Bring Back TV

[C C Csiders]

Of course you wouldn't, and i'm not saying you should, but I just wish that kids tv would apreciate that kids aren't thick (and that they don't appreciate rubbish like teletubbies and tweenies on the tv).

How dare you call The Tweenies rubbish. Milo is a ferking legend.

 

[Bluesmanager]

Milo's face needs to meet Mr Fist, I think. I jsut wish they'd make a kids TV show that adults can watch without going insane.

 

[Mad Cyril]

The Western Isles of Scotland, that hotbed of racial integration you mean?

If you believe what you see on Balamory then yes.

I'll start believing that it is a realistic portrayal of Scottish life when hands, feet and torsos start getting washed up on the beach.

 

[Mad Cyril]

Milo's face needs to meet Mr Fist, I think. I jsut wish they'd make a kids TV show that adults can watch without going insane.

Try Yo Gabba Gabba.

 

[C C Csiders]

Milo's face needs to meet Mr Fist.

But I bet you'd do Judy though? That deep-voiced Irish accent drives you wild, I bet?

 

[Vange Shrimper]

Superted has to make a comeback, surely? Jimbo, Fraggle Rock and Trap Door were good. Used to love watching those as a kiddy.

 

[Mr. Benedict]

Superted has to make a comeback, surely? Jimbo, Fraggle Rock and Trap Door were good. Used to love watching those as a kiddy.

Trap door was legendary.
I was also a big bananaman fan in my youth as well....

 

[C C Csiders]

I was also a big bananaman fan in my youth as well....

Something you share in common with Michael Portillo then.

 

[Mr. Benedict]

Something you share in common with Michael Portillo then.

I knew someone would post something like that.
At least you came up with a creative way of saying it though! ;) :clap:

 

[OldBlueLady]

Of course you wouldn't, and i'm not saying you should, but I just wish that kids tv would apreciate that kids aren't thick (and that they don't appreciate rubbish like teletubbies and tweenies on the tv).

I was completely aghast when I saw Teletubbies very first programme, but I think my daughter was about 2 at the time, and she and all her little baby group friends LOVED it. It's actually a very clever programme in that it encapsulates everything that is appealing to very small children. The same with Tweenies, for pre-school children of 3 or 4 it is spot on. Having worked in preschools for 7 or 8 years I can assure you that there is much to identify with for them.

It's all age relevant, and I much prefer these two to things like Lazy Town and Balamory, which is just too PC for words. I always liked Rosie and Jim and Tots TV as well from ITV. Very young kids' tv can be very good, it's a shame that parents often go and ruin it all by letting them see films like Batman or programmes like Power Rangers.


Back on topic - and I'm sure we had a thread similar to this not so long ago (Alias Smith and Jones I think I said that time), I really enjoy light entertainment so stuff like The Two Ronnies and Morecambe and Wise but with current presenters of course!

 

[dloman]

Lazytown for me is just like Roadrunner was, i wish just in one episode Robbie Rotten would get that blasted Sporticus and get to do the things he likes, Sleeping and eating cakes all day. Failing that he could just become a student

 

[McNasty]

Bring back "Des Kaye's Fun Bus" ---- Wicky-woo !

 

[Interpol Shrimper]

what is it with BBC CBeebies programming being made mostly in Scotland

Well, BBC Scotland have got to do something to justify their new multi-million pound riverfront home haven't they?

Poor James Dreyfus, his salary for S2 of Nina..... was spent on letting the girl herself* drive around in a customised Mini Cooper S!!!

* - did I mention earlier, mmmmmmm Katrina Bryan? ? ?

i am sure we are going to get a mix of toddlers speaking with an Essex/Scottish accent, not dissimilar to the TFS ;)

That's not a bad thing, I'm ensuring Little Miss Glasgow Shrimper has copious amounts of Estuary English words & pronunciations in her vocabulary!!!

 

[Bluesmanager]

But I bet you'd do Judy though? That deep-voiced Irish accent drives you wild, I bet?

Who? The green one? I'd rather jump off a cliff than suffer another episode of the Tweenies.

One show I'm fairly certain all adults (not kids) would love to chuck is Dora the Bloody Explorer.

 

[Interpol Shrimper]

For those uninitiated in the world of Nina & The Neurons........

PHWOOOOAAAAARRRRRR :support:

 

[adam3811]

noels house party definetly..

and if I'm going to be honest.. SMTV!

man! every single saturday that was awesome..
ant and dec.. it was so funny and entertaining!

:unsure: ...yeah im not as old as most of you lot..;)

 

[WestRoadShrimper]

Who remembers waking up to either the Beep (was unbelievably annoying) or the Static after falling asleep watching the TV in their bedrooms?

* sheepishly raises hand at this memory..... *

God I feel old thinking about that!

 

[Bob Cratchitt]

* sheepishly raises hand at this memory..... *

God I feel old thinking about that!

Still I think I would rather have that back then the inane quiz shows they seem to fill this time slot with.

 

[OldBlueLady]

noels house party definetly..

and if I'm going to be honest.. SMTV!

man! every single saturday that was awesome..
ant and dec.. it was so funny and entertaining!

:unsure: ...yeah im not as old as most of you lot..;)

I think you all know how I feel about SM:tv by now!

 

[Harold Bishop Killer]

I think you all know how I feel about SM:tv by now!

Best thing that television ever produced?

:unsure: