Egbert Nosh and his walking house

[Helen Kinsey]

I am convinced that there was once a tv programme with the above title. It was a children's programme c. late 1960s or early 1970s. i have failed to locate it on any search engine but am not losing my mind. Please could someone confirm this and perhaps give me a lead on where I can find out more about it.

[Cetti]

I managed to find a book of this name Helen, but not a TV programme - as yet. Proves your marbles are intact, anyway :-))

[Bazzdude]

I looked on imdb.com to no avail -- sounds familier though.

[Helen Kinsey]

Thank you both for your support on this matter. As a result of your assurances my quest continues!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Helen Owers]

You remember correctly I used to watch Egbert Nosh too. It was written by a friend of my fathers, there was a walking house and a dustbin that followed it!

[Helen Owers]

I forgot to say, it was written by Paul Groves who also wrote Bangers & Mash Helen Owers

[Jim Woodrow]

Thankyou Helen, I have been searching for someone who remembers this series for years, and was sadly typing egbert nosh into a search engine for about the sixth time in the last year to see if anything came up this time. As far as I remember his house, garage and dustbin used to follow him around with Egbert looking round occasionally saying "This is ridiculous". Why I should be trying to find it I can't think - but it is good to know that someone else remebers it.

[Helen Kinsey]

Thank you Helen and Jim, this has brought back some happy memories. The next step is to find it on video or DVD. Maybe that should be my next quest.