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- DVD/TV/Film Discussion (https://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f134/)

- - Catweasel and co. (https://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f134/catweasel-and-co-60867.html)

susie123

03-03-2012 17:16

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 974710)

Yes remember Cloppa castle, also liked Chorltan and the Wheelies" ooh i hate that dragon" (said in a welsh accent):D

Oh dear I do feel ancient - never heard of them!

steve2qec

03-03-2012 17:28

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Originally Posted by walkinman221 (Post 974710)

Yes remember Cloppa castle, also liked Chorltan and the Wheelies" ooh i hate that dragon" (said in a welsh accent):D

They "looked" similiar, might have been from the same stable.
Also liked Pipkins....(bet Sue hasn't heard of that!!!)

flashy

03-03-2012 17:35

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Thundercats, Grange Hill, Tucker's Luck, Supergran, Rentaghost, Stig of the Dump, Count Duckula, Fraggle Rock, He-Man, Knight Rider, The A-Team, Why Don't You?, Dungeons & Dragons

annesingleton

03-03-2012 17:37

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 974712)

Oh dear I do feel ancient - never heard of them!

I used to watch these with my oldest son before he started school, he's 37 this year - also Hickory House, Rainbow and others which I'm sure he'd remember but I can't remember the names of - I do remember Hartley Hare.
When I was little in the fifties it was Watch With Mother every afternoon:
Monday - Picture Book
Tuesday - Andy Pandy
Wednesday - Bill & Ben
Thursday - Rag Tag & Bobtail
Friday - The Woodentops.

I remember throwing a strop because sometimes they'd take The Woodentops off and replace it with horse racing.
And after Watch With Mother there sometimes used to be a keep fit programme on for the mums!

susie123

03-03-2012 17:49

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Originally Posted by steve2qec (Post 974718)

They "looked" similiar, might have been from the same stable.
Also liked Pipkins....(bet Sue hasn't heard of that!!!)

Rub it in Steve why don't you... :p:(

annesingleton

03-03-2012 18:26

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Originally Posted by steve2qec (Post 974718)

They "looked" similiar, might have been from the same stable.
Also liked Pipkins....(bet Sue hasn't heard of that!!!)

Pipkins - Hartley Hare and Humphrey Cushion!

kestrelx

03-03-2012 19:29

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 974635)

'Squeaky clean Disney' - not really ;)
Top 10 Hidden Images Found In*Cartoons

On the conspiracy tip again Margaret ;):D

disney's hidden messages - YouTube

mobertol

03-03-2012 21:57

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The Magic Roundabout - my dad is a "Brian" the Snail.

Anyone remember The Herbs -Parsley the Lion, Dill the dog...?

Was a mega-fan Of Roobarb and Custard - truly zany! Love the way it's all shakey!:D
Roobarb and Custard - YouTube

mobertol

03-03-2012 22:01

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Surprised non of the lads thought of this one:
Captain Scarlet - Old Series music video - YouTube

Or even better, Stingray , stirring stuff even now!:D

Stingray TV Show Intro (1964) - YouTube

susie123

03-03-2012 22:05

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 974832)

Was a mega-fan Of Roobarb and Custard - truly zany! Love the way it's all shakey!:D

Could never get my head round the fact that Roobarb was yellow and Custard was pink.

mobertol

03-03-2012 22:14

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 974834)

Could never get my head round the fact that Roobarb was yellow and Custard was pink.

Inverse logic, Sue.

Or else Custard was really Blancmange!!:eek::D

Michael1954

03-03-2012 22:21

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Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 974722)

When I was little in the fifties it was Watch With Mother every afternoon:
Monday - Picture Book
Tuesday - Andy Pandy
Wednesday - Bill & Ben
Thursday - Rag Tag & Bobtail
Friday - The Woodentops.

I watched these programmes too, as well as Tales Of The Riverbank featuring Hammy The Hamster. Incidentally, I used to think Andy Pandy was a girl.

mobertol

03-03-2012 22:25

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 974843)

I watched these programmes too, as well as Tales Of The Riverbank featuring Hammy The Hamster. Incidentally, I used to think Andy Pandy was a girl.

OMG! Had completely forgotten about Hammy the hamster.... :D

Andy Pandy was a bit ambiguous, must admit, very sweet looking. Doesn't really matter that much when you're a toddler though...

susie123

03-03-2012 22:33

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 974843)

I watched these programmes too, as well as Tales Of The Riverbank featuring Hammy The Hamster. Incidentally, I used to think Andy Pandy was a girl.

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 974845)

OMG! Had completely forgotten about Hammy the hamster.... :D

Andy Pandy was a bit ambiguous, must admit, very sweet looking. Doesn't really matter that much when you're a toddler though...

The lady who made Andy Pandy used her son as a model. He was a toddler at the time and is now an expert on the Antiques Roadshow called Paul Atterbury.

mobertol

03-03-2012 22:41

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 974848)

The lady who made Andy Pandy used her son as a model. He was a toddler at the time and is now an expert on the Antiques Roadshow called Paul Atterbury.

So Andy Pandy is really Paul Atterbury?

Tales from Antiques Roadshow, 14 February 2010 - YouTube

Still wearing stripes then...hasn't changed much;)

watch with mother Andy Pandy 1952 - YouTube
:D

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