50 greatest tv kids programmes

[devonshiredumpling]

aibu to be like a little kid again giggling away to this jumping up and down saying yes yes i remember this

I don't know. Is "Mysterious Cities of Gold" (ahhhh aah ahhhhhhh one day we will fiiiiiind...) on this list?

Love mysterious cities of gold, also loved around the world with willy fog, dogtanian, and dungeons and dragons. 80's cartoons were the best!

TRUMPTON!

I am watching! Windy Miller with his cider induced sleep

Hehe at Windy Miller conked out on his strong cider

He always was my favorite.

Chorlton and The Wheelies and Metal Mickey

I may have got ds(18) a Chorlton and the Wheelies dvd for Christmas - he loves it.

but, have they got Jana of the Jungle?

Worzel Gummidge

I've just bought Roobarb and Custard for me and DH DD2 for Christmas.

So everyone place your bets on "who's No.1"!.

It's either Danger Mouse or Bagpuss.

The Flumps.

I already have Rhoobarb and Custard.

Wizadora

Thunder thunder thunder caaats

Heroes in a half shell...turtle power!

Grange hill obvs

Byker byker byker grove

I bet it'll be Tiswas. That was popular and trendy TV people love it.

I have a brother 10 years younger than me so know far more of these than I ought to

Red Hand Gang
Fragile Rock
Bagpuss
Andy Pandy

Ok, My choices are out of the running.

I made my kids watch a lot of these when they were little. It was that or I endured teletubbies! shudder

Can't think what's going to be number one, I'd have thought Bagpuss, but they've already shown a clip of it, and of Danger Mouse.

I'm hoping against hope that it's Spongebob

I loved Belle and Sebastian, me my DB and DS watched it all summer holidays only to miss the last fucking episode. I've spent the rest if my life wondering if they found his mother.

Pigeon street.
Green claws greenhouse
Simon and the witch
Bitsa

Danger Mouse obvs. But in reality you can never go back. We watched some episodes a few years' back, and it really wasn't very good. But I remember it being so cool ...

Press Gang was the greatest kids tv program.

No mention of Educating Marmalade with the brilliant Charlotte Coleman R.I.P.