Mr Benn

I loved Mr Benn too but sadly Lymington is too far or I would visit the exhibition.

Oh the memories; Captain Pugwash, Ivor the Engine, Fireman Sam, Postman Pat, Crystal Tips and Alistair, Roobarb and Custard, Tales from the Riverbank and many more. Where are they all now?

My girls used to love Mr Benn ( address, Festive Road)😃 and the costume shop.By today’s standards of animation it was really basic but the simplicity was its charm.

I loved Mr Benn because it was narrated by the girgeous Ray Brooks.

We all loved Mr Benn in our house and all the others mentioned by Magenta
Perhaps they should include them all in day time tv 🥳

By today’s standards of animation it was really basic but the simplicity was its charm.
That’s what I always liked about Noggin the Nogg, which was a great favourite with both my children and later, GS, who used to act them out afterwards with figures we made with wooden pegs and scraps of material! The stories were brilliant and exciting and you didn’t think about how clunky the animation was. I would love to watch them all again.

I loved Mr. Benn, Rainbow, Pipkins, Bagpuss, Trumpton, Chigley, Camberwick Green and Crackerjack.

Mary, mungo & midge, rings a bell
Was it about a mouse?

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When I used to watch with the GCs, I noticed that an increasing number of old favourites, including Thomas the Tank Engine, had been re-made using CGI. Of the ones I watched, none of these re-vamps were as good as the old version.

Lots of happy memories of watching some of these programmes with my children. Does any one else remember one with a character called “Long distance Clara”, she was a lorry driver way ahead of her time in the 70s/80s!

Oh yesss! Mr. Benn. King Rollo too.
Then Pob…
And to the others, though I never saw the clangers and anything pre-1972, which was when I came to England.

grandMattie you might find a bit of the Clangers on youtube or something. I loved them with, of course, their soup dragon, and think they were on the moon, but not sure. Then the great Ivor the Engine . I have loved seeing all the ones other people remember, and if the tv is going to have endless repeats , how about a few of these coming back? I am sure that there will be some grandparents who would enjoy watching with their grandchildren, and I definitely would enjoy Magic Roundabout, and such as Noggin the Nog. The lovely Bernard Cribbins used to do some great stories too I remember. looking forward to more ideas!

Lots of these lovely old programmes are available to watch on YouTube.