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Friday nights at 6pm were where everyone knew – “The Weekend Starts Here”. The BBC’s flagship youth programme opened to the tune of The Sufaris’ track: “Wipe Out,” which was later replaced by Manfred Mann’s “5-4-3-2-1″ and finally Them’s “Baby Please Don’t Go”. Cathy McGowan cemented her place at th forefront of Mod fashion after [...]
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lovely liquorice pipes sweets that are now available online and in store in all good... Read More »
Tamagotchis came around in the mid-90′s as the alternative to actually owning a pet, for children it was very... Read More »
Does anyone remember a time when, as well as Googling something, we might, just, once in a while, Ask Jeeves. I do.... Read More »
Sometime in the late 1960s the Cadbury chocolate company was advertising a new line which they called Aztec.... Read More »
RETURN OF THE CATS A 1980s favourite is set to become this year’s Christmas ‘must-have’ as retailer demand... Read More »
This programme made me SO happy even though I grew up in the eighties! Trumpton (1967) is a stop-motion children’s... Read More »
THE most AMAZING children’s programme. Following info care of Wikipedia. The Herbs was a television series for... Read More »
Aaah its 6.30 its the late 90′s its channel 2….its time for Heartbreak High. dont remember much other... Read More »
He-Man was another of my favourite cartoon TV shows when I was growing up. He-Man and the... Read More »
The Sega Megadrive was the first games console that I first properly got given – I had used the Atari, but... Read More »
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