Does anyone remember T-Bag?

[High-T]

Many of you I’m sure must be children of the 1980’s (now in your twenties) and I’m sure a lot of you must have watched a programme on Children’s ITV called T-Bag, about a tea-drinking witch and her T-Caddy T-Shirt.

Sadly though T-Bag is yet to see a DVD release (unlike some of the other great shows from our childhood) and we all want that to change. There is currently a petition on the web for the release of T-Bag onto DVD (in the UK to start with and then hopefully Australia where it was also shown), and it would be fantastic if some of you could sign it. I know anyone who watched it then would love the chance to rekindle that wonderful childhood experience that is T-Bag. The petition currently has over 1850 signatures but we are hoping for at least 2000. You can view and sign the petition here:

Bring T. Bag Out On DVD Petition!

If you have vague memories of T-Bag and want to dust off these faded memories you can find out more about the show at my T-Bag website, The High-T Website.

The High-T Website

The website is an ever-expanding tribute to T-Bag, there were many updates to the website for the 21st Anniversary of T-Bag being broadcast in the UK back in April. Check out the website for everything you wanted to know about T-Bag (and a load more besides).

If you want to talk about T-Bag and discuss the programme (and everything related to the programme) with fellow fans you can do so at The T-Bag Forum. You can find the forum here.

The T-Bag Forum

I hope many of you remember the show with the fondness I and many others do. Hopefully I’ve reminded you of one of your childhood programmes you may have forgotten.

[Oggy]

I remeber her i think, or am i getting her confused with Grottbags?

[poster342002]

I remember this show and, while initially enjoyable, I thought it grew rather tiresome as EVERY single series (bar the final one) had exactly the same plot and can be summed up thus:

T-Bag siezes control of some fanstasy kingdom or other, scatters a load of trinkets to the far corners of it which the hero then has to find. Towards the later part of each series, T-Bag's minion - T-Shirt - betrays T-Bag and joins the hero (I can't remember her name). The magic items are all found and T-Bag is defeated in the same way as the last series (you'd think she'd learn to just destroy the wretched trinkets). The End.

As I say, only so much mileage to be wrung out of the same plot over and over again.

Having said that, it would be nice to see it again!

[ruby]

I remeber her i think, or am i getting her confused with Grottbags?

That's what I was thinking of too

[SG1973]

Oh no - this show used to bug the living cr*p out of me. Same thing week in, week out. Even the costumes used to annoy me. And I could quite happily have slapped that T-Shirt kid until my hand fell off.

[Oggy]

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Vaguely recall it, now mainly as Elizabeth Estensen, now in Emmerdale was in it.

[Oggy]

Vaguely recall it, now mainly as Elizabeth Estensen, now in Emmerdale was in it.

[SirBillCotton]

Many of you I’m sure must be children of the 1980’s (now in your twenties) and I’m sure a lot of you must have watched a programme on Children’s ITV called T-Bag, about a tea-drinking witch and her T-Caddy T-Shirt.

Sadly though T-Bag is yet to see a DVD release (unlike some of the other great shows from our childhood) and we all want that to change. There is currently a petition on the web for the release of T-Bag onto DVD (in the UK to start with and then hopefully Australia where it was also shown), and it would be fantastic if some of you could sign it. I know anyone who watched it then would love the chance to rekindle that wonderful childhood experience that is T-Bag. The petition currently has over 1850 signatures but we are hoping for at least 2000. You can view and sign the petition here:

Bring T. Bag Out On DVD Petition!

If you have vague memories of T-Bag and want to dust off these faded memories you can find out more about the show at my T-Bag website, The High-T Website.

The High-T Website

The website is an ever-expanding tribute to T-Bag, there were many updates to the website for the 21st Anniversary of T-Bag being broadcast in the UK back in April. Check out the website for everything you wanted to know about T-Bag (and a load more besides).

If you want to talk about T-Bag and discuss the programme (and everything related to the programme) with fellow fans you can do so at The T-Bag Forum. You can find the forum here.

The T-Bag Forum

I hope many of you remember the show with the fondness I and many others do. Hopefully I’ve reminded you of one of your childhood programmes you may have forgotten.

Great idea to post a thread regarding T-Bag on here Jamie.

[Oggy]

Yep sure is, i think.

[poster342002]

Oh no - this show used to bug the living cr*p out of me. Same thing week in, week out.

Same thing week in, week out? Same thing series in, series out!

"Formulaic" does not begin to describe this programme!

[Oggy]

Boring, would that describe it?

[poster342002]

I did enjoy it at the time, but just found myself wishing they'd use a different plot!

The final series, I believe, did have a different storyline and involved T-Bag and pals travelling around in a spaceship, I think.

Small piece of trivia: the first series of T-Bag was called Wonders In Letterland rather than "T-Bag...".