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Your Favourite TV Programmes When You Were In Your Early Teens

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Started by The Auto Surgeon (Mark) in Chit-Chat

I was bored when I thought of this thread, so forgive me. But I wondered what everybody else used to enjoy watching when they were younger.

For me the ones that stick in my memory are Dukes of Hazard (mmm Daisy Duke, mmmm), The Professionals & Monkey (You’ll be humming the theme tune for the rest of the day now, sorry, but tough :D ). I know that some of these might have be repeats, but hey we all have to start somewhere.

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 09:46

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Charlie wrote:

Hmmmm.

Nobody will believe me but I loved Have I got News For You when I was about 12 :D

Still do :)

And Star Trek the Next Generation.

Also never missed The Chart Show :D

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 11:16

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The Auto Surgeon (Mark) wrote:

Squall, you saying about the chart show reminded me about Noisy Mothers - staying up until about 3.15 a.m. in the morning to watch the latest metal to be coming out!! :cool:

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 11:46

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Divers (Simon) wrote:

I used to love noisy mothers and remember when it was called Raw Power…rock hard rock heavy rock Animal!!!

Some show called the passanger used to be on before that i think which was a strange one as it was meant to be a music and general cult media show… so i recall shows with blur when they weren’t big and L7 and bands like that but like after the second show it just became cheap porn to get viewers with girls finding interesting places to store bottles (i’m guessing that was what they were doing:o), with music videos and interviews shoved in now and then… very strange.. complete mystery why THAT got taken off the air??

I guess i spent my time watching things either i shouldn’t remember or for an age group above mine as i had an older brother who introduced stuff to me.

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 11:57

#4

Charlie wrote:

Anyone remember Get Stuffed ?

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 12:09

#5

tgE wrote:

they repeated it late on a sunday night (morning - about 3or4am) on itv a while back. fuckin hell what was that about. a bunch o wankers making cheesy beanos - and someone thought that we might need to know how to do this

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 12:32

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Dermot (The Derm) wrote:

Squall wrote:

Also never missed The Chart Show :D

I remember “the video vault” feature on that was really good.

Probably my favourite TV show from my early teens was the X-Files. First aired when I was 12, loved it.

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 14:22

#7

mrs h wrote:

We didn’t have TV in my day - we all used to gather round the piano to sing UK Subs songs and poke needles through our cheeks :)

But I did love the professionals the first time round! ;)

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 18:53

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mr self destruct wrote:

Divers wrote:

I used to love noisy mothers and remember when it was called Raw Power…rock hard rock heavy rock Animal!!!

RP and NM were great shows and I got into a lot of stuff through them…I especially remember first seeing Paradise Lost (True Belief) and Carcass (Heartwork) on there :)

I wonder what happened to…Krusher I think his name was?

Posted on Sat, 3 February 2007 at 18:57

#9

The Auto Surgeon (Mark) wrote:

:D That was the bloke who looked like Jim Martin (Bohemouth & FHM), wasn’t it?

If it was, he should have been given his own show on prime time TV. :D

EDIT - Good on you mrs h. Which one did you prefer? I always wanted to be Bodie (even though Doyle got the better looking women :mad: ).

Posted on Sun, 4 February 2007 at 19:31

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mrs h wrote:

Bodie of course. I adored him to death. I used to get into fist fights with my sister all the time, though, because she always wanted to watch Starsky and Hutch (which was my favourite programme too until the professionals turned up). Anyway it was at the same time on a different channel so we hated each other for years because of a TV programme! :rolleyes: Theres a lot to be said for growing up …

Posted on Sun, 4 February 2007 at 21:39

#11

Cuchulain wrote:

Catweazle used to be one of my favos in my early teens , as were Floris and Fabian van Fallada on Belgian TV.
Also Daktari with Clarence the Cross-Eyed Lion !

As for cartoons it has to be Deputy Dog and Captain Cavemen. Mostly because Cavey got to cruise around in one bus with DeeDee , Taffy and Brenda and I didn’t. The lucky bastard !

Posted on Mon, 5 February 2007 at 11:01

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mr self destruct wrote:

The Auto Surgeon wrote:

:D That was the bloke who looked like Jim Martin (Bohemouth & FHM), wasn’t it?

