TV Programmes no one else remembers?

[Stefan(2)]

What was that series.. ,

kind of strange guy, living in house with mother,

and has all kinds of funcky rc toys (choppers with cam) ,

meet up with not-so-weard-of-the-world-other-kids and have a season filled

with advantures..

Dunno, kids serie

But, who remembers the name??

As far i know it was a australian serie.

Stefan

[The Slayer]

Catweasel... that was a classic, and what was the name of that programme where the kids ran through a fence to move thru time??? i remember the 60's [8)]

[nigeninja]

TIMESLIP mate it was TIMESLIP,i've been banging me gums about that ever since this thread started and know one else seems to remember it[], Oh and by the way I thought buffy was a damm good series as well,mind you SMG helped a lot.

[Shermanator2]

Anyone remember terrahawks? and Star Fleet? They were on the lines of Thunderbirds style puppetry.

Anyone interested in Star Fleet- Check this out

http://www.sfxb.co.uk/ivs/stftmultimedia.html

[stulec52]

we were just talking about Terahawks last night... came up in the whole Labryinth, Dark Crystal debate.... What was the nasty boss ladys' name though? I can't remember.

Oh, and for lunchtime viewing when I was a WHOLE lot younger, nothing beats Chorlton and the Wheelies !!

[theshopkeeper]

Anyone remember what the BBC2 game show was called where you had to complete puzzles and then get across a laberynth force field before the evil pot plant got you?

[BiggusDitchus]

Shopkeeper thats been driving me nuts for last week or so, remember the programme just cant remember the **** name. Someone put us out of our misery.

[Type49rs]

Anyone remember 'Grange hill' with Gripper Stetson and Rolly? used to rush home from school to see that one.

Other fav's of mine were 'The Avengers' and of course 'The Professionals' (already mentioned). Also 'Dempsy and Makepeace' and for something slightly weird 'Sapphire and Steel'.

[theshopkeeper]

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Shopkeeper thats been driving me nuts for last week or so, remember the programme just cant remember the **** name. Someone put us out of our misery.

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Google to the rescue:

The Adventure Game (BBC1 and BBC2, May 1980 to February 1986): In the Game, Earth-people were tested by the alien Argonds by being made to explore rooms stocked with items and quite difficult puzzles in hope of finding drognas (the currency of Arg), payment of which might placate His Highness the Rangdo, who had adopted the body of an aspidistra plant with a tendency to shake and roar when irritable. A recurring puzzle was a simple adventure game running on, naturally, a BBC Micro, so that each week viewers would see fresh contestants sit at the keyboard and twig, eventually, that the “scarlet fish†was a red herring.

[Gruntfuggly]

Zelda was the evil female boss in Terra Hawks.

I can remember Grange Hill with Booga Benson and Tucker - the first series!

As the Adventure Game - doog yrev, doog yrev.

[BiggusDitchus]

quote:Originally posted by theshopkeeper

quote:Originally posted by BiggusDitchus

Shopkeeper thats been driving me nuts for last week or so, remember the programme just cant remember the **** name. Someone put us out of our misery.

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Google to the rescue:

The Adventure Game (BBC1 and BBC2, May 1980 to February 1986): In the Game, Earth-people were tested by the alien Argonds by being made to explore rooms stocked with items and quite difficult puzzles in hope of finding drognas (the currency of Arg), payment of which might placate His Highness the Rangdo, who had adopted the body of an aspidistra plant with a tendency to shake and roar when irritable. A recurring puzzle was a simple adventure game running on, naturally, a BBC Micro, so that each week viewers would see fresh contestants sit at the keyboard and twig, eventually, that the “scarlet fish†was a red herring.

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Thank god(well shopkeeper really or google) for that, been driving me insane.

[stulec52]

All aboard the Skylark ?

[amp0873uk]

hi i love bj and the bear programs and i got all 48 shows on 24 dvds i enjoy watching these films also does anyone remember a film where a man has got everything in his house radio controled and when he wants to go the shop he makes his tamiya monster beetle go the shop to fetch his things i think and when the milk arrives a train fetches it i thought it was a good film cant even remember what its called if you know what its called pls email me on amp0873uk@yahoo.com thanks

[Woober Goober]

TC Tamiya nailed one of my 3 all time favorite shows as a kid- Tales of the Gold Monkey!

That was my third favorite- I cant believe somebody did not pick my second favorite- Buck Rogers. Ahh, what a great show. I used to just infuriate my parents, because I would race home from school, so I could catch the opening theme song, and if they had somewhere to go when I got home, and I had to miss the show, I would start throwing a *******in fit! To this day, my relationship is strained with one of my uncles, because on one Christmas day, we went to my Grandparents' house, and I turned on Buck Rogers, and my uncle, just a few years older than me, wanted to watch the Christmas Day Parade, and I would have none of that. Tantrums were thrown, toys were broken and I got my way ultimately.

Oh, and my first favorite of all time- Johnny Socko and his Flying Robot- I used to beg my Grandfather to help me construct my own rocket powered backpack, as it would be much safer and quicker for getting to school, as opposed to walking. Never did get anything more than an old backpack that he connected some wood pieces to and some copper tubing. Oh well.

WG