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Nikki Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 5:47 AM |
Madeline
David The Gnome
Babar
Fraggle Rock |
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Nikki Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 5:48 AM |
Madeline
David the Gnome
Babar
Fraggle Rock
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Ruudio Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 9:32 AM |
Helen *the original* wrote: Ruudio wrote: Helen *the original* wrote: Button Moon
Fraggle Rock
Green Claws
Fireman Sam
Postman Pat
Thundercats
Thomas The Tank Engine
The Turtles
The Riddlers
Rosie and Jim
I forgot Postman Pat and The Turtles - not sure how I forgot the Turtles as I was obsessed! Had all the merchandise. lol
All the 'boy' programmes were watched because i used to copy my brother all the time, he was obsessed with Thomas and postman pat, he had to be taken to the Royal Mail office in our town all the time to go and visit Pat lol
Playdays. I used to play the Turtles in the playground at school, in nursery we had these concrete tunnels which were just like the sewers (or we imagined them) and me and another girl used to fight over who played April lol
Wow u had sewer tunnels to play turtles thats cool! April was wicked, much better than Irma! I used to play Poddington peas at school! I was always the one with the eye patch coz I had a toy one. Oh to be young again! |
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Hanne Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 10:18 AM |
Sesame Street in German (=how I learned German)
Various Danish shows like Anna & Lotte, Bamse & Kylling and Kaj & Andrea. Why did they always come in pairs?? lol
Oh, and the Fraggles, I think that show was American. |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 10:39 AM |
La petite maison dans la prairie (Little house in the prairie)
Candy
Goldorak
Maya l'abeille (Maya the bee) |
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Hanne Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 10:48 AM |
AbsolutPurple wrote: La petite maison dans la prairie (Little house in the prairie)
Candy
Goldorak
Maya l'abeille (Maya the bee)
Oh, Little House on the Prairie was a favourite of mine too, like Anne of Green Gables. However, I also read all the Little House on the Prairie books at least five times each, and that put me off the show. After all, Laura Ingalls Wilder described her life, and the show just nicked it and added bits here and there. How far can you go in making up stories about real people? |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 10:56 AM |
Hanne wrote: AbsolutPurple wrote: La petite maison dans la prairie (Little house in the prairie)
Candy
Goldorak
Maya l'abeille (Maya the bee)
Oh, Little House on the Prairie was a favourite of mine too, like Anne of Green Gables. However, I also read all the Little House on the Prairie books at least five times each, and that put me off the show. After all, Laura Ingalls Wilder described her life, and the show just nicked it and added bits here and there. How far can you go in making up stories about real people?
I didn't know there were books. Is it based on a true story or pure fiction ?
As someone once commented "no matter what happens, Charles Ingalls keeps a big smile and wears an immaculate shirt".
lol |
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sara spain Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 11:26 AM |
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Hanne Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 11:50 AM |
AbsolutPurple wrote:
I didn't know there were books. Is it based on a true story or pure fiction ?
As someone once commented "no matter what happens, Charles Ingalls keeps a big smile and wears an immaculate shirt".
lol
There are about 8 or 9 books as a series, all written by Laura Ingalls Wilder (THE Laura). She wrote it when she got older, and it's based on her memories and diaries.
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Laura on Wikipedia |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 11:52 AM |
Hanne wrote: AbsolutPurple wrote:
I didn't know there were books. Is it based on a true story or pure fiction ?
As someone once commented "no matter what happens, Charles Ingalls keeps a big smile and wears an immaculate shirt".
lol
There are about 8 or 9 books as a series, all written by Laura Ingalls Wilder (THE Laura). She wrote it when she got older, and it's based on her memories and diaries.
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Laura on Wikipedia
Oh thanks |
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nats Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 4:14 PM |
get smart
agent 86, maxwell smart, was great!!!
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ayana Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 4:38 PM |
Princess Sarah
Ulysse 31
Mysterious Cities of Gold (that's the translation I found although I don't think there's actually a british version)
Every saturday morning my sister came to wake me up so I could watch this, haha. |
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paul_c Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 6:00 PM |
Child of what age though?
My favourites overall were:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (the original ones- not the crappy new ones)
Ghostbusters
Fireman Sam
Postman Pat
Spot The Dog :) |
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erikausagi Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 7:16 PM |
Nikki wrote: Madeline
David the Gnome
Babar
Fraggle Rock
HOW I FORGOT BABAR!!!??? I love it!!!
also a TV series called The Oddissey
and yep Get Smart
gilligan's island
I dream of Jeannie
the flinstones
sandy bell
and ok... the smurfs not smirnoffs lol
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AbsolutPurple Posted Wed 20 Jun, 2007 7:18 PM |
Ulysse 31 c'était bien (je suis nono le petit robot) |
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