1950s children's TV

Joy; I found a film caled Savage Sam on utube the other day; I hadn't seen that for over 50 years and, yes, I was in tears seeing it. I could always remember the theme tune and it absolutely crippled me hearing it again.utube is like a time machine; sometimes it makes me happy but sometimes the nostalgia overwhelms me [and I feel soo old]. But to see things like The Box of Delights and The Children of Green Knowe again is wonderful.

I can't do the photo [I need a scanner?]. It was taken at Lewis's [Galen and Kate will know Lewis's]. Twizzel was well scary; I don't understand why I didn't have nightmares from watching that .

Oh, wow, thank you all for putting me out of my misery so speedily! How could I forget Andy Pandy, shame on me, . Am I right that his chums were Teddy and Looby Loo and they co-habited in a large basket?

Tegan just dabbing my eyes after seeing the Woodentops again after more than 50 years - had never occurred to me to check out youtube for such an old prog, so a big thank you for that - it's made my day.

I liked Picture Book too - a very nice smiley lady with a gentle voice. Bill and Ben really got up my nose (talked rubbish!) and I wasn't especially fond of Rag, Tag and Bobtail, but they were better than nothing - there was so little on the box for children then.

really?

Then there was Captain Pugwash,, very rude!!! Seaman Stains.
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It was Andy Pandy. My favourite was Picture Book.

Does anyone remember Torchy the Battery Boy? The tune was 'Torchy, Torchy the little battery boy'. See you have just mentioned Torchy Tegan

I did meet Peppa Pig and George though.

Let's see the photo!!!

That's taking one-up-manship to the extreme.

Yes

Muffin the Mule was my favourite. A couple of years ago, I read he was being brought back, well, a new Muffin series planned. I do wish Muffin would return. Tegan - imagine meeting Muffin, I bet Aka feels as I do, why couldn't we have met Muffin.

I've got a photo taken of me on Muffin the Mule .

I miss Muffin the Mule

Oh no; I'm going to disappear into utubeland now cause I've just seen Torchy and Twizzle...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QewiLgTJYyQ

The Woodentops for me.

Yes, it was Andy Pandy - I remember them all too!

Picture Book was my favourite.

Definitely Andy Pandy on Tuesday.

I didn't spend much time in England during the fifties but when I did I stayed with my grandparents who had a small black and white telly.

Could it have been Andy Pandy?