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Remember Grange Hill?
For those missing the good ol' days I thought I'd dig out something to cheer you up. Remember Grange Hill, Mary Mungo & Midge, The Clangers, Dr Woo (WHO), Andy Pandy, Blockbusters ...? Well here's your chance to reminisce
http://www.tv-ark.org.uk/ and http://www.sausagenet.com/ :) Enjoy, my friends, enjoy :) |
Talking of old things try this site for all the old sweets:- www.aquarterof.com
Things like cola cubes, mojos, texan bars, sherbert pips etc. |
Originally posted by geoffro Talking of old things try this site for all the old sweets:- www.aquarterof.com Things like cola cubes, mojos, texan bars, sherbert pips etc. |
Originally posted by CalgaryAMC Brilliant site - I've order a few kilos of my old favourites! |
Originally posted by geoffro how many times did you say "cor i remember them"? |
Another great site...
...with very funny and sarcastic (as only the British can be)reviews of the programmes you may remember, as well as those you've tried hard to forget is TV Cream .
There are sections on sweets, magazines, comics and you can download theme tunes of yesteryear! Marvellous!:D |
@Mr Lee... TV Cream is a wicked site :) Wow, the memories.. Warlord comic, Tiger, Nutty bars... fantastic!
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Talking of chocolate (my fave subject!!) - the tv ark link at the top of the page has a link to some old adverts. It made me laugh when I saw the Cadbury's Fruit and Nut one 'cos when I was young(er!) :D I went into the candy - erm sorry, sweet shop and asked if they had a "fruit and nut case" anywhere? The lady just laughed at me until I walked out all red faced not knowing what I'd said wrong - that is until I told my sister and she laughed too. I can sort of see the funny side now!! ;)
Does anyone remember Rhubarb and Custard on the tele? And also fruit salad and black jacks? What was your fave. programme and sweet in your youthful days? |
Fave TV programme:
Tough one - possibly The Clangers (I did like Roobarb as well though). Captain Pugwash was always a good laugh. I remember there were some right little gems in that 5.55 slot just before the news and Nationwide. Mr Ben. Willo' The Wisp. Ludvig. Paddington Bear. And not forgetting of course - Ivor the Engine. Classic stuff! Of the longer programmes, I always struggle trying to remember them - how about... "If your mansion house needs haunting, just call... Rentaghost!" I used to love Scooby Doo too (before that little abonimation joined it - yes, you all know of what I speak). Favourite sweets: I loved Texan bars and could never understand why they disappeared from our shelves. Rolos, before they changed the consistency of the caramel. Fruit Salad. Arrow Bars. Those fondant filled Teddy Bears you used to get in Cadbury's Selection Boxes... |
Originally posted by Mr Lee Rentaghost!" I used to love Scooby Doo too (before that little abonimation joined it - yes, you all know of what I speak). Favourite sweets: I loved Texan bars and could never understand why they disappeared from our shelves. Rolos, before they changed the consistency of the caramel. Fruit Salad. Arrow Bars. Those fondant filled Teddy Bears you used to get in Cadbury's Selection Boxes... |
My cousin was Fat Alan Humphrey's one of tucker's gang in Grange Hill & Tucker's Luck.
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Memories... ... but am I the only person that ever watched Bod? and The Flumps? Classic stuff. Later on I used to watch Shmoo with my little bro. Braw. ... and I always cried at The Littlest Hobo. :( ... and I used to love this sweetie but I cannot remember it's name. It was a bar, with a green wrapper with white lettering. The sweet itself was a rainbowy coloured thingy that was fruity. And the advert on TV was in black & white with the girl/boy eating the sweet as they walked along and everything behind them went all rainbowy and coloured. ... but I liked Texan bars too, and I think that Lion Bars don't taste the same as they used to. Neither does Weetabix. :) Wendy |
Re: Remember Grange Hill?
Originally posted by crazydaisy For those missing the good ol' days I thought I'd dig out something to cheer you up. Remember Grange Hill, Mary Mungo & Midge, The Clangers, Dr Woo (WHO), Andy Pandy, Blockbusters ...? Well here's your chance to reminisce http://www.tv-ark.org.uk/ and http://www.sausagenet.com/ :) Enjoy, my friends, enjoy :) This is all recent to me i remeber Sherlock Holmes as a new show on the telly.......:scared: and Quatermass and the Blob...... |
Originally posted by Purple74 :) Memories... ... but am I the only person that ever watched Bod? and The Flumps? Classic stuff. Later on I used to watch Shmoo with my little bro. Braw. ... and I always cried at The Littlest Hobo. :( ... and I used to love this sweetie but I cannot remember it's name. It was a bar, with a green wrapper with white lettering. The sweet itself was a rainbowy coloured thingy that was fruity. And the advert on TV was in black & white with the girl/boy eating the sweet as they walked along and everything behind them went all rainbowy and coloured. ... but I liked Texan bars too, and I think that Lion Bars don't taste the same as they used to. Neither does Weetabix. :) Wendy |
Originally posted by crazydaisy Yeah - I remember Bod and the Flumps too! That rainbow bar is bringing back hazy memories but I can't remember the name. Y'know I was thinking the other day how there was a sweet out once called a 'twig' - my sister used to feed it to me and I always thought - ugh, this tastes just like a twig - it was all stringy and not at all tasty - now I'm thinking that it was just that - a TWIG! Wait 'til I get my hands on her.. :D ... it COULD have ben Liquorice (sp.?) root. My dad chews on that. I've tried it and it is awfie twig like and not too liquorice tasting. Bod ruled! ... and I loved Pootle. *sigh* Power Rangers just aren't the same. Cheers! Wendy |
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