April 9, 201214 yr Which Watch With Mother and other 10-15 minute children's TV programmes do you remember? Some were shown at about quarter to six just before the news. Andy Pandy Hector's House Pogle's Wood Rhubarb & Custard mary Mungo & Midge Little Joe (at the transport cafe) Tales of the Riverbank hatty Town Mr benn Magic Roundabout Woodentops Bill & Ben Lambchops That one with Mrs Honeycomb, was it Camerwick Green?
April 9, 201214 yr Andy Pandy was lunchtime and my mother had to stop putting on as when he went into his toybox and waved goodbye I went into an uncontrollable crying fit till some time mid afternoon. I was a sensitive child apparently. Mary Mungo and Midge was the programme to let us know how poor people lived, which was pretty right on back then, wasn't it? I wonder if Rhubarb and Custard would be just as good if I watched it now.
April 9, 201214 yr the herbs Herbidacous! There were definite undertones to that one... Fourgates County Primary we all got filed in to watch Camberwick Green in th'afternoon. But the key was to have nipped home for lunch and seen it first time round, so that when betting started on who was coming out of the music box you'd be rolling in penny chews
April 9, 201214 yr Watch with Mother had a different programme each weekday. The aforementioned Andy Pandy, Woodentops, Bill & Ben plus Picture Book and Rag Tag & Bobtail
April 9, 201214 yr Author Ooh, me, me... (hands up in air) Fucking lazy arsed Bagpuss! Would you do that madeline Little Whitt? For some reason I always thought Madeline was the doll version of Angela Rippon.
April 9, 201214 yr Watch with Mother had a different programme each weekday. The aforementioned Andy Pandy, Woodentops, Bill & Ben plus Picture Book and Rag, Tag & Bobtail Beat me to it H. Gripping stuff. Edited April 9, 201214 yr by bolty58
April 9, 201214 yr Ooh, me, me... (hands up in air) Fucking lazy arsed Bagpuss! Would you do that madeline Little Whitt? For some reason I always thought Madeline was the doll version of Angela Rippon. Ironially she was getting her action from a frog.
April 9, 201214 yr Author Ironially she was getting her action from a frog. Yes, and a frog that's keeping his arse firmly afixed to his chair for fear of a visit from LW.
April 9, 201214 yr What was the one with the lord with a train under his house... it could have been Chigley... wasn't camberwick Green... That was Pugh...Pugh Barney McGrew, Cuthbert Dibble and Grubb
April 9, 201214 yr What was the one with the lord with a train under his house... it could have been Chigley... wasn't camberwick Green... That was Pugh...Pugh Barney McGrew, Cuthbert Dibble and Grubb http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq3rgOIcBCs&feature=fvsr
April 9, 201214 yr Not particularly Watch with Mother, but what about all them puppet ones, like Four Feather Falls, and all the Gerry Anderson ones ?
April 9, 201214 yr Not particularly Watch with Mother, but what about all them puppet ones, like Four Feather Falls, and all the Gerry Anderson ones ? This fucker! As with The Herbs there were clearly ulterior motives going on with all them missiles disappearing into holes etc
April 9, 201214 yr The terrific adventures of the terrible ten, some aussie gash i watched in the sixties about some lads building a tree house, give me the Eastern european stories all the way, and a bit of Pippy Long Stocking showing her keks.
April 9, 201214 yr Has anyone mentioned Heidi? Dum dum der dum dum der dum dum..........(that was me singing the theme tune by the way) Oh, bugger, this should be on the foreign one. I'm blaming Leyth and his East European talk. Edited April 9, 201214 yr by no balls
April 9, 201214 yr Has anyone mentioned Heidi? Dum dum der dum dum der dum dum..........(that was me singing the theme tune by the way) Oh, bugger, this should be on the foreign one. I'm blaming Leyth and his East European talk. Ha ha, the East European kids TV got me turning into a full blown Marxcist at twelve year old.
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