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Top Ten Children's Programmes

 
Description: What are your favourite children's television programmes past and present?

Newest Review: ... Or something like that! It was presented for kids by kids, and you could send in your suggestions for games, recipes etc and the kids would present them on the telly. Summer holiday mornings weren't the same when that wasn't on. We didn't go and do something less boring til after. Not that we ever played any of the suggestions I don't think! 3) Trumpton Probably my earliest favourite, a ... more

 ... classic! Narrated by the lovely Brian Cant who also did Playschool amongst lots of other telly. I wanted to live in Trumpton, where the fire brigade were always on standby for emergencies like the mayor's hat stuck in a tree and Chippy Minton and his son ...more

sarahluvsvintage
Premium Review Top Ten Children's Programmes: Summer holiday mornings aren't the same anymore (719 words)
by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Mmm, my favourite TV shows as a child. Well, there were a few. I'm a child of the 80s so see how many of these you remember. Let me know your thoughts!! They're in no particular order cos I don't have an outright favourite, I always was a bookworm but I think I must have got through a fair few hours of telly! 1) Grange Hill Groundbreaking stuff, I can still see Zammo on the floor after his overdose. 'Pupils' I remember were Gonch, Hollo, Vince and the gorgeous Ant Jones! Having said that, I think I must have tuned in quite early as I do remember Suzanne and Stewpot and was the bully called Gripper? My Grandma who used to live with us used to have kittens ...  Read the complete review

Hanash84
Premium Review Back in time for my Top 10 (387 words)
by - written on 07/09/09 (Very useful, 166 readings)
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In no particular order. 1) Button Moon A classic show about items made from the household such as Mr Spoon. Follow the adventures of this little creation. An imaginative watch, perhaps looking at it now it is not in comparison with the special effects of today etc but nonetheless it is a great show. 2) Rainbow Zippy, George and Bungle. It is a humorous programme that is suitable for children and adults. A cult classic! 3) The Wombles The wombles of wimbledon, a show about little womble creatures that womble around on their daily adventures. There are some 'green' messages hidden in these shows, such as ...  Read the complete review

kerrypanda
Premium Review Top Ten Children's Programmes: As if by magic the shopkeeper appeared.. (1330 words)
by - written on 05/08/09 (Very useful, 136 readings)
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I initially found this a bit difficult to write as an opinion piece (as you will already know if you clicked on this review last night when it consisted merely of a long list of programme names!) I was not exactly discerning as a child, I would watch whatever was on the TV screen - I even remember avidly watching court TV as a toddler - and a lot of the fond memories I had associated with these programmes were actually nothing to do with the content of the shows themselves, and some I loved just because of the theme tunes, etc. So I did manage to get the list down from 50 to 10 in the end! In descending order... (or is it ascending? I always get them mixed ...  Read the complete review

trismith
Express Review on Top Ten Children's Programmes
by - written on 31/05/09
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please can somebody tell me if it was chocablock that had the presenter driving a mini jeap type car around the set??? this has been driving me mad for years......!!!!

wyvern9lb
Premium Review Top Ten Children's Programmes: 80's classics (716 words)
by - written on 28/05/09 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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Well where do I start. There are so many to choose from. I'm still a big kid at heart and still love to watch cartoon every chance I get. Well here goes. In at number 10 is my earliest memory of regularly watching a children's TV programme was Button Moon. I still remember most of the theme tune "where off to button moon, with a silver spoon, button moon" Ahh, those were the good old days. Can't remember any of the episode thou I was too young. Mostly I remember the little space ship and a spoon, but I loved it as a kid. In at number 9 is another blast from my past its She Ra princess of power. I never really cared for He Man, but She Ra I ...  Read the complete review

 
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