For the 70's kids...what is you earliest TV memory?

[The Original]

Bod, Rainbow and Bagpuss.

 

[Northstander]

Childrens favourite Windy Miller is drunk on Camberwick Green (no spoof) - YouTube[/QUOTE]

 

[Muzzy]

Champion the wonder horse... Mmmm now plies his trade in Scotland, no?

 

[Bladders]

......and the theme tune to the Rockford Files

 

[T soprano]

Mary mungo & midge
Pipkins (Hartley hare)
Puff'nstuff

 

[The Large One]

The Tomorrow People - the opening credits were terrifying.

 

[The Modfather]

Banana Splits

 

[Lady Gull]

Mary mungo & midge

Was that the little girl that had a dog and the mouse used to sit on the dog's nose and press the button for the lift?

 

[Lady Gull]

Bill and Ben the flowerpot men

 

[tubaman]

I know this might be a bit earlier than the seventies but I always thought this was a bit sinister

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

Doctor who

 

[Weststander]

Bill & Ben
Play School
Mary, Mungo & Midge
Trumpton, Camblewick Green & Chigley
Andy Pandy

Impressions of Expo'67 (trade test short film shown by BBC about time of lunchtime kids progs, about Montreal Expo. Googling this ... BBC played this up to July 71)

This was memorable viewing for an infant!

But scared of: TOTP Fire by Arthur Brown, and Pertwee's Dr.Who enemies (1970 ... shop dummies)

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

Tales of the unexpected

 

[Weststander]

Banana Splits

Loved that:

The main theme music
Arabian Nights
Three Musketeers


ITV:Here comes the Double Deckers

 

[The Modfather]

Mary mungo & midge

Was that the little girl that had a dog and the mouse used to sit on the dog's nose and press the button for the lift?

Yep. Thats the one.

 

[Lady Gull]

Yep. Thats the one.

Lol thanks - yeah I remember that so much better than the teletubbies!!!

 

[martyn20]

 

[chucky1973]

The flumps and the wombles

 

[Bladders]

Monkey

 

[CP 0 3 BHA]

Ludwig

Ah, Ludwig! God -I'd forgotten all about that!

I think the earliest vague memory I have is of a cartoon called Marine Boy of which I was very fond at the time.

My cult hero was Paddington, partly because I shared (and still share) his passion for marmalade.