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By *cgkc OP Couple
over a year ago
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Any shows from your younger days that you loved and now your kids love too?
Any shows you shared that they absolutely couldn't stand?
My girls are currently geeking over Buffy having loved Friends.
I was particularly happy that they dug The Mighty Boosh. |
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"Any shows from your younger days that you loved and now your kids love too?
Any shows you shared that they absolutely couldn't stand?
My girls are currently geeking over Buffy having loved Friends.
Family Guy
I was particularly happy that they dug The Mighty Boosh."
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over a year ago
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"Mine are only little, they love Rosie and Jim and now they too want to live on a narrow boat.
Slowly turning them into me  "
Lol I remember that I'd say they would like tots TV or sooty and sweep |
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Star Trek and Colombo.
Hadn't spoken to my eldest in a while when she phoned and said "mum, I was just watching Colombo and thought of you. Remember the days when you used to braid my hair whilst we watched Colombo". My daughter is now 36 with kids of her own. |
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My boys only 9 he’s currently binge watching wacky races agen lol he loves that show jhis favourite character is digdasddly and mutely they were my favourite growing up to.
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"My boys only 9 he’s currently binge watching wacky races agen lol he loves that show jhis favourite character is digdasddly and mutely they were my favourite growing up to.
Mrscxxx "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My niece’s 9 year old loves watching my Banana Splits DVD’s. Both her and her 7 year old sister love coming to my house and watching Dr Who as well "
you can get banana splits dvd's ?? omg i never thought of that i loved that show |
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wait till the kids discover a tv programme on their own and start to tell you about it and to explain it to them.
then you tell them all about it.
confuses the hell out of them, evil laugh.
you then have to spend weeks convincing them you have seen it, until they hit google/youtube. so you suddenly realise how old you are now and how long ago the show was on. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Rainbow amongst others for my wee one... Strange thing is she doesn't go for many cartoons from my childhood as they look basic and therefore boring to her, but shows with human actors and puppets she quite likes!
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By *cgkc OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Remember the days when you used to braid my hair whilst we watched Colombo"."
Very sweet! We have a fro detangling to get through each week and I hope they remember the shows they watch when it's happening rather than the tears and tantrums! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Rainbow amongst others for my wee one... Strange thing is she doesn't go for many cartoons from my childhood as they look basic and therefore boring to her, but shows with human actors and puppets she quite likes!
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Ah loved that show zippy bungle and George takes me back lol sooty and sweep was good also |
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By *cgkc OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Now here's a show that's a real classic some mothers do have em frank Spencer my kids love it 'oh Betty' or I'm a man lol"
That sort of physical comedy is timeless. I've shown mine Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd and they love it! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Now here's a show that's a real classic some mothers do have em frank Spencer my kids love it 'oh Betty' or I'm a man lol
That sort of physical comedy is timeless. I've shown mine Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd and they love it! "
Well you can't go wrong with a bit of laurel and hardy would you have watched something called steptoe and son or dad's army another 2 classics |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Classic tom and jerry and classic Looney toons was always a hit before they cut out the violence from the shows me I thought it was hilarious with it in lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""League of Gentlemen" - they were only 10 and 12 an the time; and to this day, they still greet their mother with "Hello Dave" "
Ditto. We confuse people regularly by greeting each other this way. Hadfield is a regular place of pilgrimage. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anyone tried Only Fools and Horses with their kids?
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When they hit 10 or 11 definitely have the full boxset so showing them is a must as they say he who dares wins lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Definitely Friends! It's my favorite and having introduced my now 23 year old to it I now find myself watching it with with my 13 year old!! We all love it and seem to proper laugh at all the same bits!!
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"Remember the days when you used to braid my hair whilst we watched Colombo".
Very sweet! We have a fro detangling to get through each week and I hope they remember the shows they watch when it's happening rather than the tears and tantrums! "
Funny...all I remembered were the silent tears, as I didn't want any crying when I watched Colombo, but she remembers it as a happy time. |
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