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Shows that you remember but no one else does! Page 4

I have a box set of those adaptations; Box of Delights, The Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe and The Snow Queen.

They tried to recreate that fairly recently with The Shoebox Zoo - but it never really took off (and/because they kept moving it around the schedules).

Automan, about a crime fighting hologram. I'm sure there was a character in it called Cursor.

Issi NoHo is still around, with his magic number card. http://www.issinoho.net/books_issinoho.html

I didn't dream it up.

Quote: bigfella @ March 31 2010, 9:29 PM BST

The Gay Stoned Slaga!

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Chocky, about a kid whose imaginary friend is really an alien. And Space: Above and Beyond, a mid nineties sci-fi show about humans at war with aliens. It was pretty good.

A real one now.

I have a vague memory of something called King of the Castle. Something to do with a lift.

Quote: Tim Walker @ April 1 2010, 1:46 PM BST

Oh, and no-one much mentions The Great Egg Race thesedays. In fact, the last time I heard it mentioned was by Mark on Peep Show. And by me, now.

I remember that. Professor Heinz Wolf? I can recall the episode where they had put make a machine that could play badminton.

Weird Science, the sitcom sequel to the film.

Quote: chipolata @ April 1 2010, 1:56 PM BST

Chocky, about a kid whose imaginary friend is really an alien.

I saw the opening credits of that on YouTube the other day. Fecking scary.

Aubrey

Quote: Steve Sunshine @ April 1 2010, 2:12 PM BST

Aubrey

Aubrey Orange! I remember that one...

The Last Train. Sort of like Survivors, but on ITV.

Quote: chipolata @ April 1 2010, 1:56 PM BST

Chocky, about a kid whose imaginary friend is really an alien.

A great Wyndham book that unfortunately caused several race riots in Alabama.

Quote: Dolly Dagger @ April 1 2010, 2:12 PM BST

Aubrey Orange! I remember that one...

The theme tune was ace.

Quote: zooo @ April 1 2010, 2:10 PM BST

I saw the opening credits of that on YouTube the other day. Fecking scary.

T'was a good little show.

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