and my friends can remember the words to the song, one of my favourites I have to say I think I remember Ground Force, please may I ask, was that the one with Charlie and Tommy? Thank you.  

leeCal

Not to mention Alan titchmarsh and his herbacious borders. Or Larry Grayson ‘shut that door’.

OverlyAnxious

WestHam06 said:

Hi @OverlyAnxious, 
                                Completely agree, most of me and my friends can remember the words to the song, one of my favourites I have to say I think I remember Ground Force, please may I ask, was that the one with Charlie and Tommy? Thank you.  

Yes, that's the one!  It started with just Alan Titchmarsh but they quickly realised they needed more help in the timescle that they had.  They just walked around locally looking for more people.  Tommy was a builder and Charlie was a librarian nearby...  They then became part of the show permanently!

OverlyAnxious

One show I haven't seen mentioned so far is You've Been Framed...I'm guessing a lot of you would have watched it?

I was subjected to it every weekend and absolutely hated it!  Lots of people hurting themselves or others, plus children and animals leaking from every possible orifice.  I never did see the funny side of it!! 

leeCal

@OverlyAnxious I’m old enough to remember the forerunner of you’ve been framed which was candid camera, later there was Beatles about with Jeremy Beadle , then you’ve been framed. 

Esther Rantzen was in something too, was it that was the week that was? Nationwide was on every night as well, a news program.

leeCal

Noel Edmunds was in something every Saturday night. ‘Tis was. Pans people. Blankety blank. The generation game. What a lot of tv I watched.

Dragonslayer

The Prsioner. The one with the 'bouncing' ball?
Did anyone really understand it?

66Mustang

Takeshi’s Castle!

WestHam06

Hi @OverlyAnxious, 
                                Oh wow, I didn't know that about Charlie and Tommy so thank you for sharing that. I think Charlie now does a gardening programme with two brothers but I've no idea what it is called? I also have to agree with you about You've Been Framed, I never saw the funny side of it either though fortunately for me it was very rarely on our television. Thank you

OverlyAnxious

WestHam06 said:

Hi @OverlyAnxious, 
                                Oh wow, I didn't know that about Charlie and Tommy so thank you for sharing that. I think Charlie now does a gardening programme with two brothers but I've no idea what it is called? I also have to agree with you about You've Been Framed, I never saw the funny side of it either though fortunately for me it was very rarely on our television. Thank you

Yes, that'll be Garden Rescue on BBC1.  Those two brothers have previously won Gold at Chelsea! 

RAwarrior

@leeCal

The one with Esther Rantzen was That’s Life a consumer programme.

RAwarrior

Goober and the Ghost Chasers.

I don’t know if anyone remembers Hickory House which had a cushion in it that ate bananas😁

OverlyAnxious

Tommorow's World

leeCal

@RAwarrior thanks.
i don’t remember Goober and the ghost chasers.

im surprised no one remembers Twizzle circa 1958, the books are worth a lot now.

sooty and sweep were quite good too.

RAwarrior

Hi @leeCal

You’re welcome😁

I don’t know Twizzle.

Do you remember Hickory House?
I don’t know anyone who remembers it.

Goober and the Ghost Chasers was very similar to Scooby Doo.

leeCal

@RAwarrior no I don’t remember hickory house. Sometimes the regional itv stations had different programs on depending on which region you were in. That may explain it.

RAwarrior

Hi @leeCal

There are some clips of Hickory House on YouTube. I remember the banana eating cushion very well 🤣

RAwarrior

There are lots of tv programmes from the 1970s and 1980s on Youtube. 

OverlyAnxious

RAwarrior said:

Hi @leeCal

There are some clips of Hickory House on YouTube. I remember the banana eating cushion very well 🤣

Oh, that reminds me...  Bananas in Pyjamas!  

leeCal

Adam adamant was weird but good, a bit like Sherlock Holmes.

(what’s afoot Watson? About twelve inches Holmes.)

Chloe_Scope

I remember Bananas in Pyjamas @OverlyAnxious! It was an odd show.   

Tori_Scope

I don't know what you mean @Chloe_Scope? Two anthropomorphic beach patrol bananas who wear pyjamas and live with three bears and a rat. Perfectly normal.

Ross_Scope

Bananas, in pyjamas, they're coming down the stairs

What a song!

Did anyone use to watch Art Attack?

leeCal

Yes @Ross_Scope even I used to watch art attack, great program!

leeCal

Harry Worth was funny.

OverlyAnxious

Ross_Scope said:

Did anyone use to watch Art Attack?

Yep!  I never could understand how he made the big art attacks that were only fully visible from a distance! 

Ross_Scope

It was a fantastic show indeed @leeCalI used to enjoy the "and here's one I prepared earlier" moments. I have no idea why but I did. It was like a game of waiting for something you were expecting to happen, then being satisfied when it does.

@OverlyAnxious, maybe he was magic? 

Chloe_Scope

Art Attack was amazing @Ross_Scope! Did anyone ever make anything that they saw on the show?