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Growing up the tv programme you loved.
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over a year ago
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"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol) "
Slightly off topic but does anyone remember Grange Hill and Give us a clue having exactly the same intro music? |
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"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol)
Slightly off topic but does anyone remember Grange Hill and Give us a clue having exactly the same intro music?"
Er .... no! |
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"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol)
Slightly off topic but does anyone remember Grange Hill and Give us a clue having exactly the same intro music?"
 Ahhhh but Give Us A Clue never featured a random flying sausage in the intro titles  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol)
Slightly off topic but does anyone remember Grange Hill and Give us a clue having exactly the same intro music?
Ahhhh but Give Us A Clue never featured a random flying sausage in the intro titles "
Similarly I don't recall Lionel Blair running after a bus and missing it during the GUAC intro. |
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"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol) "
Loved Grange Hill. It was tucker, Cathy, trish and pogo Patterson when I watched it |
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"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol)
Slightly off topic but does anyone remember Grange Hill and Give us a clue having exactly the same intro music?
Ahhhh but Give Us A Clue never featured a random flying sausage in the intro titles
Similarly I don't recall Lionel Blair running after a bus and missing it during the GUAC intro. "
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Yeap Monkey! My CB handle was pigsy as my family said I looked like him, we don't speak anymore."
To this day, I still make a point every day to swish my fingers around and whistle through their path in the hope that my very own flying pink cloud might appear and carry me to wondrous adventures… |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
Edmonton |
"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol)
Loved Grange Hill. It was tucker, Cathy, trish and pogo Patterson when I watched it "
. Grange Hill with Tucker Jenkins was good anyone remember the spin off called Tuckers Luck |
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"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol)
Loved Grange Hill. It was tucker, Cathy, trish and pogo Patterson when I watched it "
that's when I started watching it pogo and kendall/Mr Branson saga. Brilliant times ah memories lol. |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
South Wales |
The Book Tower (when Tom Baker presented it)
Fame (tv series)
Charlie’s Angels
Wonder Woman
And I also loved Blind Date and Game for a Laugh because I used to watch them when I spent the night down my Nan and Gramps and the nostalgia is strong. |
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The Whirlybirds with Chuck martin and PT Moore.
Adventurous American pilots with a lattice bodied Bell helicopter. gripping stuff produced on a simple scale.
Then Garry Halliday and Bill Dodds. UK equivalents with a Dakota. (Inspired, I think by my ex wife's uncle!) |
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By *acktopervMan
over a year ago
Stourport-On-Severn |
"chigley then thunderbirds ,captain scarlet, teens -space 1999 , then professionals bodie n doyle   "
Same here as well.
That said, the most best bit of tv by far was "Tiswas" in my mid teens............it was "Magpie" gone mad lol. As was OTT latter on. |
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By *r Man.Man
over a year ago
London |
"Chocky
Tomorrows people
How!
Mind your language
The adventure game
Benny Hill show
The Kenny Everett shows
Stig of the Dump"
Excuse me can you please update your age on your profile because The Tomorrow People was the favourite programme that ITV ever made until I saw it on you tube a few years ago lol..
PS: and please don't reply the obvious ?? |
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"Knightmare, VR quest game. Hilarious when teams gave the player the wrong instruction and met their doom! "
No way bro you have just unlocked a memory for me. I remember his before school. Always wanted to go on this. Along with fun house bet Pat Sharp had fun with those twins |
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"Knightmare, VR quest game. Hilarious when teams gave the player the wrong instruction and met their doom! "
Oh god I loved that. Could not wait to get back from school on a Friday afternoon to watch it. I’ve watched a few on U tube too a bit. Was well ahead of it’s time that was. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Grange hill bar none for me, zammo gripper roland mr bronson. (Younger ones here thinking what hell is grange hill lol) "
You forgot Tucker! Loved Tucker!
Too many programmes to list…. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ooh just remembered the Brady Bunch/Double Deckers. Was very young but whole family loved it and would watch it on the old cable channel(s) "
You'll have seen the Banana Splits too then... |
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"Chocky
Tomorrows people
How!
Mind your language
The adventure game
Benny Hill show
The Kenny Everett shows
Stig of the Dump
Excuse me can you please update your age on your profile because The Tomorrow People was the favourite programme that ITV ever made until I saw it on you tube a few years ago lol..
PS: and please don't reply the obvious ?? "
It was on from 73 to 79, I was born in 72. So I guess, I might have seen an episode or two..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There was a series in the 80s called the mysterious cities of gold. Hardly anyone remembers it but I absolutely loved it.
I finally bought the box set in my 30s and still love it.
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
Anthropomorphising animals is ridiculous, but I used to love Animal Magic with the paternalistic idiotic Johnny Morris; assisted by Tony Soper and Nutkins.
Johnny was an unusual man, in real life, and his Wikipedia entry makes very interesting reading!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Through the keyhole. Wasn’t something I watched on a regular basis but I watched the odd one.
My Dad & I used to watch the 5/10 minute programs that were on at 5.35 each night, like The Magic Roundabout, Ivor The Engine, Captain Pugwash (ok, dad wasn’t so keen on that one), Willo the Wisp with Mavis the Fat Fairy. |
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