On This Day 1977: The Flumps made their television debut. Your kids TV - Go...

[RossyG]

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Jamie and the Magic Torch was epic as well.

I loved it as a kid, but bought the DVD about 15 years ago and only got through three episodes.

Charlton and the Wheelies, on the other hand, is epic at any age.

[Uh_huh_him]

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Summer holidays TV was always such excitements as Robinson Crusoe, White Horses, Heidi, Banana Splits, Why Don't You.... The first 3 were foreign language shows with dodgy voice overs and RC and WH were in black and white. Marvellous.

How could you forget the Flashing blade!

[The Andy Naylor Fan Club]

[Easy 10]

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I loved it as a kid, but bought the DVD about 15 years ago and only got through three episodes.

Charlton and the Wheelies, on the other hand, is epic at any age.

I bought a DVD of Trapdoor a few years ago. Still brilliant (but admittedly I am easily amused).

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[Stat Brother]

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"Pole PosiSHAAAAAN only their uncle knows! Pole PosiSHAAAAN sit back and watch them go!"

Jamie and the Magic Torch was epic as well.

Red Hand Gang was just "La la la, la la la....lalalala la la la"

Pole Position was my 'have a decent stab at' intro.

Hobo, Bod and Jamie - naturally.

I also miss countered, but couldn't do the RHG anyway.

[Seasider78]

This was magnificent

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Voiced by the late great Willie Rushton

[Greg Bobkin]

Rainbow
Mooncat
Pigeon Street
Rentaghost
Grange Hill
Jossy's Giants
Button Moon
You and Me

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I bought a DVD of Trapdoor a few years ago. Still brilliant (but admittedly I am easily amused).

Agreed Trap door remains as amusing as it ever was.