If it was, he should have been given his own show on prime time TV. :D

That’s the feller - he used to do his pieces on a “flying couch” and had a dog called Bullseye, if my memory serves me correctly.

Posted on Mon, 5 February 2007 at 18:03

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Divers (Simon) wrote:

I think his domain was called the cosmos! He does comparing at shows now and then… I used to see him alot in london djing at rock clubs he was normally outside as we arrived with a huge spliff sticking out his mouth… i don’t know why but i always felt he looked like someone who still lived with their mum at the age of 40.

Bullseye was his dog he retired him at the donington that T? played in 95.

Posted on Mon, 5 February 2007 at 19:40

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Erik Schepers (Erik Schepers) wrote:

Cuchulain wrote:

Catweazle used to be one of my favos in my early teens , as were Floris and Fabian van Fallada on Belgian TV.

“Salmay dalmay adonay!”

“Nothing works.”

Brilliant stuff - I’m currently working my way through the 1st series on DVD. :)

I’m not familiar with Fabian van Fallada, but I do know Floris. Rutger Hauer in glorious black and white, and great fun to watch on DVD. :D Unlike that shit movie they made a couple of years ago. :mad:

Posted on Mon, 5 February 2007 at 21:09

Last edited by Teethgrinder on Sat, 29 September 2007 at 00:37 (Corrected use of quotes)

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Andy D (Andy) wrote:

Bottom, The Simpsons and De Collega’s

Posted on Mon, 5 February 2007 at 21:34

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buffalo-boy wrote:

Divers wrote:

Some show called the passanger used to be on before that i think which was a strange one as it was meant to be a music and general cult media show… so i recall shows with blur when they weren’t big and L7 and bands like that

i remember that! It was called passengers and i remember Sepultura were on it once showing the presenter around their urban decay.

Go-bots was my obsession when i was young, i even tried to get my family members to call each other by go-bot names which i assigned them!

Posted on Tue, 6 February 2007 at 10:02

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mr self destruct wrote:

Everything you’d want to know about Krusher:

http://www.guilfest.co.uk/2005/html/about-the-bands-krusher.htm

:D

Posted on Tue, 6 February 2007 at 12:18

#18

Misanthropologist (d) wrote:

‘Watch With Motherfucker’. Genius. :D

Posted on Tue, 6 February 2007 at 15:00

#19

interceptor wrote:

Hong Kong Phooey!!! :D

my childhood hero… ;)

Posted on Tue, 6 February 2007 at 20:28

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chr1s (The T.F.M) wrote:

Ahhhh, I love these things. Seeing the names of programmes you’d long forgotten.

I used to watch The Word, a kind of drunken chat show hosted by Terry Christian and Dani Behr(mmmmm)

As well as mis matched chat guests, they had a section called “The Hopefulls” and it was a bunch of people who’d do anything to get on the telly. There was this guy who licked an incredibly fat and sweaty womans armpits, and another who ate his own pubic hair on a cream cracker. Gross.

They had some great music guests as well including Faith No More, Sepultura, L7 (one of them dropped her trousers at the end of the performance) and Therapy.

The Harry Enfield Show was a particular favourite in my early teens.

Posted on Wed, 7 February 2007 at 10:42

#21

buffalo-boy wrote:

i don’t remember therapy? on the word but i do rememeber Faith No More playing the wrong song… does anyone remember what happened? I think they started playing easy then broke into Digging the Grave or it might have been the other way around. : /

I always used to watch Roseanne on Fridays before it too! That was crap though! :p

Posted on Thu, 8 February 2007 at 08:36

#22

buffalo-boy wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMv6_2HqbF8&mode=related&search=

There it is!

Posted on Thu, 8 February 2007 at 08:45

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The Auto Surgeon (Mark) wrote:

Cuchulain - :D
Ah, Catweazle & “his telling bone”.

And Taffy always called her “Little Cavey Wavey”, when they had to persuade him to do something he didn’t want to do. :p

interceptor - Ah the Phooey, and Spot the cat :D

chr1s - the hopefuls also had one bloke who downed a pint of his own vomit! Classy :(

Posted on Fri, 9 February 2007 at 20:17

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