Happy days!! Kids TV is nowhere near so inventive these days

I really don't think anything will ever beat the 70's kids shows.

*Goes off singing 'Animal Quackers, animal Quackers, Bungo, Rory, Twang and Boot*

There is only ONE recent kids prog that comes close which was on when my granddaughters were tiny....In the Night Garden. Now that was enchanting!! I bought them a Ninky Nonk but sadly they've grown out of it now

No champers, or crumpets, but tea, coffee, hot buttered toast and scones to celebrate!! Do mind that back Moose (room to talk here) now where has planets got to?

Noooooo not that one

A few years back I won one of the dvd's and thought I'd see what it was about before passing it on to Brother Moose's grandnipper. It was the weirdest most trippy odd thing I've ever seen. I fell asleep and woke about 52 hours later to find it still going. It was just so so bizarre!

Now the underrated Rotten Ralph of more recent years is more like it

Cheers

How's the limpies today?

I'm just off for a hobble over the road to check out my new floors and carpets. Then back to bed with a hot water bottle on it. Meh!

THAT'S WHY I LOVES IT! An ENDLESS trip! I tell you the writers must have dropped acid a few times.

I didn't imagine it then

It reminded me of a very strange version of The Magic Roundabout I saw one New Years Eve. Now I don't know if it was a special LSD adult version or the copious amount of alcohol consumed. It crosses the line of acceptable weird for me

The adult sweary version of Postman Pat is very funny but that crosses all manner of boundaries

Where can I find it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AzdbaH3vpg

Not for anyone that is appalled easily. Shockingly bad language and its a really bad quality video but hey ho

I'm the worlds biggest Family Guy fan. I think I'll be able to handle it

It's worse than I remembered

OMG

Just watched Thomas The Tank, Spongebob Scousepants and one of the Rainbows too.

Even funnier than them was this comment

There are many of them, and so many are funny on more than one level Not to everyone's taste I feel sure but they do make me snigger

Just finished my daily fix of Vikings...a tense season finale Again, so well done Trying to resist Season 3

Did you see the Rainbow Piss Bucket Challenge? Though they used stunt doubles for that.

I'm not at my class tonight so I'm gonna have a bloody good laugh on You Tube I've a sick sense of humour and I don't care

I've seen the lot So glad I am not the only sick individual out there....

OMG Planets Vikings is in the news! Spoilers for season 4....don't look if you don't want to know

Much better thanks; the hot water bottle for back and ice pack for knee work! Hope you like your new floors, and delighted that Dexter is back home.


I'm never going to pop that cellophane on the new DVD am I? Not seen these yet, but a link to Buggernation Street on a Corrie thread had mrtk and I in hysterics for quite a while

Oh lordy !!!!! I'm just half way through 'A Favour For Len'

Albert Tatlock with his trouser snake out down the Red Rec

Oh the 1974 Corrie ladies on holiday is hilarious, and a bit sad for me. Mother tk went to school with Rita and they were married on the same day in the same church.

Night you lot x

Aww But what a fabulous memory to hold

I met Len Fairclough at a panto. He invited me and my sister in to his dressing room Long before the rumours and speculation and nothing untoward occurred. Perhaps due to the lack of the swimming pool facility's on The Pier I bet he had a field day on the beach during his breaks though

Will watch that one tomorrow. No noise here now. Little's come home ever so poorly and ever so not right tonight so keeping my ear out for her in case she needs me Today's joy was nice while is lasted !!!!

Nighty xx

Oooooh, if we're talking about Corrie and Pantos - can I share a story my mum reminded me of? It's probably funnier and more interesting for me than anyone, but here we go...

My dear sister and I - with our best friends (the sons of my mum's best friend) went to see some Panto with Steve McDonald when we were kids. Can't remember what it was. Anyhow, my sister was picked to go on stage. As a kid, what a big thing! There's my sister, on stage, with Steve McDonald!

Now, my sister was never the most ladylike of kids. Blonde hair, blue eyed, cute as a button - a proper English rose - but an English rose that wanted to look like Will Smith rather than Princess Diana! Well she was gifted this Cadbury's fun bag full of chocolate, and dear Steve McDonald gave it to her and said, "Well can I have a kiss on the cheek?" (sounds more sinister post-Saville than it should do), and our kid, of course, refused. Bless him, Steve McDonald was playing up to it with the whole panto act, but our kid stood her ground.

Two things: my sister's now in a long-term relationship with another woman, so my Mum and I are wondering if that was the moment where we "knew", and secondly, the bloody cow didn't give me one bloody chocolate out of her goodybag. I'd forgotten all about it until my Mum brought it up last week. My sister's the same cheeky cow who used to steal the chocolate from my advent calendar! Cheeky bitch!

Revenge has struck however, she's just found out she's got that thing that fat people pretend to have in order to excuse why they're overweight. That'll learn her!

OOer! I hope Little is OK, Moose.....

I think you must be referring to that little understood condition BIG BONES, nood

Sorry to have neglected you folks. The internet here is good but seems to go a bit flaky at the time of day we are still and I can sit and read/type.

I am soooooooooooooooooo pleased to see the reemergance of our very own thread moose. Welcome back moosey. I haven't read the whole thread yet but we do semed to have moved off vikings a tad and I note a requirement for champagne. I can't do champagne but have stocked the fridge with copious amounts of cava, some of which only cost 1.30 euros. I am making a paella tonight too.