TV Programmes You Watched As A Child...

[TinTrump]

Can't belive no-one has mentioned Tiswas yet.

Ahem. I draw the attention of the right honourable gent to my post, #81 in this thread. Although I haven't noticed anyone mention its good-2-shoes opposite number Swap Shop.

[Sysman]

Magpie - Susan Stranks.....Mmmmm

The Baron
Man in a Suitcase
The Saint

All in Black & White.........

Pension please!!!!

Wasn't there a series of "The Third Man"?

I think the 1966 episode of the Saint I saw at the weekend gave them the idea of The Persuaders - Roger Moore teaming up with a very rich Yank.

[Sysman]

Oh yesssssss!

The understated ultraviolence.

Excellent stuff.

That Toby Mears was a nasty piece of work too.

Callan. I saw some repeats a dozen or so years ago and really enjoyed them.

Best watched late at night.

[Sysman]

Yes, I know somebody exactly like that. It's like they were born and lived in a foreign country, all 70s & 80s references mean nothing to them.

Having spent the first 2/3 of the 80s abroad I am absolutely lousy in pub quizzes relating to that era. The worst instance is where you absolutely know that song XYZ was a massive hit in Europe in 1982, but it didn't make it into the UK charts until a few years later.

[Sysman]

Bonanza

The Virginian. On BBC2 if I remember correctly.

[EternalOptimist]

The Virginian. On BBC2 if I remember correctly.

oh yep, that was good.
what about that one were the guy had his sword broken and his buttons pulled off, but he was innocent. (In the sand - my sister)

[Sysman]

oh yeah

Mr Ed
the beverly hillbillies

i did those the other day.

Ten Town
F Troop
Hogan's Heroes

And what was that cartoon where a boy and girl were looking for Arnie Saxon(???) in caves? His initials were A.S. and he left loads of markers that looked like this:

A.S.
--->

[EternalOptimist]

i did those the other day.

Ten Town
F Troop
Hogan's Heroes

And what was that cartoon where a boy and girl were looking for Arnie Saxon(???) in caves? His initials were A.S. and he left loads of markers that looked like this:

A.S.
--->

Arnie Saknussem - journey to the centre of the Earth (Jules Verne) (musical by Richard Wakeman)

[singhr]

Das singende, klingende Bäumchen (The Singing Ringing Tree)

[rootsnall]

Can't belive no-one has mentioned Tiswas yet.

Sally James in a wet T-Shirt..... Mmmmmmmm

The Tomorrow People ( I wanted a Jaunting Belt ).

Monkey and The Water Margin on Sunday afternoons.

And going back a bit further :

Hectors House
The Herbs
Ivor The Engine
Bill and Ben
Noggin The Nog

Did you watch the Tiswas reunion program last year, it was quite good, Sally was on it. I used to run home from playing school rugby to catch the last half hour.

Monkey was Friday teatime, surely !?