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Caz · 17-08-2003, 13:46

[quote author=Chris7464 link=board=nostalgia;num=1060004529;start=0#25 date=08/17/03 at 02:23:30]It seems that most people on this forum watched a diverse range of television during their years, with several Gerry Anderson shows from the sixties mentioned does anybody remember the TerrorHawks from the early eighties? Windsor Davies provided the voice over for one of the characters, a talking ball non the less ;D
I also used to watch Fraggle Rock when it first started and I know a rather rude song about it (the less said the better) ;D[/quote]

Terrorhawks and Evil Zelda! Have kids aged from 31 - 13 so I've caught quite a few childrens programmes over the years!

Can remember Button Moon, Jamie and his Magic Torch, and my favourite Chorlton & the Wheelies! (Hello Little old Lady (catchphrase for those who don't know!))

And what was the programme that Humphrey Cushion was on?

17-08-2003, 13:46	#28
Caz God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Accrington Posts: 2,210 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 974	Re: Old TV, Radio & Films [quote author=Chris7464 link=board=nostalgia;num=1060004529;start=0#25 date=08/17/03 at 02:23:30]It seems that most people on this forum watched a diverse range of television during their years, with several Gerry Anderson shows from the sixties mentioned does anybody remember the TerrorHawks from the early eighties? Windsor Davies provided the voice over for one of the characters, a talking ball non the less ;D I also used to watch Fraggle Rock when it first started and I know a rather rude song about it (the less said the better) ;D[/quote] Terrorhawks and Evil Zelda! Have kids aged from 31 - 13 so I've caught quite a few childrens programmes over the years! Can remember Button Moon, Jamie and his Magic Torch, and my favourite Chorlton & the Wheelies! (Hello Little old Lady (catchphrase for those who don't know!)) And what was the programme that Humphrey Cushion was on? __________________ Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little. - Edmund Burke I am not young enough to know everything. - Oscar Wilde