You could involve the freaky writers of Hectors House who were clearly on a massive LSD trip whilst writing.
I Loved Hectors House - though its a toss up between that and Mary Mungo and Midge.
Sir (or Madam. One can never be too sure these days)
I do realise that the product, produced by the hamlet of Edam, is an artificial, rubber-based globe with no known usage outside of chemical warfare. I only included the word “cheese” so as not to confuse it with any other product from the Low Countries, such as a Duffel coat.
Yours etc.
Prof Evil
that must have been ITV as I don’t remember being allowed to watch that one! I was a fan of Brian the sardonic snail in the Magic Roundabout
Ooops,
Just Googled to find Mary Mungo & Midge were a BBC creation. somehow it passed me by
Mick
My favourite was the chemically-induced relaxed rabbit, Dylan.
My favourite was always Dougall, the very hair dog.
BTW, anyone remember the Clangers? I loved the Soup Dragon whose speciality was making blue string soup I believe.
Just Googled it, and it was blue string pudding (not soup)!
I did realise that initially it was Harry’s father who was the bully. But it doesn’t make Snape a nicer wizard does it?
Anyway, good reason for having a Severus Snape wand.
Yes Ravenclaw is a good one. Hufflepuff is a bit wimpy and Griffindor a bit show offy. I’m with you, I’d rather be a Ravenclaw too.
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Soo most certainly did not get pregnant. And although cloyingly sweet, she was innocent. She wouldn’t have been doing any gin drinking in the Green Room either. Or Dirty Dancing at end of season parties. That Sweep was a bit of a naughty boy though. Trying to spike people’s lemonade. Trying to get into their Edam too given half the chance.
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Mary Mungo and Midge were brilliant.
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…of course, now it makes sense!
It’s detail like that which is the difference between 3 and 4 Michelin Stars.
I’d like to apply for a job as a Michelin restaurant inspector, just as long as they are happy to cut my meals into forkable sized chunks (except the soup)
You have to remember Andy Pandy and Looby Loo, what went off in that wicker basket of his, only Teddy knows and he is not talking. Kay
few… nearly repeated myself there, must be down to the stringy bits
Mick
well talking about children’s telly. what about Worzel Gummidge?
a little further back in time Catweazel!
catweazel was fantastic, he was a wizard that had time travelled from the past.
fascinated by the telling bone (telephone) and the electrickery.
are you sure that you are not thinking of Jon Pertwee who was "the (time travelling) Doctor???
I think you know that I am just being silly
M
For me they’d have to provide smallish forks to eat the small chunks with. And be happy for me to wrap elastic bands around the forks to give me some grip.
But otherwise, I’d definitely give it a try. So long as there’s no raw food, nuts, anything difficult to digest, too much fibre or any cauliflower (that’s because I hate cauliflower, nothing to do with dietary needs).
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