The best EVER children’s programme nostalgia poll

jjjohnson

Atom Ant - the greatest cartoon superhero of all time!!

Dark_Star

The Samurai Pizzacats !!

Josie & the !!!!!cats in Outer Space

Animated stuff like...

The Herbs/Parsley the Lion

Hatty Town

Camberwick Green

I second Noggin The Nog !

SailorSam

I thought it was strange that they showed Bungle get out of the bath and put a towel around himself, but later in the programme you'd see him walking around the shops with nothing on.

PrincessCat

Well that took some thinking... great start to the morning

But for us 80's/90's children I would have liked to have seen Bertha and Raggy Dolls on there!

JimmyTheWig

SailorSam wrote: »

I thought it was strange that they showed Bungle get out of the bath and put a towel around himself, but later in the programme you'd see him walking around the shops with nothing on.

He used the towel to keep warm and get dry, presumably, rather than for modesty.


I voted...
Mr Benn, for early childhood memories
Rugrats, as the children's cartoon that I would choose to watch as an adult
The Flintstones, as the one inbetween - the cartoon I enjoyed most in my later childhood.

Also wanted to vote for Wacky Races, Tom and Jerry, Top Cat, Bagpuss, Godzilla and SuperTed, but ran out of votes.

SquareMeal

The poll asks about the best childrens programme, which I mistook for "funniest cartoon", and voted for Tom and Jerry accordingly. T & J is of course the funniest thing ever, anywhere.

My apologies to Mr Benn for not reading the question properly.

chocaholicmanc

No Sharkey & George! Heinous oversight. And on behalf of my much missed Grandad - Johnny Bravo. Never failed to make him chuckle.

However Pinky & the Brain has to be my favourite. Still makes me laugh just thinking about it!

Sulevia

The Simpsons
Asterix
Tintin
none of which were on the list

japmis

You missed out Button Moon!! :eek:

Lum

Pleasantly surprised to see Mysterious Cities of Gold on this poll. It's so often forgotten these days.

The sequel is due out next month too, it's only been 30 years!

Can't believe that Avatar: The Last Airbender was missed out though!