sezah wrote:
on the other topic that was introduced by the starry one, i used to watch all those fab cartoons - dangermouse, bananaman, et.al. but i must say G-Force were my favourites.... Flippin' eck, and here's me having spent half the day ensnared in the clutches of that tv.cream thing that Rodddd (a bad influence on _this_ cartoon nostalgic at the least) posted the URL for, and looking for stuff on G-Force (or Gatchaman, as I have learnt the original version was called, or Battle of the Planets as _another_ alternate identity) at the very moment when this email arrived. I only ever saw a couple of episodes of G-Force (the American version), because when my family were living in Nigeria our next-door neighbours had a video of the aforesaid, which we watched religiously, interspersed with viewings of Star Wars. Anyway, a top programme in the comedy-robot-also-included vein (see Ulysses 31 for another comedy robot sidekick).
these past few days i have had stuartm counting "1,2,3,4.." (like at the beginning of mayfly) in my head, with the result that i have been marching around town everywhere in time to his counting!! and no matter how hard i try, i cannot break the rhythm. When "We Rule The School" gets into my head, it's impossible to get rid of (not that I'd really want to), and I find myself muttering "on a BEECH tree rudely CARVED, NC loved ME" to myself as I stride around to the rhythm
OK, who watched Round The Bend on ITV in the late 80s? It had nicely scatological spoofs of Thundercats ("Thunderpants", led by the mighty Y-Front-O and facing the deadly evil of Bum-Ra) and He-Man, amongst others. Oh, and "Jamie and the Magic Kilt" ("What shall I pull oot frae under ma kilt today, kids?") was also on it. Oh oh oh! I just found Look & Read! Ah, the joys of watching Dark Towers and Geordie Racer just after break at junior school... thus engendered. Ho hum.
hasta la vista, Liz.
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On Wed, 3 Jun 1998, ELIZABETH DAPLYN wrote:
OK, who watched Round The Bend on ITV in the late 80s?
I was never allowed to. It was too rude for my innocent ears.
Oh oh oh! I just found Look & Read! Ah, the joys of watching Dark Towers and Geordie Racer just after break at junior school...
Now you're talking!! Geordie Racer, geordie racer. That bloody song! And the BBC computer game which we had at school to go along with it! Wow, you guys are bringing it all back now! Love Mark S x ----------------------------------------------------------------------- . This message was brought to you by the Sinister mailing list. . To send to the list please mail "sinister@majordomo.net". . For subscribing, unsubscribing and other list information please see . http://www.majordomo.net/sinister . For questions about how the list works mail owner-sinister@majordomo.net . Nee, nee mun pish, chan pai dee kwa -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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