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Post a clip from a tv show you watched as a child

Fraggle Rock (the best kids show of all time):





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I loved this programme so much when I was really little, I have it on dvd;


When I was slightly older I used to watch this on a Saturday(ignore the end of the racoons lol);

and of course who can forget good old Byker grove;
 
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One of my all time favorite childhood shows Kung-Fu-David-Carradine.jpg
 

Trumpton, a 70s classic, started out in the mid 60s apparently but was repeated in the 70s and early 80s.
 

Puddle Lane, a show I used to watch in the mid 80s starring Neil Innes as the Wizard and an annoying "Spell Dragon" thing called Toby.

Anyone remember this from around the mid 80s?

 
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Around the World with Willy Fog, can't believe it's 36 years old this year.


OMG now I feel old! Cockleshell Bay? Late 70's?
 
Wizadora

Fun House

Weirdsister College: The Further Adventures of the Worst Witch

Big Bad Beetleborgs

Samurai Jack
 
Growing up in the 1970s had its advantages. Saturday morning was loaded with weird, wonderful psychedelic kids shows like The Bugaloos.
 
Huckleberry Finn and His Friends - which, as I recently discovered, was filmed not in Mississippi but BC!
 

Yes, it's the Hilarious House of Frightenstein, another early-70s Atrocity Committed In The Name of Canadian Content. Grammar Raid was the best segment that can still be aired without paying ridiculous amounts for music rights. (Not seen: Vincent Price doing anything for a paycheque introducing most segments, and university-level physics being presented in a children's show.)

Eh...it was something to watch before You Can't Do That On Television. (My 12-year-old crush: Christine McGlade.)
 
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