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Post by Brown Granada on Sept 9, 2015 19:49:56 GMT
 Picked this up from ebay the other day. Anyone else love this when they were growing up? |
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Post by Steve Austin on Sept 9, 2015 21:22:54 GMT
Ah yeah!! Number one super guy!! Count me in BG.  I was at just the right age for this and all the other cool cartoons of the 70's, such as The Hair Bear Bunch and many other Hanna Barbera productions.
Rosemary reminds me of Georgina Hale from The Sweeney 2.
Enjoy BG |
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Post by Gene Hunt on Sept 10, 2015 5:47:16 GMT
With a bow wow wowie and a bow wow wow ?
Nope. Never saw it.
Agree Steve. Rosemary, the friendly operator is like Georgina Hale 
Gene.
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Post by Del Boy on Sept 10, 2015 6:44:52 GMT
Yeah loved it Brownie. Good call
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Post by Charles Bronson on Sept 10, 2015 18:41:45 GMT
I love the old cartoons too, especially the Warner Bros. and Hanna Barbara ones.
Not very keen on some of the modern ones though, Family Guy for example.
Give me The Flintstones any day.
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Post by Sam Tyler on Sept 10, 2015 20:37:27 GMT
I was also a big fan of cartoons and remember it well. But who also remembers Captain Caveman, Squiddly Diddly, and Wait Till Your Father Gets Home?
Sam
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Post by Steve Austin on Sept 10, 2015 20:44:41 GMT
Yes to all three Sam, happy days :)
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Post by Gene Hunt on Sept 10, 2015 21:01:07 GMT
wait till You Father Get's Home was a favourite. Very memorable theme tune that my Mom regularly sang when we misbehaved. Those were the days.
Gene.
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Post by Sam Tyler on Sept 10, 2015 21:05:52 GMT
"Dad's not so bad and he seldom gets mad, cos what Daddy doesn't know won't hurt him"
Yup, still remember the tune.
Sam.
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Post by Tyne Tees Colour on Sept 11, 2015 10:58:15 GMT
Hong Kong Phooey. I like to think it was good, and that Bruce Lee does not have a lot to answer for.  |
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I was at just the right age for this and all the other cool cartoons of the 70's, such as The Hair Bear Bunch and many other Hanna Barbera productions.
