@Richard Vobes (The Bald Explorer) I feel bad for you for all the suffering you had to face while making this show. This show should have one better and had a longer runtime. That way you woulndn't struggle with ITV STV Scotland while making this show ever again. Also Snug & Cozy should have given some actual dialog since I can't understand the gibberish that they were saying.
It’s 1:30Am in Tokyo, and somehow I’m 12 years old again, it’s 1996 and everything makes sense. Thank you so much dude, I just found your channel and it looks like I’m gonna be up all night.
Way late on replying to this, but I remember Dappledown Farm and Cats' Eyes. We used to get shown Cats' Eyes at school; it was the highlight of the day. I couldn't believe we were getting to watch TV at school.
This was a great video! I can't wait for the Danielle Nicholls episode of the podcast I'm very excited! I grew up with Rosie and Jim and Tots TV and they were the only CITV shows that aired in America Can't wait for part 2!! I was laughing my head off at Snug and Cozi
Fantastic! I remember Snug and Cozi fairly well, and I LOVED Out of Sight as a kid- I honestly completely forgot what the title was though- I could only remember it as "Invis", which was the name of the invisibility formula itself in the show. Crazy, since I could even remember the theme music really well! I thought Bug Alert! went on for years longer than it actually did- I guess since there was a gap between the two versions of it, that would be why it seemed like that. I weirdly remember Cat's Eye too- it was one of those kids' educational shows that would start playing on TV after you went to school- I remember watching those fondly on days I was off ill! An obscure (and kinda unintentionally creepy) one I remember on GMTV in the mornings (weekends?) in the 90's at some point was this weird puppet show called 'Our House', starring two human puppet children and 'Granny Banany'- a terrifying humanoid/banana old lady. There were also two tiny living pieces of fluff on the carpet who I also found creepy looking. I almost totally forgot it existed, and I don't remember liking it all that much as a kid, or it being on for that long, but the whole show had this odd, unexplained, uncanny kind of quality to it that I always found slightly offputting, even though it was intended to be a perfectly wholesome show. Something about the puppet designs put me off! Even so- it was one of those things that was fantastically nostalgic to remember that it existed! You always hit the nostalgic points for me spot on with these videos, Jack- many thanks! This exact kind of personally nostalgic content is exactly what I adore seeing!
Here's one I recommend for part 2: Rescue Robots. It was created by the same production company behind Robot Wars and all seven episodes that were aired can be seen on Mech+.
Still trying to find a show that use to air on the weekends. I think it was on a Sundays morning in late 90s early 2000s. All I can remember is that it got prank called alot by teenagers. Swearing and calling them knobheads. It was hosted by two guys in their 30s wearing funny outfits. One was in the studio taking calls, and the other was always outside with interviewing kids.
Out of Sight was the one I fondly remember some of the other shows I did remember but didn't really see them reason being the time slot and would be doing my paper round
Yup, out of sight and insides out I totally forgot about. Nice seeing them again! Some other examples I can think of- Potamus Park, The Magic House, Junglies By the way Jack, you should go to the Netherlands...lovely country!
Jack’s Throwback Attack How can I get some interview with Dave Benson Phillips or any of the other preschool.kids tv stars you had on your channel? I want to interview these idols legends so bad
@@mrhammadmossop1988ul-haq I’m worried that if I send those emails I’m gonna get in trouble for sending emails to strangers well-known celebrity or not
Roland Butter is one that has been on my list, I don't recall it first hand but saw footage on RU-vid ages ago. My friend who suggested some shows mentioned it, sadly there's pretty much zero about the show online for me to use. I might do some honourable mentions of shows I want to feature properly but can't due to lack of content out there.
@@JacksThrowbackAttack Roland Butter only ran in Summer 2004, maybe 2005 as well I think Jack. Although, there are some footage of it on one of the Ministry of Mayhem shows that ADC uploads. The show was quite funny. I should have recorded the footage that was on RU-vid before it got taken down.
