Forgotten TV heroes......

Forgotten TV heroes......

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father ted

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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here goes,

1)Johnny Morris - animal magic
2)Derek Griffiths - various childrens programmes
3)Sally James - Tiswas
4)Julian Pettifer - Tommorows World ?
5)Tony Hart - Take Hart
6)The original presenter of Basil Brush
7)Harry H Corbett
8)the countdown clock for 'Schools & colleges' between programmes
9)The national anthem
10)'John Cole ...news at ten....Westminster'

lazyitus

19,926 posts

273 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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The Clangers, each and every one of them.

father ted

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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.....and the soup dragon of course.....

and that little worm/snake thing that Mr Bennett was always trying to catch in Tony Harts studio.....

catretriever

2,090 posts

249 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Ravin' John Craven

lazyitus

19,926 posts

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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father ted said:
That little worm/snake thing that Mr Bennett was always trying to catch in Tony Harts studio.....


That snake can die for me, irritated me senseless.

Morph can stay though!

mrmaggit

10,146 posts

255 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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The Shopkeeper in Mr. Ben

lazyitus

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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mrmaggit said:
The Shopkeeper in Mr. Ben


Yeah! Top character. Always looked like he'd twatted his thumb with a hammer.

Plotloss

67,280 posts

277 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Joey Deacon

lazyitus

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Not forgetting Proffessor Yaffle, Emilie and the woodpecker. Oh, and the banjo playing frog.

And the marvellous mechanical mice and their organ.

and Ivor the engine

oh and ludwig

RedTeg

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288 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Johnny Ball

lazyitus

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Plotloss said:
Joey Deacon


Joey Deacon said:
I ain't getting in no wheel chair, you crazy fool




Tyre Smoke

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268 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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lazyitus said:
Not forgetting Proffessor Yaffle, Emilie and the woodpecker. Oh, and the banjo playing frog.

And the marvellous mechanical mice and their organ.

and Ivor the engine

oh and ludwig



You actually mean:

Gabriel the toad
Madelaine the ragdoll
Professor Yaffle the woodpecker
Emily was the little girl who owned the shop
Bagpuss was a fat soggy cat (as we all know)
And the mice and organ

Roobarb and Custard

John Noakes (both Blue Peter and Go with Noakes)

Charlies Angels (well I was a sea of raging hormones!)

zetec

4,634 posts

258 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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lazyitus said:

father ted said:
That little worm/snake thing that Mr Bennett was always trying to catch in Tony Harts studio.....



That snake can die for me, irritated me senseless.

Morph can stay though!


Morph lives!! Along with Chas! My kids were watching Smart a couple of days ago and there he was in his original form.

Fantastic!!

father ted

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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ah ......John Noakes what a top bloke he was....

plus that lovely lady from magpie

Wacky Racer

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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father ted

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Wednesday 15th December 2004
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god ..i used to love that woman (not the one in the perm....that was Mick somebody....)

Eric Mc

122,856 posts

272 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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John Cole never appeared on News at Ten. He was a BBC man through and through.

Was not Derek Faulds Basil Brush's first "straight man"?
Later Irish comic Billy Boyle took on the job.

Frank Cannon
Joe Mannix
McCloud

I liked those 1970s American cop shows.

Aah - "Magpie", although I preferred Susan Stranks myself.

Mick Robertson was the Marc Bolan look-a-like. He actually got a song into the charts in 1975 - "Two to Tango".


>> Edited by Eric Mc on Wednesday 15th December 12:43

Plotloss

67,280 posts

277 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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father ted said:


god ..i used to love that woman (not the one in the perm....that was Mick somebody....)


Is that Jenny Hanley?

If so we used to drink in her pub...

Tyre Smoke

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268 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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father ted said:


god ..i used to love that woman (not the one in the perm....that was Mick somebody....)



Isn't the bird Jenny Hanley? Or have I got that totally wrong?

Eric Mc

122,856 posts

272 months

Wednesday 15th December 2004
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Yep - Jenny Hanley (daughter of "Genevieve" star, Dinah Sheridan).