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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 01 Jul 18 2.43pm
Co-creator of this and many other lynchpins of childhood. RIP. [Link] Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 01 Jul 18 2.43pm

Co-creator of this and many other lynchpins of childhood. RIP.

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Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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timmyb Banstead 01 Jul 18 3.10pm
Watched an episode of Bagpuss two weeks ago with my 5 year old on fathers day. The mousemill, obviously. Firm in and Postgate were geniuses. Created beautiful, uplifting children's programmes on a shoestring. Brian Cant not long gone either. A sad loss.
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Banstead 01 Jul 18 3.10pm

Watched an episode of Bagpuss two weeks ago with my 5 year old on fathers day. The mousemill, obviously.

Firm in and Postgate were geniuses. Created beautiful, uplifting children's programmes on a shoestring.

Brian Cant not long gone either.

A sad loss.

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ex hibitionist Hastings 01 Jul 18 3.44pm
Originally posted by timmyb Watched an episode of Bagpuss two weeks ago with my 5 year old on fathers day. The mousemill, obviously. Firm in and Postgate were geniuses. Created beautiful, uplifting children's programmes on a shoestring. Brian Cant not long gone either. A sad loss. really sad - wonderful man, there was a desert island discs with him about ten years ago, absolutely enchanting, hopefully they'll drag it out of the archive so we can listen again. Bagpuss was sublime, but so were the clangers and noggin the nog.
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Originally posted by timmyb

Watched an episode of Bagpuss two weeks ago with my 5 year old on fathers day. The mousemill, obviously.

Firm in and Postgate were geniuses. Created beautiful, uplifting children's programmes on a shoestring.

Brian Cant not long gone either.

A sad loss.

really sad - wonderful man, there was a desert island discs with him about ten years ago, absolutely enchanting, hopefully they'll drag it out of the archive so we can listen again. Bagpuss was sublime, but so were the clangers and noggin the nog.

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YT Oxford 01 Jul 18 3.48pm
Bless him. Ivor the Engine was my favourite as a small child. Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)
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Bless him. Ivor the Engine was my favourite as a small child.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

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Badger11 Beckenham 01 Jul 18 6.14pm
Noggin The Nog was a childhood favourite such atmospheric music. I always liked their work and Oliver Postgate's voice overs. Their stories were always gentle which made a change from the crash bang wallop of American TV cartoons. Would you believe it they made most of their programs in the garden shed. RIP Peter I believe Emily did love you. Bagpuss Been thinking about this all evening makes me feel sad, another piece of my childhood gone. Edited by Badger11 (01 Jul 2018 9.41pm) One more point
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Beckenham 01 Jul 18 6.14pm

Noggin The Nog was a childhood favourite such atmospheric music. I always liked their work and Oliver Postgate's voice overs. Their stories were always gentle which made a change from the crash bang wallop of American TV cartoons. Would you believe it they made most of their programs in the garden shed.

RIP Peter I believe Emily did love you*.

Bagpuss*

Been thinking about this all evening makes me feel sad, another piece of my childhood gone.

Edited by Badger11 (01 Jul 2018 9.41pm)

One more point

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