@@JacksThrowbackAttack What if John R. Dilworth ( creator of Courage The Cowardly Dog ) made the Meg & Mog TV series alongside Carl Gorham and Roger Mainwood ? If he did, there's some differences: 1. the show would've had some horror moments ( similar to Courage and Grizzly Tales ), but the episodes would've also had a more Looney Tunes-styled structure ( basically reminiscing the classic MGM and Warner Bros. cartoons of the 40's-50's with it's wacky-and-zany slapstick comedy, squash-&-stretch cartoon violence and hilariously clever gags in a similar way that Dilworth's other show "Courage The Cowardly Dog" did so ) with slightly more sadistic humor that's akin to other Looney Tunes-ish shows like Timon & Pumbaa, Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog, Animaniacs, The New Woody Woodpecker Show, SpongeBob SquarePants, Tiny Toon Adventures, The Wacky World of Tex Avery, Shnookums and Meat and Pat Ventura's "What A Cartoon" shorts combined with Chowder-esque fourth wall breaks. 2. the show would be a massive throwback to the wacky, zany, silly, goofy and crazy cartoons from the Golden age of American animation. such as Tex Avery, Chuck Jones, Bob Clampett, UPA, Ward Kimball, Max and Dave Fleischer, Walter Lantz, Famous Studios, Hanna-Barbera, Terrytoons, Ub Iwerks, Robert McKimson and DePatie-Freleng. 3. Meg, Mog and Owl would've been portrayed as timid cowards ( a la Courage ) and huge punching bags as not only do they go through a lot of macabre misadventures, they literally also take A LOT of painful misfortunes, from getting injured in many different ways to getting beat down by any monster, dangerous animal and villain they encounter, they just can't escape bad luck. 4. Stretch Films would co-produce the show alongside Absolutely Productions, Happy Life Animation and Varga Ltd. Plus, this would've been Dilworth's first animation for the UK ( alongside making BBC Two idents in either the 90's or early 2000's ). What do you think ?
There is a forgotten show I remember from the 1990s, System 93 on CBBC, (made in 1993) and I saw every episode of the seemingly forgotten CITV game shows Get Wet and Crazy Cottage
I seem to remember parts of Auntie Susa and Sassafras, just vague details, I just know that the shows they led into were also aimed at a younger audience, though even then, no idea what those shows they were. In a similar situation of trying to find what something is called, I once got a VHS tape from a distant family friend via my grandma, and I can remember clearly, I just have no name for what to look for, I can only guess it's one of those super-obscure releases however. But of what I remember, when it wasn't some lady showing you things, it included two segments of a painting cat which I think was called Bojang, one with him competing with another cat and another where he catches a butterfly, a stop-motion clay short with characters building homes only for one to overstuff their house to the point of it bursting from it and the other offer them a place at their home, and a mime playing with a Rubik's cube who gets too rough and breaks it, leaving him sad until he mimes a new one up and he ends up somehow eating it.
Does anybody remember a show (my memory is hazy) it shows a house without the front, there is old man & maybe a woman that shows rain & rainbow signs, I think the May of had umbrellas on their cartons.
@@mrhammadmossop1988ul-haq There were a few like that... Art Attack Scrapbook, 10 of the Best and Top 20. Plus there was an episode which featured a look back at his favourite big pictures which was part of 1997's 9th series.
I know theres one kids show I vaguely remember but I cannot for the life of me remember the name, some sort of underwater animated adventure series the kind you get if the tv series the little mermaid and johnny quest had a baby, a somewhat mix of those 2
First of all your grammar sounds like a Russian's and secondly the man runs a freaking podcast and a radio show do you think he has time to get stuff out right away? It's called having patience Vanessa. Learn how to have that.
@@JacksThrowbackAttack Do you like Wallace and Gromit, Danger Mouse, Rainbow, Fifi and the Flowertots, TUGS, Greenclaws, The Wombles ( 1973-1975 ), Pigeon Street, Portland Bill, Wimpole Village, PC Pinkerton, Roobarb, The Family-Ness, Singing Kettle ( BBC ), Mr. Benn, Trumpton, Cosgrove Hall's Wind in the Willows, Sindy the Fairy Princess ( 2005, VCI ), Noggin the Nog, MacDonald's Farm ( GMTV ), Fun Song Factory ( 1998 ) and Noah's Island ? What do you think of these great UK classics ?
That dutch show was very fucking werid. Mind you, weed is legal over there os they could have been high whilst making it. Also i would love to see more of these types of videos between podcast episodes.
