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  • mizunderstood
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    all carebears original series (with NOHEART and BEASTLY)
    darkwing duck
    chip and dale rescue rangers
    talespin!!!!!
    Scrooge and the ducklings (show name??)

    I want to share all the good cartoons from my childhood with my daughter!! We've already got all the teddy ruxpin's on dvd!!

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  • byebyebadman
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    byker gove, the henderson kids, simon and the witch, all of the childrens film foundation titles, grange hill

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  • Heather74
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    Originally posted by tony ingram View Post
    There was an early 70's kids Sci-Fi show called Sky which I've always wanted to see again. Only ran about a dozen episodes, but it was downright eerie-the lead character was a stranded alien boy with blank glowing blue eyes which scared my five or six year old self half to death! Anyone else remember it?
    We have a few Threads with mentions of SKY I've added a tag to the bottom of this thread

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  • tony ingram
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    There was an early 70's kids Sci-Fi show called Sky which I've always wanted to see again. Only ran about a dozen episodes, but it was downright eerie-the lead character was a stranded alien boy with blank glowing blue eyes which scared my five or six year old self half to death! Anyone else remember it?

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  • Martin Blank
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    The Wonder Years DVD

    Hi Palazzo,
    This site is selling the complete set of Wonder Years DVD's (115 episodes). I get the impression that it's a bootleg but the site seems legit enough and the set is multi region DVD (will play in the UK) and is going for £26. Hope this helps.


    The TVDVDStore :: Drama :: THE WONDER YEARS DVD COLLECTION

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  • charlie_shaw
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    I'd love to see Dark Towers released. This was part of the Look and Read School programmes. Brilliant!

    Charlie

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  • Palazzo
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    The Wonder Years - Absolutely wonderful programme about a guy called Kevin Arnold who narrates the story of his childhood life between 1968-1973. Although this setting is well before my time I think its such a fantastic show with a grown up Kevin telling us about his experiences during his younger days and what he learned from them. I only really started watching this proper when Channel 5 aired it on a sunday morning about 6-7 years back, I think you can now see it in the evening on one of the ITV channels.

    Unfortunately though, because of the amount of music tracks which are used throughout the show, The Wonder Years has never been released on DVD in all its glory. This show would just not be the same without its music though, hopefully one day somebody will be able to find the cash to pay for the music rights as I'm sure many people would love to buy this on DVD.

    I have to mention one of the final lines spoken by adult Kevin in the final episode though, its just an awesome line - “I remember a place, a town. A house like a lot of houses. A yard like a lot of other yards. On a street like a lot of other streets. And the thing is, after all these years, I still look back, with wonder.”

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  • Martin Blank
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    Falcon Island- 80's Australian Kids Adventure show set on an island, cracking theme tune.
    Children's TV -* Fables of La Fontaine to The Flinstones
    DUB BE GOOD TO ME: Those imported kids' programmes in full

    Hardwicke House- Banned 80's Comedy starring Roy Kinnear, Rik Mayall, Ade Edmonson, Keith Allen (Lily's Dad) and loads more sitcom stars from that era. Taken off the air after 2 episodes the show caused such an uproar that central television reputedly wiped the tapes, or did they.....?
    Some Of The Corpses Are Amusing

    Seaview- Yvette (I think I hear something) Fielding stars in this guest house set six parter from the 80's featuring romance adventue and 11 space invader machines.
    "Seaview" (1983)
    Seaview (TV series - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

    Paradise Club- Lesley Grantham starred as an ex-con night club owner whose brother (Don Henderson of 'Bulman' fame) a priest, was trying to make him go straight. Loads of elaborate hesits ensued, think of McGyver meets McVicar.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdlRHQdDQLk

    Boys From The Bush- Tim Healy as an ex pat private eye living in Sydney, notable for the Charachter of Arlene, Tim Healy's daughter from hell played with aplomb by ex soap star Nadine Garner.
    "Boys from the Bush" (1991)


    The Other One- Long Forgotten Gem starring Michael Gambon as a business man holidaying alone and Richard Briers as the know it all holiday companion who latches on to him. Duty Free for people with a sense of humour.
    "The Other One" (1977)

    and in no other particular order,

    Educating Marmalade. (Charlotte Coleman still Rocks!)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgEnmiEUA3E

    Boon.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBZSTrlcylU

    Dodger Bonzo and the Rest.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noyS2wW7hrQ

    Don't Drink The Water.
    "Don't Drink the Water" (1974)

    Grahams Gang.
    Graham's Gang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Never The Twain
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8beMq2rlE4

    Rockliffes Babies.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyUiHK3rPDU

    Selwyn Froggit.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSa7k0QxBMQ

    Shoestring.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ha5D-qaxBw

    Your Mother Wouldn't Like It.
    Your Mother Wouldn't Like It - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Hope these bring back a few memories. If anyone can track down Falcon Island or Hardwicke house I'd love to get a copy of either one.
    Last edited by Heather74; 12-10-2008, 16:36.

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  • CoteDazur
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    I'd love to see on dvd:

    The Changes - because I saw it when I was around 3/4 and parts of it really stayed with me.

    Perfect World - with Paul Kaye. A fantastic sitcom from the late 90's. I emailed Tiger Aspect but they have no plans to release it.

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  • Lisey
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    Cool. Now my friends will finally get why seeing the Worksop train at Nottingham station makes me laugh.

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  • ManicKangaroo
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    Originally posted by Lisey View Post
    Maid Marian
    Another vote for Mysterious Cities of Gold
    Maid Marian is already available but a new box set is due out in September

    Mysterious Cities of Gold was released in June

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  • Tilly Jane
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    i liked Prospects too, wasnt it Billy and Pincey??

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  • Harvest Gold MG
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    I would love to see the mid 80's series,Prospects,on DVD.

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  • rossobantam
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    Originally posted by Mojo View Post
    I agree with Wil - Think Of A Number with Johnny Ball was brilliant! If all maths teachers were that fascinating we'd all be very very clever.

    I'd like to see a DVD of "Stop It and Tidy Up" it was a cartoon with characters all based on the things your parents say to you when you're little, there was "Wash Your Face, Don't Do That, and the Big, Bad I Said NO!"
    Am I on my own there or does anyone else remember that?

    apologies if you're aware of this...but the DVD set (13 episodes) is available on Amazon...in case you wanted 'em!

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  • salemsmine
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    Does anyone know where i can see clips of skye, i loved that programme even if it was a biy scary. Salemsmine

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