I love Bagpus.
There's also Mister Ben (not sure this stands the test of time) and Ivor the Engine.
(And I have fond memories of Danger Mouse, but I'm not sure that's any good either).
There's also Mister Ben (not sure this stands the test of time) and Ivor the Engine.
(And I have fond memories of Danger Mouse, but I'm not sure that's any good either).
Also I appear to have remembered a fairly small selection of the 'children's television on drugs' genre. See also: Banamaman, Jamie and the Magic Torch, Roobarb and Custard, Captain Pugwash...
While talking about children's television: it's not British, and it's slightly later, but any person of any age who doesn't like Fraggle Rock has no soul.
It was co-produced by a British television company (TVS), and had specifically filmed inserts that replaced the Inventor with a Lighthouse owner (the sequences were arguably better too, certainly less rambling and more focused).
But even if you ignore the inserts (others were filmed worldwide) it's still partially British
In return I give you: The Wombles!
Stone soup...
Is it a translated version of Donnie Murdo? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-5hII715_s