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  • nessie
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    no i dont know a rude version of button moon. I know one of fraggle rock but not button moon. Please corrupt me!

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  • chrisredditch
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    I've had to change my Avatar - Pays homage to Joe!

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  • Heather74
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    You can watch the credits to picture box and lets pretend on youtube Nessie

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  • HG
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    Originally posted by nessie View Post
    button moon


    Were off to button moon,


    We followed Mr. Spoon - Button Moon, Button Moon


    Were off to button moon. Button Moon, Button Moon.


    !
    do you know the rude version

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  • nessie
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    oh aye i forgot about 2. I havent got photos im afraid.

    Lets pretend - i seem to remember a red catapillar???

    Picture box - i kinda remember a glass box???

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  • nessie
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    my preschool programmes were early 80s.

    Rainbow (i had little crush on freddy )

    Up above the streets and houses,
    Rainbow climbing high.
    Everyone can see it climbling
    Through the sky...Paint the whole world with a rainbow!


    button moon

    Were off to button moon,
    We followed Mr. Spoon - Button Moon, Button Moon
    Were off to button moon. Button Moon, Button Moon.

    play school

    Here's a house. Here's a door. Windows: 1,2,3,4.
    Ready to knock. Turn the lock. It's Play School!


    sesame street - oscar the grouch and the count were my favs.

    Sunny day - Sweepin’ the clouds away,
    On my way to where the air is sweet.
    Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street.

    Come and play, everything’s A-OK
    Friendly neighbors there that’s where we meet
    Can you tell me how to get
    How to get to Sesame Street

    mooncat - cant remember much about this one only that it was a green cat!
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  • Marine Boy
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    As a pre-schooler, my two clearest memories would be 'Twizzle' (which had me running behind the sofa when the boy-doll 'cricked' his arms and legs out) and 'Huff Puff Junction'. Actually, I think both of these may have been ITV, and not BBC's Watch With Mother at all.





    I loved Camerwick Green. Mrs Honeyman's gossiping while someone else holds her baby, really sticks in my mind.

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  • Watch With Mother - Preschool? What can You remember

    My earliest memories of TV were watching my favourite programmes at lunchtime on the BBC. I'd love people to list the pre-school progs that they can genuinely remember and put a few memories if they can. After all, that is the point of this board and also I hope a jog a view memories and vice-versa

    The Woodentops (liked it - mainly for the biggest spotty dog you ever saw)

    Andy Pandy (Remember it used to alternate between indoors and outdoors - Teddy was my preschool hero but was concerned about them being shut away in a basket)

    Bill and Ben (Strangely for a preschooler - I found it silly)

    Joe (No puppets, no animation just a rostrum camera and pictures. I liked Joe. He lived in a Transport Cafe and it seemed to be aimed at little boys. He also had a guitar playing friend who was a bit of a hippy)

    Camberwick Green (My favourite of all time - Vehicles, Farm Machinery, Soldiers, A Windmill. For a 4 year old, TV didn't come any better)

    Picture Book (I liked action - not stories, although, Joe contridicts this)

    Tales of the Riverbank (I did not like at all - I can't explain why. The idea of a Hamster in a speed boat is pretty cool)

    Trumpton (Started in 1967 so I was at school by then :cry: Only seen repeats or when it was shown in the holidays)
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