whats your favourite kids programs....

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going by a fair majority of posts here i think it's safe to say we're all severely in touch with our inner child so here we go........

what's your top five, all time , old programs/cartoons/episodes?

1.Thundercats
2.The Moomins
3.Transformers
4.Knightmare
5.Button Moon

oh but there's sooooo much choice....!!


EDITk i've changed this because i think it'd be a better result if we include things like the a team, or mr ed etc...

 

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Off the top of my head:

Ulysses 41 (sp?)
Battle of The Planets
He-Man (the old one)

But Kinghtmare was cool

 

In no particular order:

Scooby Doo [not the incarnation with Scrappy! yuk!!!]
Battle of the Planets
Dangermouse
Rhubarb ['n Custard]
Tom and Jerry [don't care if they were re-runs, still loved them]

 

Hmmm..


A Team
Ninja Turtles
Scooby

 

my favourites are
Tots TV
Rosie and Jim
Fairly Odd Parents (They crack me up)
My parents are aliens
Sabrina the teenage witch.
I'm starting to think I'm still a kid.

 

The Magic Roundabout
The Flintstones
Top Cat
Thunderbirds
Tin Tin

 

Thomas the Tank engine

Roly Mo

Story Makers

Come Outside

Pingu

Andy Pandy

That is for my Kids.

For me:

Grange Hill

Chocky

Rent a ghost

 

Rent a Ghost. Haha.

Forgot that one.

Other than that bird from Corrie, what became of the rest I wonder..

Great show though.

 

Battle of the Planets (No 1 without doubt)

He-Man

Mask (cartoon not the film)

Thundercats

Bat Fink

Hong kong fuey

 

looks like im in the minority, erm.... i don't remember battle of the planets

EDIT:had a quick look, and if this is it then i do remember it but vaguely, and can't say i ever watched it properly....

 

Thats it moom classic .

If memory serves me correctly that is Jason in the Pic *waits for someone to correct me*

 

this site is awesome folks.

apologies if this duplicates but i posted it then the connection was cut by remote server so here it is again1

http://tv.cream.org/specialassignments/themes/1.htm

although it's a good site, it's missing greats like thundercats and catch the pigeon so if someone finds a more comprehensive site, please tell me!

 

Oh dear, I forgot so many. Hong Kong Phooey, Top Cat, Rent-a-ghost, Magic Roundabout, etc.. There are so many good ones. Then there were the Saturday morning shows too, Swap Shop and Tiswas, that have not had a mention yet.

Moominboy: Battle of the Planets was a classic and it is arguable that its cartoon style was a precursor to the manga revolution that followed on. The spaceship the 'good guys' flew was called The Phoenix and they could make it become super-fast or invincible or whatever by transforming it into a burning, writihing mass of flame, in the shape of a phoenix. [sorry if some of that was vague or incorrect, I am writing this from memory.]

Also, when you say 'catch the pigeon' are you referring to Dick Dastardly and Mutley and The Whacky Races? Yet another must-watch.

 

nah i think catch the pigeon was a spin off from wacky races but still had all the characters from wacky races in it.

just chasing a pigeon.....every episode.........why?

 

Does anybody remember Pole Position on Saturday morning TV in about mid-eighties, that done it for me!

 

Moominboy: yeah, that was Dick Dastardly and Mutley. Am sure that was the name of the programme. Was the same as the Roadrunner/Wylie Coyote format but still damn funny.

 

From when I was a kid:

Jonny Quest
Fireball XL5 (used puppets on strings way before the Thunderbirds)
Bugs Bunny (what a shock)
Space Ghost (ok...I think it sux now)
Scooby Doo (always classic)

Seen as an adult:

Batman (the WB series)
The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest (inconsistent, but still a good watch)
Dexter's Laboratory (it really cracks me up)
Scooby Doo (still classic)