Top 10 childrens programes of all time

[storm]

Your top 10 favorite childrens programes of all time

mine are

skippy the bush kangeroo
scooby doo where are you
hong kong phooey
jose and the pussycats
wacky races
rentaghost
magpie
bagpuss
ivor the engine
andy pandy

[buzzzybeez]

Wacka day
grotbags
t-bag
he-man
scooby doo
pob
grange hill
mr cooper
saved by the bell
the wonder years

[Seahorse]

Blue Peter
Jackanory
Playschool
Hong Kong Phooey
Rentaghost
The Magic Roundabout
Rhubarb & Custard
Grange Hill
Champion the Wonder Horse
Zorro

[storm]

i for got about magic roundabout that was brill

[sleepy0905]

Mine are

Clangers
Magic rounabout
Rainbow
Fraggle rock
Dangermouse
Worzel gummage
Willow the wisp
scoobydoo
the moomins
The munsters

[buzzzybeez]

oh i 4got fraggle rock,worzel gummage and dangermouse!

[sodabubble]

mine are:
he-man
fresh prince of bel air
greenclaws
the racoons
jakers!
muppet babies
saved by the bell
portland bill
worzel gummidge
wil o the wisp

[combom]

why dont you
1970s blue peter
ren & stimpy
Grange Hill
the changes
tomorrow people
the christmas lectures series
out of town
how
david attinborough introduced a series about mysteries for kids in the 1970s, cant remember the title

[Seahorse]

Ooh... The Changes?! Was that the prog where there were just a few kids left alive after some sort of apocalyptic event?

I think I've blanked it out a bit as too traumatising but I do remember being riveted at the time. I think I even had the books it was based on too!

[storm]

trumpton and camberwick green were great too

[sleepy0905]

Linda loves Ivor the engine and Bagpuss

[combom]

Ooh... The Changes?! Was that the prog where there were just a few kids left alive after some sort of apocalyptic event?

I think I've blanked it out a bit as too traumatising but I do remember being riveted at the time. I think I even had the books it was based on too!

thats the one, and i missed "children of the stones" too, dammit! and timeslip

[Seahorse]

Ooh... The Changes?! Was that the prog where there were just a few kids left alive after some sort of apocalyptic event?

I think I've blanked it out a bit as too traumatising but I do remember being riveted at the time. I think I even had the books it was based on too!

thats the one, and i missed "children of the stones" too, dammit! and timeslip

It's all coming back to me now!

I think I might buy the book(s)... for my eldest, obviously though I might peek through my fingers and see if they're still as alarming!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Changes-Trilogy-Peter-Dickinson/dp/0440504139/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1218915641&sr=1-4

[combom]

i think the tv series started at book 2, and the boat bit was book 3, but it was 30 yrs ago loll

[sodabubble]

ooooooooh what about 'the boy who fell to earth'? I remember being made to watch it with an older class when I was at little school, screwed me up for weeks! that pale kid! Urgh!

[combom]

never heard of that 1

[sleepy0905]

I remember 'the boy who fell to earth' and i agree sodabubble it is weard scarred me to death freaky

[storm]

i never heard of it either, me and combom must be old

[Seahorse]

Banana Splits to make comeback:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7567840.stm

[combom]

i blogged about that, unsure if itll be as good ATM, we will have to see! hope so though!

[storm]

loved the banana splits when i was a kid

[buzzzybeez]

ne1 else remember super gran? i liked that

[sleepy0905]

Super gran was ace it loved it too

[storm]

i remember super gran, anyone remember metal micky i loved that

[mary]

i'm suddenly feeling old

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