I think it was on ITV and the presenter was called Mickey. He had brown curly hair and they had this game on it called "taking the mickey" It was on in the early 90's I think. Its just I'm starting to think maybe I invented it because I was having a conversation wiht my friends about shows we loved as a child and no-one had heard of it at all! Was it real or a product of an over active imagination as a child?!
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Nope I remember Hanger 17.. it was set in an actual big hanger, wasn't it? I really hated the presenter, he used to irritate the t*ts off me. I have a similar problem.. I used to really love a cartoon called the Get Along Gang... but no-one else remembers it! The only way I know I'm not making it up, is that I still have a cuddly toy from it, on my bookshelf, a little beaver with roller skates!
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Have you seen Cbeebies recently?\nBoogie Beebies. say no more.\n\nWas it Captain Pugwash that had Seaman Staines on it... or is it my alzheimers kicking in again?
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Noel Edmund is the host in the UK I think...Over her in the US we have Howey Mandel (sp?).  Ummm Noel believe in some kind of cosmo spirit thingy where he believes the drawings have powers.
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It was on ABC during the TGIF days. It's out on DVD now...I loved that show. "Not the mama!!"
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I remember that show It was called small wonder! I used to love to watch all those sitcoms in the 80's! Remember Mr Belvedere, and Facts of Life and Different Strokes? I miss the 80's!
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sorry I searched & couldn't find the answer all I got that may be a possible answer is " the merv griffin show" I think is what it was called.
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Oh, yes, I remember when it was originally aired.  I loved Spin and Marty.  Remember "Gold da blunes and pieces of eight"?  Annette singing "How Will I know My Love"  Then there was Darlene who was adorable and usually played a tomboy in the serials.  Then there were the youngest, Karen and Cubby.  I think Moochie (Pollyanna) was one of the original Mousecateers. I wish "Fury" the story of a horse and the boy who loved him would come back on.  You are also probably too young to remember "Sky King" and "Circus Boy" with Mickey Dolenz who eventually became a member of The Monkees.
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Yep another lost childrens classic and its spin off Chocky's Children.\nChocky was a represented by a green misty blob on the screen and used to communicate via telepathy.\n\nTV Cream says..\n\nADAPTED FROM the John Wyndham book nobody read, story of various "quiet" children who come into telepathic contact with a geometrically-shaped alien resembling those computer bits in The Demon Seed, and promising unlimited energy or something. Inevitably, nasy grown-ups wanted to exploit it. Adventures of varying quality ensued.\n\nApparently it says there was a 3rd Chocky show Chockys Challange but I don't remember that one?\n\nWow just checked Play.com £8.99 for the complete works\nhttp://www.play.com/Search.aspx?searchtype=allproducts&searchstring=chocky&page=search&pa=search
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I remember the show, and I think you might be able to find what you are looking for in google.  I may be wrong, but that is where I go when I am looking for just about everything.  Good Luck in your search, sorry I wasn't much help.
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Thanks for refreshing my memory. My sis loved that show. Sadly, she hadn't video recorded it.
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I remember that show. It was on from 88 to 90 and is NOT on DVD yet. I have never seen it on reruns either.
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Omg. I used to stay up late and sneak downstairs with my older brothers to watch that show lol.  Can't remember any of the name of the episodes but I loved them all.  I have never heard anyone else talk about them I'm soooo happyy :)
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Thank you for clarifying that I'm not insane!  I loved that cartoon, but any time I've mentioned it to anyone, nobody else ever seems to remember it.\n\nBut weren't the lyrics "take me over the wall?"  I remember it as he always had to climb up the ladder over the wall into the land of drawings?  But it could be my poor memory.\n\nOh... I just found this!  http://www.thechestnut.com/simon/simon.htm
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It was created some time in the 2000's although I do not know when. There is a video podcast of these shows that you can download from iTunes and watch it from your iPod.
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I only recently heard this from another friend.  I wonder if it is just for people who grew up with digital clocks.  By the time digital clocks were common, I was already too old for the "make a wish" phenomenon.\n\nOh, what we old fogies have missed!
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It was dull,I'll give you that.The format really needs looking into. As for Terry Wogan he is one of the Trustees of "Children in Need " who are legally responsible for the charity,make the final decisions on grant applications,and take legal responsibility for grant-making."Children in Need" is classed as Terry Wogans "baby",as he is charged with making the "appeal" popular with viewers, since he became involved in the appeal in the early seventies.We must remember, all involved give their services free.Whilst agreeing it was somewhat dull,compared to previous years,it surely is a great event,and does show the generosity of the British public. Contrary to what some say,there ARE individual children's charities in this country,which rely on public donations only.Long may "Children in Need" continue,but with some changes!!
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Hey i used to watch that.. HAHA. I used to wish we had our own robot to do everything.. it was pretty cool back then. These youngins missed out.. LOL