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Muffin The Mule and Mr Pastry as a youngster. Bill and Ben. Billy Been and his funny machine fascinated me to. Bumbly No 1 and all that.
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Does anyone else remember 'The Grove family' the gran was always complaining that she was 'faint from lack of nourishment' LOL
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Yes, wanting her elevenses.
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As opposed to TV programs, I can vividly remember out first TV set. It was a KB and the magnificent solid wood cabinet could have put many side-boards to shame.
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There was also a Mr Turnip who actually made it into a marrionette for Christmas ( my sister had one) and Mick and Montmerency rings a bell, Mick was Charlie Drake at a very young age, not sure who the other guy was.
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Not really a children's show though was it? Shirley Abbacar (spelling) with her Zither and Jimmy Crack Corn, I have never heard that song since, nor seen another Zither. And of course the adventures of Robin Hood, with Richard Greene. I was 9 at the time it came out.
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I used to love the lone ranger as well. And of course Andy pandy ( the first time round) The Black and white minstrel show
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