What TV shows did you watch growing up?
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ant and aardvark were another from the pink panther show I enjoyed, especially when the green one showed up.
Wicked vision in Germany just released the complete series in a lovely mediabook "The Blue elise" what a cool name the aardvark has in German!
Button moon I also forgot from my last list & Who remembers that Saturday morning show with the crocodile round the bend?
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Didnt get chance to look it up yet @Chris75_ ,
I will try my best to look it up
Oh bless
Back in the day ey
I did love some of the 70s .
Some ok memories
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They were talking about Blind date on the news @Catherine21
How bizarre
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@Chris75_ , Ive looked up Animal Kwackers , i vaguely remember it lol
Tv back then lol
You mentioned Banana Splits
I liked that alot lol
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Dr Who in the 70s was very scary for me
Hiding behind the sofa lol
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was that the one with that weird lion that played a guitar or something
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Hong Kong Phooey
Top cat
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Flintstones
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Oh my so many lol
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"Children of the Stones" - only one series produced in 1978 - I was 15.
It was about weird goings on at Avebury !
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Had these VHS as a child, I do miss VHS days.
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Ive always loved tv @Nightcity and @Catherine21 , so many good memories of tv stuff . We can lose ourselves in tv sometimes and forget about the bad stuff for a little while
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Sending a whole load of empathy and compassion your way @Catherine21
Your you and your doing great as you are .
Sending lots of peace and love your way today and always
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yes but in my case it's quite a problem at times, to try remain living in a time where I was happy I have been listening to the same songs and watching the same shows for about 30 years.
I've watched Brookside beginning to end 3 times that's nearly 3,000 episodes
Prisoner cell Block H and sons and daughters 6 times through that's 692 & 972 episodes respectively.
shortland Street the first 15 years 1992-2007 4 times that's about 2900 episodes also.
As much as I love them and they comfort me I realise it's not healthy to watch the same thing that many times.
Of course I do watch films and a few new things too but it's often the main cycle.
the autism lady who diagnosed me did explain it, apparently it's actually common in autistics to have a fairly rigid viewing pattern.
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Sending even more compassion and empathy your way too @Nightcity .
Im similar to yourself watching things over and over again .
Its part of who u r and i wouldnt put yourself down for that one bit .
We are all unique in our own way .
I myself have a rigid viewing pattern .
Talking with people like you helps me to realise Im not as awful as some people make me out too be .
Sending Gigantic big hugs your way and thank you for chatting to me
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It's always a pleasure, and glad I've inadvertently helped you!
We are just who we are I guess it may be unusual but I'm sure I'll rewatch them all at least one more time in my life.
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some of the programs i watched growing up bagpuss, trumpton, postman pat, rainbow, superted. aging myself now grange hill, byker grove, blue peter (have a bp badge), knightmare, funhouse (always wanted to go on the go-karts and go in the house. many other programs aswell
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Thank you @Nightcity ,
I think because of you i hope i feel less inferior .
We will definately watch the again for sure
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knightmare used to scare me lol
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