[kendra k]

i hate dizzy that dippy cement mixer with her pink cement. spud aint too bad, but lofty is my favourite.

[Sam]

Which ones the big blue one? I like him. Do you get an American version of Bob Kendra or are you blessed with our very own Neil Morrisey? Also, I hated Peggy Patch, she was this little perfect thing that never put a foot wrong. In the later years of Playdays I prefered Poppy. And as for the Tweenies, that bloody Bella needs a good slap.

[Morals]

Playschool was far superior to playdays, except it was presented by (among others) Floella Benjamin who should, let's face it, have been drowned in a large water barel as a baby...

[kendra k]

we don't get neil morrisey in america! i don't know why they do this, but bob the builder is dubbed into american english. i guess they don't want little kids to be subverted or something....

lofty is the blue one whose fears and unsureness prevents her from participating until bob and the others encourage her, she never fails, but still hates to try... i think she's my hero.

"can we fixit it?"
"yes we can"
"uh... i think so..."

[spud]

Isn't lofty a male crane that talks in the uk version, who has a cowardly voice

[Lawrie]

going back to Countdown..once the clock reaches 30....when Richard starts talking the clock continues going back to 12 o clock!

and Carol Removes all the letters and numbers really quickly by herself!

[kendra k]

wow, carol, what can't she do...

and wow... clocks! they're almost a revolutionary as frozen food!

[Lawrie]

hang on would a clock freeze totally if you put it in a freezer? i know a stuart little toy keyring freezes like a brick in a freezer..so would a clock?

[Uglybob]

no its edited, Carol cant shift them that quickly, if she had that talent with quickly moving finger, there would 40000 men applying at her house.

[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

uglybob: shattering the myths of daytime tv.......

[Sidders]

The Tweenies scare me...

I'm glad someone else said that, if I was 6 years old i'd be terrified of the little buggers. I used to be scared of Ghostbusters when I was younger.

[Sam]

One of my friends is absolutly terrified of the Laughing Cow. He has nightmares about it. He's 16. You think I'm joking...


P.S 800th post.

[TJD]

just wait till scott mills sees this thread.....

[Mcqueen_]

BTW, has Mills mention any threads since Moyles has been back

[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

this thread is good the worrying thing about the other was people were genuinely interested in clocks.....

[Uglybob]

When i was younger I was scared of Jeremy Beadle, Esther Rantzen and Freddie Mercury and used to hide behind the tv to not see them.

[Guest]

Sesame Street used to scare me... especially that Big Bird!

[gem]

I was terrified of Doctor Who. It was the music.

Yes I know, but I was very young at the time.

I'm also mentally scarred after seeing a bit of Star Trek at the age of eight, some bloke got covered in oil and that seriously freaked me out.

In fact a lot of tv scares me...

[Minnie the Minx]

Sesame Street used to scare me... especially that Big Bird!

Sorry forget to sign in.

Also Berts monobrow can be quite frightening!

[Mcqueen_]

Also Berts monobrow can be quite frightening!

Look away now Minnie the Minx. Never mind the monobrow, that can be saved, what about the things thtey teach the kids...



MCQUEEN

[kendra k]

i loved bert and ernie, they were my faves. mr rodgers always scared me as a child... those freaking puppets...

mick jagger still scares me.

[Morals]

Everyone knows Bert is evil. Unfortunately the site dedicated to telling the world just how evil he is has been shutdown after the whole "Bert on taliban posters" fiasco last year....

[a_girl_from_mars]

I liked Sesame Street but am I the only peron to find the muppets incredibly annoying? Everyone seems to love them but they irritate me.

I'm terrified of cows.

[Morals]

I'm terrified of rats, heights and wasps (on the basis that I get very sick if I get stung, not because I'm a big girl)