I now realise how trippy '80s-'90s childrens' shows were.
June 8th 2008 07:47
Todays group: I now realise how trippy '80s-'90s childrens' shows were.
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Group description:
Through the wonders of facebook and youtube, I've been able to connect with many like-minded people- I've found plenty of groups eager to reminisce about our generation's '90s childhood.
This lead me to scour youtube looking for those elusive Puddle Lane/Lift Off/Round the Twist etc episodes, but when I found them, I realised how totally f*cking trippy they are.
Really, Neil Innes walking around in a giant spangled sheet, Round the Twist's random ghosts, anything to do with a Secret Garden... I'm suprised the directors had time to make the shows in between fighting of the giant purple talking lobsters that kept appearing everywhere they looked.
Here's to the childrens shows of the '80s-'90s, just don't let the puppets scare you.
Click Here to see the group (if you are a member of facebook of course)
My thoughts: Trippy indeed, being a kid growing up in the early 90's I do now see how trippy the shows were but also how damn fabulous they were compared to todays kids tv shows.
23 members and counting
Group description:
Through the wonders of facebook and youtube, I've been able to connect with many like-minded people- I've found plenty of groups eager to reminisce about our generation's '90s childhood.
Really, Neil Innes walking around in a giant spangled sheet, Round the Twist's random ghosts, anything to do with a Secret Garden... I'm suprised the directors had time to make the shows in between fighting of the giant purple talking lobsters that kept appearing everywhere they looked.
Here's to the childrens shows of the '80s-'90s, just don't let the puppets scare you.
Click Here to see the group (if you are a member of facebook of course)
My thoughts: Trippy indeed, being a kid growing up in the early 90's I do now see how trippy the shows were but also how damn fabulous they were compared to todays kids tv shows.
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