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A trip down memory lane for those that can remember? I was told about these as I was too young  

mike&tanya wrote:

While we are going down memory lane, can anyone remember the name of the american private eye program, where he drove his car into a warehouse converted into an apartment, and he iumped out of his car straight into the middle of his apartment, complete with carpets and sofa,s etc. Its been driving me mad for a very long while, trying to remember the name.

I remember that as well, but not the name!!

Is it any of these

Fraggle Rock
Gadget and the Gadgetinis
Ghostbusters and The Real Ghostbusters
He-Man
Hot Fudge
Huckleberry Hound
Inspector Gadget
The Jetsons
Kids Incorporated
The Letter People
Mighty Mouse
Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
The New Zoo Revue
Pinky and the Brain
Pinwheel
Pokemon
Popeye
The Powerpuff Girls
Puff the Magic Dragon
Reading Rainbow
Romper Room
Saved by the Bell
Sesame Street
School House Rock
Scooby Doo (several versions)
She-Ra
Sid and Marty Krofft shows, including
H.R. PufnStuff
Land Of The Lost
Lidsville
ElectraWoman and DynaGirl
Shining Time Station
The Smurfs
The Skatebirds
Space Ghost
Speed Racer
Square One
Strawberry Shortcake
Superfriends
Superman
Tom and Jerry
he Transformers
Thundercats
Top Cat
Voltron
Zoom

Was it Sunset strip

tonyb60 wrote:

Ah just the thing you want to see as you enter your dotage

Me and the boss can remember all of them I am pleased to say great story lines

What about Saturday morning pictures they were great as well, Batman, Superman, Roy Rogers etc

When we first stepped out we could go to the Pictures on a Saturday and the Ilford dance hall or Tenpin bowling on a Sunday for just under One pound Ten Shillings. I only earn't 3 quid a week and Mum had half of it so that was me skint until Friday ha ha :Good post:Good days

I can remember Saturday Morning Pictures and went regularly for a while until they put on some Ballet, sorry not my scene, never went again after that!!
Shame!!!!

Not sure Blink, hopefully someone will confirm yes or no, but I dont think it was that one, anyway i have thought of another old children,s program I think it was called TWIZZLE where the puppet could extend its arms

How about this

Twizzle is going back quite a time I remember it and I'm getting on a bit now but thanks for the reminder I use to watch this and I always liked it but sadly I grew up

Brian1 wrote:

Twizzle is going back quite a time I remember it and I'm getting on a bit now but thanks for the reminder I use to watch this and I always liked it but sadly I grew up

It's a good thing I never grew up Still time I suppose

A little before my time I'm more of the thunderbirds era

Have you seen the price of Hornby 'O' series trains? They are worth an absolute fortune now, I wonder, what did I do with my set? Good old days . . I had a full set of drums in my bedroom, a tape recorder and ear phones and used to play to my hearts content and guess what . . . my neighbours still spoke to me!!

itchyfeet wrote:

Have you seen the price of Hornby 'O' series trains? They are worth an absolute fortune now, I wonder, what did I do with my set? Good old days . . I had a full set of drums in my bedroom, a tape recorder and ear phones and used to play to my hearts content and guess what . . . my neighbours still spoke to me!!

My son-in law is a model toy train buff. When I was travelling back and forth to London I travelled with employee's who worked for British Rail and they call these people DAA's :: That stands for Daft as Arseh**es. He must have thousands upon thousands of pounds worth most of which will never see the light of day.

Does anyone remember this ? I don't but I remember my mum talking about it.

Oh dear yes we do :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

So do I :))

Those were the days as they say I remember this one it was one of the first that involved the use of animals and looking at it now it really was very well made