Forgotten cartoons

[battyrat]

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Talking about blobby things my younger brother used to like watching Barbapapa when he was little. I doubt if many people will remember it. I have a feeling it did not run for long on TV.

[Mulletino]

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Talking about blobby things my younger brother used to like watching Barbapapa when he was little. I doubt if many people will remember it. I have a feeling it did not run for long on TV.

Babapappa, Babamumma and Bababubba, I remember that. My grandparents had a book about them too. Is from some herdy gerdy country which explains the oddness.

[battyrat]

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France I think......The imaginary place we only heard about in language classes at school.

[Richard1978]

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France I think......The imaginary place we only heard about in language classes at school.

It's a bit before my time but my Mum made my brother a Barbapapa soft toy when he was young, which might still be in their loft.

There were quite a few Barbapapa books, which might have been written before the cartoon.

IIRC it was created by an American living in France.

[Zincubus]

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Wish they'd show the old Deputy Dawg series


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[Moonraker]

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I loved Barbapapa. A big pink lump that changed shape.

[battyrat]

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdtKKvHM79A

Here's a little something I think was shown as part of Swap Shop in the late 70's. I have spoke to people about this in the past and usually get a blank stare back.

[Twocky61]

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Actually from the late fifties, The Singing Ringing Tree

Probably Germany's way of getting back at us from them losing the war lol

[Richard1978]

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Actually from the late fifties, The Singing Ringing Tree

Probably Germany's way of getting back at us from them losing the war lol

The Fast Show did a spoof of it as an example of Channel 9's programming.

[Aleksandard17]

I've been looking for a cartoon for a very long time. Plot description: The main characters are famous Disney princesses depicted as little girls. I know that the plot takes place in the forest and that the princesses have gathered around a campfire where each of them is telling a story. It's an episodic cartoon, I think it came out in the period 2009-2014, don't take my word for it!

[beccabear67]

Was the baddie in Danger Mouse a frog? For some reason I think I've always thought he was... now I'm not sure, although he was green.

[Richard1978]

Was the baddie in Danger Mouse a frog? For some reason I think I've always thought he was... now I'm not sure, although he was green.

Baron Greenback?

[HG]

Was the baddie in Danger Mouse a frog? For some reason I think I've always thought he was... now I'm not sure, although he was green.

A Toad

[beccabear67]

I was close!

The fluffy white 'pet' used to confuse me too. Caterpillar?

I probably watched more Doctor Snuggles and Barbapapa. I knew a badger when I saw one, and those blob creatures were just their own things (being themselves as a Byrds song might've said).

[trisstock]

What cartoons from the 1980s and 90s do you think are now forgotten or have faded into obscurity? Include details about which year they were shown and the TV channel - such as BBC on Saturday mornings in 1987, or CITV weekday afternoons in 1995 if you can remember them.

Technically a 70's production, but "The Red And The Blue" was a standout for me, for its occasional unabashed violent undertones, at least, for the time, and it being a children's show. Episodes can be found on Youtube under the channel name "MISSERI ANIMATIONS".