Forgotten childrens programmes

[NovRainbow5]

Childrens tv just isn’t the same nowadays. As a child I loved:
The raggy dolls
Barney- the dog not the dinosaur
Gran
Kissyfur
Jungle run
The tribe

What Programmes did you love?

@Soubriquet

I rewatched The Tribe not so long ago

It’s on prime.

Get your own back (loved that one)
The demon headmaster
The queens nose
The playbus
Can’t remember the name but the one with the Victorian shoe shine boy and the ghost Hunter
Going round the twist
Zzzzap!

The tribe was a classic,

Mine

Aquila
The demon headmaster
Ghost hunter
Goosebumps

Pepper Ann
Recess
Round the twist
Zap
The worst witch
The queens nose
Bernard's watch

Bod
Bagpuss
Take Hart
Rainbow

Finger bobs
Why don't you.
The tomorrow people

I had three favourites - Raggy Dolls, Pigeon Street and my absolute favourite EVER....Button Moon!

Chatterhappy Ponies

Spatz I think it was called in
Wat on earth
The really wild house
The show where the girl could communicate with a whale or orca

@Hersetta427

Finger bobs Why don't you. The tomorrow people

Have you seen the remade the tomorrow people ? Pity only one season

@Freebus

There was one that involved a horse and a blind girl, and White Horse Hill.

The Moon Stallion. Estelle and the toad master/warlock, and her father the historian, and the white horse. It's why I visited Uffington white horse.

And I went to Avebury because of Children of the Stones.

Timeslip
Black Beauty
How

[quote Vampirethriller]@Moonface88 was Arabel and Mortimer a girl and a crow? I remember that[/quote]
No no, a raven.

They're based on Joan Aiken's books, illustrated by Quentin Blake, which start with Arabella's Raven.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortimer_and_Arabel

Arabel's Raven

Is anyone old enough to remember Robinson Crusoe? Every holiday - with a very handsome blonde Robinson!

Shapiro
Thank you, feel like I’m watching my little black and white portable in my bedroom.
Catch candy
Little house of the prairie
Horse in the house were my favourites.

@User387598621

Timeslip Black Beauty How

Yes!! Also follyfoot

Zap
Spatz
Woof!
Children's Ward
Teabag
The Worst Witch
Bernard's Watch
Knightmare

Pigeon St!

I've just been inspired to look up Jumbo Spencer – and it's online! I hadn't realised this, too, is by Helen Cresswell.

The fabulous title music is Ibert's Divertissement. Took me years to track that down!

From the Top. Bill Oddie as the only adult pupil in a stage school for children, never seen it mentioned anywhere so will be surprised if someone remembers it.

Babapappa ?

We liked We Are The Champions, with the teams of kids competing against different schools. So many challenges but the best one was in the pool at the end, knowing that when the last race was swum, the kids would be told "Away you go!" and they all jumped into the pool to play with inflatables and have a jolly good time. I was sooo envious but I couldn't swim and was afraid of deep water, which made it worse. Great to watch though.

Same with Kick Start, the scrambler motorbike course for kids with motorbikes hosted by Peter Purves. I can still remember the theme music.

The cartoon with Mr and Mrs Noah aboard the Skylark, the original Moomins, that odd Ludwig, The Perishers, The Barbapappas, Basil Brush and those Schools & Colleges programmes with the 60 second clock at the start. We used to point at the screen and shoot every second out with a "pow!" before settling down to the joys of How We Used To Live. Well, it was better than maths...

Touch and Go. Two teens meet on holiday in Devon(?) and foil a terrorist plot. It all hinges on the pet food van's giant bone.

Also Geordie racer, although that was in school.

I have one I can never find / remember the name of! M

Im sure they were ‘people’ that lived behind the back wall of a shop (I think it was?). I’m convinced they were made of stone but came alive at night and would turn back to stone in the morning. I can see it so clearly but can’t find it! I mustn’t describe it very well.