Rugrats!
Who didn’t love Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil & Angelica!
We still watch Rugrats now, babies with active imagination is what childhood should be all about.

Monkey Magic, it had adventure and a weird storyline but we couldn’t stop watching!

Has to be Captain Planet! The wonderful mix of science (of COURSE the elements are Wind! Water! Fire! Earth! and Heart?) and adventure was unbeatable! (An unforgettable themesong too!)

Punky Brewster seemed like the best show in the world and I totally wanted to emulate her style.

Bewitched, because I loved the idea of being able to twitch your nose and the result only be limited by my imagination – was a mischevious child so how much fun could I have had if I could twitch (chuckle)!

Playschool. Man I miss the simplicity of guessing which window every morning! Adulting is hard.

“The Brady Bunch”, it was a very fun, exciting and entertaining show to watch during my childhood. All of the episodes were fascinating to follow. The characters were wonderfully true. I empathized with this show, as I saw a lot of shared experiences that they had with my own family!

The Sooty Show as when your little they don’t look like hand puppets. Your imagination as a child is so much better, and I always wanted their bedroom from the show.

agro! he was cute and funny and always had something to say good or bad lol!

‘HR Puffnstuff’ was my childhood show I adored,
With heroes, villains and creatures galore,
Jimmy was my fave,
Clever, energetic and oh so brave,
Helping others along the way,
Action packed every day!

I loved TMNT so much when I was 5 I tried to name my youngest brother Raphael. Unfortunately mum didn\\\’t agree even though he stopped crying when I said the name. I loved Pizza what kid doesn\\\’t and turtles that could fight.

Chopper Squad – everyone was saved and there were 3 nice looking blonde males in it

Dungeons and Dragons the cartoon. So imaginative and great characters. I’ve downloaded it and my son of 8 loves it too now!

The power rangers because we believe that we have super powers & can help others.. Fantasy! But we do learn as adults how to help each other without the ‘powers’.

Inspector Gadget as his daughter Penny was really the hero

I adored the Smurfs. Still do.
That tra la la la la la got me…
#stuckinmyheadnow

The Jetsons, who wouldn’t want a walk in wardrobe that dresses you, or a table that cleans itself. Or even better, food in a tablet that become a meal after putting it in the oven.

Mr Ed re-runs in black and white i was fascinated with a talking horse.

Looney Tunes made me laugh, the cartoons back then were fantastic!

I Dream of Jeannie because she was so beautiful and magical…. As it happens, I still watch it on Sunday mornings as it is free to air followed by Bewitched. I still wish I could fold my arms and blink out of here!!