growing up in the 70s and 80s

[story_teller]

talking about your childhood fav cartoons and programes...do u have any that you are fond of

hong kong phooey
inch high private eye
grape ape
pipkinks
picture box
etc etc

[Joe Shmoe]

I remember and love most of those already given. but does anyone remember Captain Caveman ? (Zowry) :-D

[Rod Mac]

Doctor Snuggles & Pow Wow the Indian Boy

[Black Noir]

Was Camberwick green the one with the bloke in the windmill? That was good

[rasmus]

What was the one with Christopher Lillicrap about a fairground?It had a hedgehog and a mole in it called,funnily enough,Mo&Hedge.
And does anyone remember Paulus the gnome,its a very faint and distant memory for me.

[Filbert]

Christopher Lillicrap..I wonder what he's doing now

[klulis]

anyone remember hartly hare?I loathed him

[leylander]

captain pugwash with roger the cabin boy and master bates!!

[dot.hawkes]

I grew up watching the woodentops, andy pandy, picturebook, tales of the riverbank and the flower pot men. Then at teatime we had Blue Peter, crackerjack, My Friend Flicka, champion the wonderhorse, The Range Rider, The Lone Ranger, (all that was when I was in the infants and early junior school) later on we got alot more british shows but they were not memorable, I remember The Monkees starting when i was 10/11, and before that things like Fireball XL5, Stingray, Joe 90 and Thunderbirds. Man from Uncle and the Girl from uncle, Mission Impossible, batman, Garrisons Gorrillas, Wagon train, Cheyanne, Bronco lane, Laramie, Shane started when i was about 12, I dream of Jeanie, My Mother the car, Mr Ed, Petticoat Juntion, and Green Acres, casey Jones, Circus Boy, Skippy, Barrier Reef, Freewheelers, Flashing Blade, Iron Horse, Cimmaron Strip, Loredo, Rowan and martins Laugh In, Partridge family.

[story_teller]

wow how old r u dot lol

[tonymclark]

A lot of the British animated shows you will find here...

http://www.toonhound.com/tvtoons.htm

[chrissie_rob]

My faves were

Why Don't You
Degrassi Junior High
From The Top (with Bill Oddie as a 'mature' pupil at a kids' stage school)